Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-17
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When ordering millwooG. tel. 4S7.
DIR. J. II. Bower, osteopathic ply
gician, N. T, Armiio Bldg. Tel. 224.
w. r. Wright, formerly in the
clothing business here, writes that
he SIS having a wonderful time and
often thinks of the good friends
here in Albuquerque" He has Wis
TIED Kansas City, st. Louis, Chicago
and St. Paul, and is now in New
York. He does not know when hc
will sail for South America, pre-
sumably for Buenos Aires. He may
return to Albuquerque and remain
a few days, before leaving the
United States,
Mrs. w. S. HopeWell, who is
confined to her home with an at
tack of pneumonia, was reported
considerably better last night, but
yet seriously i'll.
Mrs. Jerre Haggard is i'll with
influenza, which threatens to 80
into pneumonia.
Warren Graham received yes
terday a letter from his wife, at
Los Angeles, saying their son, who
has been kept out of school for
the past two years on account of
operations, has returned to school
on the advice of the specialist who
has had charge of the case. Mr..
Graham says the little son has
about fully recovered his health.
Mrs. John Beaven, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, is re
ported much better, but not yet out
OF danger
Mrs. j. I. Willis, who has been
the guest Of her daughter, Miss
Marietta Willis, at as West Lead
avenue, during the winter, left last
night in response to a message that
a neice was dangerously ill at
Rothville, Mo.
There is a telegram at the Postal
Telegraph office for Mrs. Carrie
Prill.
The Hi VS. will hold a party at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Tuesday, the date
having been advanced on account
of the approach of Lent. Espy's or
chestra has been secured, refresh
ments will be served and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Baldridge will
chaperon.
Mrs. Ed D. Torrey will return
home today from the hospital after
undergoing a serious operation.
A marriage license was granted
10 Manuel Estrada and Lolo San
ches, both of Albuquerque, also to
Nina Adele SandstrOm of Helen,
Ark, and Benjamin F. Kelly of
Roswell.
Floisa BaCa de Perea filed
suit for divorce in the district court
Yesterday from Henry Perea. cruel
and inhuman treatment is given in
the complaint as cause.
Judge R. r. Ryan will arrive to-
morrow for several days, when he
win hear some special cases in the
district court.
Revenue Agent A. ]. LOOMS of
Denver is in the city with the inter
nal revenue office, where he Will
assist taxpayers until March 10.
Judge r. P. Barnes is in Santa
Fe attending the legislature.
Joseph r. Wilson returned yes
terday morning from an EXTENDED
trip ia the east. He says they are
having horrible weather back there
Miss Madeline Ashbury left last
night for philadelphia after SIX
weeks visit in this city with Miss
sydney Wilson.
The family of II. A. Murphy,
deputy United States marshal,
moved to their ranch outside OF
town Monday.
AT an inquest held yesterday
afternoon the coroner's jury found
that Bert" Abercromble came to
his death by his own hands. The
testimony of ak witnesses was TAX
en- and found to be as first given
in the account of the suicide.
Mrs. T. J. Ross has returned
from a visit to Los Angeles.
There will be a meeting of the
board of directors of the University
club wednesday night at s o'clock,
in the club rooms in the Wright
building.
A short circuit in the electric
system of a taxi car in front of
Grimshaw caused a slight con-
Migration last night, which got the