Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-14

When ordering wildwood rel. 487
A petition was filed yesterday by
B. F. Monahan 10 establish lein or
Cadillac car owned by Isaac
Barth, but now in possession of Mr.
Monahan, Plaintiff asks that ca
be sold to recover S65 due him fol
painting and storage, and $50 fol-
Top and cushion repairs, the &C
count Of Barth with Allan Il Yea
ring. Allen e. Gearing transferred
the account to Monahan for the
sum of 81 and other good and val
liable consideration"
District Attorney George r. Craif
and Deputy Sheriff Charles Bang
hart returned from Santa Fe yes.
terday afternoon, after having s..
cured from the governor eXtraditior
papers for +. E. Vassar OF Los
Angeles wanted for padding" tbs
payroll Of the Colossal Mining com
pany Sheriff Rafael Garcia left
last night for California to bring
the pris 0ner here for trial.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Gus Kahn and Mrs
Ella Heyman leave today for The
Jemez Springs country Ior a two
weeks out ng.
1t was learned yesterday that Mr.
and Mrs. George Roslington were
returning TO Albuquerque from
England where they had expected
to visit relatives and friends for the
next two months. Their sudden de-
parture from the island was caused
by the serious illness CT their little
son, Fred, who is sick here with
typhoid fever. The boy took sick
shorty after they left the city, but
at that time it was believed there
was nothing seriously the matter
with him.
Roy Suman, formerly an engineer
of the Santa Fe railroad, died Mon
day at his home in Clovis of a
cerebral hemorrhage. He had left
the railroad service and was farm
ing near Clovis. He is survived by
his wife, one son and one daughter.
j. l.. Gober, auctioneer, has been
appointed trustee in the bankruptcy
proceedings of n. Yamato, by
George c. Taylor, United States
bankruptcy referee. 1t was decided
TO dispose of the stock, which con-
sists of staple groceries, and store
fixtures.
Frank Butt has gone to the
JemeZ Springs country to join ms
family on their vacation.
Mrs. O.. Bachechi and Mrs. j.,
Morelli have gone to California for
an extended visit.
Lieutenant Governor b. F. Pan
kew was in the city for a short time
yesterday.
The Royal Neighb1rs Of America
will hold their regular meeting at
o'clock tonight in the l. o. o. F.
hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Skinner left
yesterday for Santa Fe for a visit
with Mr.. SINNERS parents.
D. f. Barton, local superintend-
ent of the Santa Fe shops, is eX-
pected to return today from New
York city. He accompanied his
daughter, Miss Belle Barton, 10
Mackinaw, Mich, where she went
to attend the convention of the
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
The G. A. T.. Womans' Rellet
corps, No. /, will meet in regular
session this afternoon at 2:3O at
the odd Fellows hall. Initiation
and refreshments
w F. Swit2er left yesterday
morning for Las Palomas Springs.
in Sierra county, where he VIII
take the hot baths and do some
trout fishing in the nearby streams.
Ettore Franchini. in business at
Juarez, Mexico, is in the city on
,,Yt1I rnno1in n few
DAYS. Yesterday he was exhibiting
to friends some interesting pic
lures of scenes in and around
Juarez.
i. NJ. Reynolds. president of the
First National bank, was 2 mas
senger yesterday for southern Cali
fornia. where he will spend several
weeks with His family, who are now
at Ocean Park.
Judge W. C. Heacock has re-
burned from the Jeme2 Springs
where he has been for the last two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. p, +. Fillmore. for
merly of this city. now Of FL Pas0
are in the city. guests of Mrs
Frnestire Renpnr and Mrs. c. A
Hudson. ST. West Silver avenue
mother and sister. respectively, o'
Mrs. Fillmore. Mr.. Fillmore stated
Yesterday morning that "Alhuquer'
que is a summer resort compare,
TO FL PasO."
Mr. and Mrs. Quincy NJ. Randle'
have returned to their anartment
BIS West Lead avenue. While Mr.
Handles was on business to tbs
forests of Arizona. he being timhei
examiner for the United States for
est service. Mrs. Handles visita'
her relatives at Spri1gerville
They were absent about tw'
months.
Special convocation of the Ri
Grande chapter, No. 4, r. A. M,
this evening at : O'Clock for worl
in the NJ. f, NJ. and r. a. de
grees. supper will be served n
6:30 o'clock. Visiting companion
are welcome.
The veterans Of foreign wars WI
be entertained at the home of Ches
ter F. Bebber, 517 North Thirteenth
street, this evening at s o'clock. Al
members are cordially invited.
The Knights OF Columbus VII
hold picnic Sunday July is. De
l. No.