Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-29
LOCAL ITEMS
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Divorce has been granted to
Florence W. Ma com from Chester
T. Malcolm.
George r. Craig is expected to
return today from Santa Fe, hav-
ing left for the capital city yester-
day on legal business.
DR.. Robert r. Davis. of Corona,
has wired Sheriff Garcia asking
him to locate Il. T. Davis of the
Cattle Growers association and
presumably relative. He was not
known at the local office here Of
the New Mexico Cattle and Horse
Growers association.
A wire to the sheriff from Flag
staff stated that the body of De-
sidrio GaVaidon is he'd in the
morgue there and asked that he
locate the parents of the deceased
and advise desired disposition of
the body. Sheriff Garcia has sue
ceeded in locating them Mt Torreon
q village about fifty miles south
east of Albuquerque in the Man
zano mountains,
Marriage licenses were issued
yesterday to Frances r. Galloway
and Edward A. Jackson. both Of
Chicago; Hazel NJ. keike and For
rest S. Barner, both of Albuquer-
que; Florence Laudens ager and
Randall Ross, both of Albuquer-
que.
Mrs. Juanta Mcfarland, of
Cleveland, Ohio, arrived Sunday
to visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Wright.
Howard Rowland left last
night on the Limited for Phi'adel-
phia, from where 1t is probable
that he will sail for the Olympic
games as his service with the navy
is not yet complete.
Miss Barbara Wait left last night
for Chicago, whore she will ar
range for her concert tour. A
large numb Der of Miss Waits friends
were at the train to see her off.
A car driven by Frank Neher
was struck from behind by DIR. j.
A. Reidys car on Central avenue
Yesterday and several dents were
nut in both cars as a result.
II. s. Lewis and sons, Fred and
Homer, Jr., left last night for
Kansas City, where they Will spend
a month.
There are kilograms at the Wes-
tern Union for Treble James. J. v.
Frost, ]. C. Bollotte, Hamilton
Detective agency and Mrs. j. ID.
Still.
Ralph Movers returned to Albu-
oueroue Sunday morning after
two weeks visit In Kansas City, St,
Louis and Cincinnati, with relatives
and friends. He left the same
evening for Hurley, n. NJ, where
he is employed by the Chino Copper
company as chemist in the re-
search department,
:, Deputy Supervisor r. c, Salton,
of the Datil national forest, was IN
Albuquerque yesterday conferrlnG
with district officials.
b. NJ. Lang, of the district forest
office, has Just returned from the
large lumber operations of the
Howard & Hallack company on the
Carson national forest. He was
accompanied by c. M. Granger, or
the Rock Mountain district of the
forest service, who is investigating
the technical methods employed
by the local district forest office in
the handling of timber sales in the
national forests.
At meeting of the Albuquerque
chapter of the American ASsocla-
Hon of Engineers, held Mt the
Chamber of Commerce build ng, 1t
was decided to discontinue all reg
ular meetings of the association
until the first Monday in Octobe',
This was found necessary on ac-
count of so many of the members
having to be away during the sum
mer.
City Manager James \. Gladding
spent yesterday In Los Lunas on
business for the city
Randall Ross. of Detroit Mich
and Miss Florence Laudenslager'
of Albuquerque, were married yes
terdav afternoon by Justice of the
Peace w. w. Mcclellan. They lett
the same evening for Detroit,
where they will make their home.
srhe bride is the daughter of A. r.
Laudenslager, 100 West New York
avenue.
Mrs. J. F. Pearce arrived last
night from Paris. France whore
she has spent the past year with
her daughter.
Mrs. Chester Iden and three
children returned to their home in
Las Vegas yesterday after a few
DAYS spent at the home of Attor-
ney z. c. Iden.
Miss Verna Weems. of Carls-
bad, is in Albuquerque to take a
position with the Cattle Sanitary