Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-12
LOCAL. ITEMS
When ordering wildwood tel 4s7,
A. Perrine, Ladies' Tailor, ZION
West Central. Phone s62-J.

A. Perrine, Ladies' Tailor, 210 u
West Central. Phone s62-J.
There will be a dance Wednesday
night, September Is, at Los Candle
larias for the benefit of the Los
Candelarias and Los Griegos
schools. The dance will be given
under the auspices of the Parent
Teachers association.
Mrs. C. l.. Rivera, 500 South
Third street, who spent several
months visiting the resorts OF
southern California, returned here
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Swillum
3l5 West Lead avenue, who visit
ed relatives and friends in Mis-
souri, the past few weeks, will re-
turn here today.
Joy riders are supposed to have
taken the car belonging to Frank
Hubbell from the east side of the
armory. He reported the loss to
the police following the boxing
bouts, but the car was later re-
covered.
A decree of divorce was granted
yesterday to Edna Palen and Jesse
j. Palen.
John E. Bonnell yesterday filed
SUIT Tor 1928 and interest against
the Kathleen Consolidated Copper
company which has mining claims
at Scholle. The money is alleged
TO be due from note and loans.
Mrs. Dixie Stroud yesterday filed
2 suit for divorce against A. H..
Stroud of Louisville, KY, alleging
desertion and non-support. She
received her allotment from the
government while he was in the
army, but over his objections, she
claims.
viii Arnot of San Antonio, n.
M, is visiting his sisters in Albu-
querque.
Miss Mary Paine, director of the
Y. w. C. A., will leave today on
vacation of two weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. j. f. Luthy, Miss
Stella Luthy and DR.. and Mrs j,
r, Class left for Santa Fe yester-
day to attend the fiesta.
Hoy Bonnet of Magdalena. gen.
eral manager of the Copper Belt
silver and copper mine, was in AL
buquerque yesterday in conference
with John Reub. local agent, fol-
lowing a trip east. He reports the
mines at Magda!ena to be in sat
isfactory condition.
p. p, Glasebrook of the firm Of
Mossman, Gano & Supple. has been
successfully operated on for appen-
dicitis and has now returned to
his home.
An awning in front of the Ma
tional Life Insurance company Of
flee in the Korber building caught
fire at noon yesterday and plate
glass window was broken before
the blaze was eXtinguished by the
central fire department.
The family of E. Maharam have
returned from Los Angeles, where
they made their home for the past
year and a half. They made the
trip overland in eiAht days. Mrs.
Maharam left the party at Winslow
but will arrive this week. Mr.. Ma
haram will again enter the mercan-
tile field here, opening in his old
quarters on West Central avenue.
Miss Laura Milford and Miss
Elizabeth Rose, of the Y. w. c, A.,
are expected home this week, both
coming from Lincoln, Neb.
Rifle practice will be resumed
this morning at o'clock by the
Duke City Rifle association.
Mrs A. b. Montana of 41O West
Atlantic avenue. left yesterday for
the Pecos country, where she VIII
visit friends and relatives Tor
few weeks.
Arthur II. Heyn, the local lum-
Der commission salesman. left yes
terday morning for FL Paso, Tex,
on business He will be absent
several days.
James d. Eakin, proprietor of
the Washington apartments, has
returned to the city after spending
a vacation of a month visiting
Denver, Spokane Falls. Seattle,
San Francisco. Los Angeles and
San Diego,
w. f. Dawson, vice president of
the United States company, head
quarters in Kansas City, Mo, is In
the city where his company has
a store at 319 West Central. Mr..
Dawson visited the companys
stores III IeAdsi anu dilci ote~J
here of a few days he will visit the
stores in Colorado.
DIR. r. Fred Petit and e. T..
Bliss left last night for Canada.
They are scheduled for the Ca
nuck's camps in northwestern Can
ada, where for month they Will
hunt moose. bear and deer.
New Years service will be held
at Temple Albert tonight at T45
and Monday at 10 a. m. Special
music by the choir. Sermons by
Rabbi Bergman, The public is in
vited.
r. A. Conrad. assistant district
vocational officer. arrived last
might from Denver to visit the
local office here.