Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-30
LOCAL ITEMS

When ordering wildwood tel. 4S7.
l.. H. Little, OF the White garage,
has returned from a business trip
! to Lansing, Mich.
Tilden McMullin was in the city
yesterday from Sedalia, Mo, inter
/, viewing local druggists.
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Butcher and
Mrs. Thomas Danahy who spent
several weeks at Camp Whitcomb,
in the Sandia mountains, have re-
turned to the city, They say a
large number of visitors have So
journed at the camp during the
past two months, In order TO escape
the heat of the city.
Attorney and Mrs. Albert G.,
Simms, who spent the past month
with eastern relatives and friends
have returned to the city. In the
future Mr.. Simms will be found al
the Citizens National bank.
A business college is to be opened
in the building at the northwest
corner of Third street and Copper
avenue by Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Sutherland, of Oklahoma CITY.
Okla, 1t was announced yesterday,
Jim Cotfman, local psychic lead
er ara poet, has returned from
lecture tour through Colorado. Mr..
C6ffman says he will resume his
lectures at the jefferson hall on
Friday evening.
Accompanying Senator FAN on
his visit to Albuquerque are victor
Culberson, of Silver City, and Oliver
NJ. Lee, legislative representative
from Grant county. Mr.. Lee is
mentioned for state senator from
that district, for the next session.
Lieutenant Governor Pankey
came over by auto from Santa Fe
yesterday.
Alfred Springer was arrested
yesterday for speeding on west
Central avenue He was driving
west at a rate of thirty-four miles
an hour, the arresting officer de-
clared.
There are undelivered kilograms
at the Western Union for Eva
Moon, Charles M. Wheaton, Robert
Sloan and Mrs. A. l.. Hancock.
George M. Post, an engineer OIL
the Indian irrigation service, mas
returned from an automobile trip
to Arizona, where he inspected sew
eral irrigation projects.
The Ladies Aid society of the
First Methodist church held bas-
ket picnic at Robinson park yester-
day in place of their regular meet
ing
A. r. Gere department Of justice
agent, returned yesterday from So
zorro. He says that Investigation
showed that some merchants there
are overcharging for sugar.
Marriage license was issued yes
terday to Myra Feldman, of Phlla-
delphia and Jesse L. Kay, OF WINS
low, Arizona.
Highland lodge 467, B. Of l.. f.
and F., met last night. A chair
man of the local grievance commit
tee was elected.
Charges against Antonio Romero
by Carlos Garcia were dismissed in
Judge McClellan's court yesterday.
Friends of ]. p. Sheehan, former
" of Albuquerque, learned yester-
day that he has been made wee
president of the Atlas Brick COM
pany of FL Paso.
Harmony lodge No. /, ]. O. o. T.,
will meet in regular session TO-
night. All members are urged to
attend as there will be work in the
second degree.
Claude Hutto is spending a week
in Colorado and is expected to re-
turn about next Wednesday.
E. ]. Hall is i'll at his home, 1915
North Second street.
Leonard j. Miller. of the Aztec
Fuel company, and Mrs. Miller
have returned from Sterling, III,
where they took the body Of Mr..
Millers mother for burial
Mr.. and Mrs. W, c, Reid, Mrs, j.
G. Jordan and T. NJ. Pepperday viii
leave today for weeks visit al
the Reid ranch in the Zuni mount
aims
Miss Dulcie Knox, Y. w. G. A
secretary, is expected home today
from summer training school at
Boulder, Colo, where she has been
spending her vacation.
j. Porter Jones, of Santa Fe, was
in the city yesterday on business
Norman Mayne, who is spending
the summer at Ellis Ranch, is
spending this week in the city with
his mother and sister.
r. L. Ormsbee, of Santa Fe, is
spending several days in Albu-
querque.
Victor Culberson. or Silver City
president of the state cattle board
spent yesterday in the city on per-
sonal business
W. j! Linwood, Ration, secretary
of the cattle sanitary boaNi, left
last night after a conference here
with f. E. Clark, a member of the
board
Miss Anita Hubbell returned last
night from a months stay in Los
Angeles. Calf, where she visited
Miss Mildred Thomas, former
school ma tie.
Lieut.. Gov. 3. +. Pankey and T.
l.. Talley were in Albuquerque yes
terday en- route TO the meeting of
the Cattle and Horse Growers as