Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-22
LOCAL ITEMS
When ordering millwood tel 40

when ordering wildwood tel. 4S7
There are undelivered telegram,
at the Western Union for Agutir
sanchez, Mrs. Mary E. Radley, Dial
las Nicholas, Antonio S. Pacheco
Mrs. Anita G. Lucero, Mrs Kate
Rogers, G. w. Patterson, Clear vi.
SION Sales company and Willie
Bailey.
Frank A. Hubbell has gone tc
ms sheep ranches in western So.
Zorro county,
Vice President Allen OF the c. r
]. q p lines passed through in his
private car last night, RETURNING
from Grants. N. NJ.
James Kearns, president of the
st, L, & S. f. railway, passed
through here yesterday morning on
NO. 10 in his private car.
ThoL.as G.. Baca of Santa Fe has
been placed in the Western School
Tor Secretaries here by the federal
board for vocational educa ion.
+. C. w. Pooler, general forest
supervisor for this district, has re
turned from a general inspection
trip to Santa Fe national forest.
Louis Hesselden viii leave today
for two weeks business trip to
Denver, Kansas City and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul G. Roberts
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Noneman
have returned from a wedding trip
to the Valley Ranch and Bandelier
national monument
Father Mandalari, J., returned
NnGtnr6aNy 10 g,,r, L.
missionary work in Mobile, Ala.
Warren Graham left yesterday
for Santa Fe. where he will attend
a meeting of the penitentiary board
today.
Building permits were issued by
the city yesterday as follows: c. A.
Hossiter. to build five-roOm house
at PA South Edith street at a cost
of $4,000. c. r. Crosno to build, an
addition to and remodel house at
1907 East Central avenue at cost
of $3.50. ]. c. Raldridge, to re-
model building at cost Of $l,3S9I
at First street and Coal avenue.
Me'y Jaramillo, dauEh er of Mr..
and Mrs. Adolfo Jaramillo, Of Cal
lup. is spending her vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Armijo Of no
West Hazeldine avenue.
A Silver City paper carries the
notice of the wedding Of Frank
Guion, former university student,
to Miss Gertrude HaZeltine of Kan
sas City. Mr.. Guion is field geolo-
gist for a large Oklahoma oil cor
poration.
Miss Stella Covington, who has
been in Albuquerque and the sur
rounding towns for the past two
weeks, returned to Las Vegas yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Grogger, of
els West Lead avenue, left this
morning in their automobile for
Taos and Friioles canyon, on al
sightseeing trip. They will be alb
sent about n week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Kelly are
spending several days in the Es-
tancia valley with friends, They are
motoring and will visit other towns
OF the Estancia country before re-
turning to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Livingston |
have returned to the city after a |
stay of a week or ten days in the |
mountains east of the city.
b J. H. Gainsley, formerly of this
city, now of San Bruno, Calf,
is in the city, leaving this morn
ing for California. Jacob was one |
OF the guards on a train load of
chinese from San Francisco to Key
West, Fla, where the Chinese were
turned over to planters for work
in Cuba.
Miss Jennie Butt and mother, of
SOC West Gold avenue, who enjoyed
a. month in southern California
have returned to the city. Miss
Butt says the earthquakes scared
them away from Los Angeles,
The Ladies' Aid Socie of the
First Methodist church which was
to have met with Mrs. II. T. Robin