Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-24
LOCAL. ITEMS

When ordering wildwood tel. 487.
Judge Edward Meachem of AL
amogordo and the clerk Of his
court, J. Benson .>eweu, are in the
city to remain until Monday,
Mrs. Fred Petit and children of
500 West Tijeras avenue, family
OF DR.. Petit, the dentist, returned
yesterday from Los Angeles, Calf,
and the nearby ocean resorts,
where they had sojourned during
the past two months. Mrs. Petit
says large number of Albuquer-
que people are in southern Cali
fornia, but the recent earthquake
shocks sent a lot of them home
bound.
William Bryce. of the foundry,
accompanied by his son, left yes
terday in his automobile for the
where Mrs. Bryce and other chill
drcn are in camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Butt, who
have been spending their vacation
at the Ellis ranch, are expected
home in a few days.
Ward Shepard. supervisor of the
ManZano national forest. left yes
terday for Mount Taylor on official
business, to be away for several
days.
w. A. Field. secretary of the New
Mexico Bean Growers association,
left last night for EstanCia, where
he will attend meeting of the
board of directors of the assOcla-
ton.
Fred S. Smith, arrested here
Thursday evening. confessed yes
terday that he had taken $500
from the Colorado Springs Ma
tional bank. Officers at that city
have been notified that Smith Will
waive extradition.
Everett +, HodsOn of Estancia
was sentenced yesterday to pay a
fine of $25 or to spend twenty-five
days in Jail by Judge w. w. Nc
Clellan. HodsOn was charged with
attempting to steal car belonging
TO SchWartzman & With.
C. G., Smith, timber inspector
from the Washington office of the
forestry service. with Il. +. March
Who holds similar office here,
have returned from an inspection
"trip over the forests of New Mex
leo and Arizona.
A reception for their new min
lister and his wife. Rev. and Mrs
willard f. Guy recently arrlVeC
from Columbus, O., will be heit
next Tuesday evening by members
of the Gold avenue and Broadway
Christian church.
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Community club will be held or
July 81. Postponement from TO-
night was made because OF the
death of Mrs. Julianita Nuane2.
A suit filed IN court yesterday
by the L. b. Putney MercantlIt
company asks that a flour mill a.
Pena Blanca in Sandoval county
be sold to satisfy a judgment ask
ed by the company of $4l4.2S oVel
an unpaid note now past due
The Putney company also nice
suit against Felipe G, Baca ant
Carmelita de Baca for $420.49 or
q promissory note for S30S'o2
given on December /, 1919, anC
which the defendants have fallet
to meet.
Another meeting on the queStloi
of Incorporation of Old Town ma
been called and 1t is said that l
will be bigger affair than th'
last. in that a band will tie EN-
ployed To furnish music. Th'
meeting is called for $40 Sunda!
evening at the court house.
A Torrance county case wa
heard Yesterday at the count!
Mechem of the Third judicial dis
trict presiding. 1t was held her'
for the convenience of witnesses
The suit was one of Robert J.
Shaw versus the Woodmen of tn
World for collection of insuranc
alleged due him.
tn. McElvain and w, $ Pat
terson have been elected by tn
local lodge of the Internatl0na
Association of Machinists as dele
gates to the national convention o
the organization to be held a
Rochester n. Y, commencing sep
TENDER 90.
ID. A. Macpherson left last nigh
for d brief trip to Kansas City.
George Curry was in Albuquer
que last night, returning to Socorr
from a trip to Santa Fe,
Miss Cornelia Porter left yes
terday for Pelen to spend the wee
end as the house guest of Miss Nh
ginia Simmons.
Mrs. Harry Merrill, Of Belen,
visiting Mrs. G. L. Mcmillan.
DR.. T. p. Tannus returned her
last night and will remain here
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