Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-21
LOCAL. ITEMS

AhS EIoNNIl Adi EALl IHiUH Mll
meet tonight at 1890 In Odd Eel
lows hail.
Misses Ollie, Louisa and Jennie
N. Pitt and Louise Osbourne hav,
returned from an extended visit e
Pitt & Co.'S ranch in Mckinley
county, near Seven Lakes.
Mrs. T. j. Mace and daughter
Miss Elizabeth. Of Gallup, are Wis
iting Mrs. Nace's mother, Mrs. E
N. Beckwith.
James Stage, formerly of thi,
city now Of Ell Paso, is here, ar
irving yesterday morning. He will
close the Albuquerque office OF
the Chicago Flexible Shaft com.
books TO FL Paso, which city will
be his home and headquarters IN
the future.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock
with Mrs Beazley, 1914 South
Walter street, Those attending will
take South Edith car to the end OF
the line and walk one block east,
The Knights and Ladies of Sc
curity will have a social meeting
tonight in w. o. w. hall, to which
members, visiting members and
friends are invited to attend.
Cottonwood Grove No. 2, Wood
men Circle, will hold a regular
meeting this afternoon at 2:SO
o'clock in |. O. 0. F. hall.
Special Officer George II. Thorn
as of the Santa Fe railroad has just
returned from Rincon, where he
had a close call from bullet.
Whether ii was fired purposely,
malicicusly or for fun, Mr.. Thomas
doesn't know. When the bullet
whizzed past his head he flattened
out and emptied his gun returning
the fire. He could discover no one
The Western Ice and Bottling
company has filed suit against the
City Electric company, asking
damages in the sum of $500 over
the death of a horse and damage
to horse and wagon 1t is charged
that the horses had wandered onto
the track while the driver was TAX
ing ice into house, that the mo-
torette did not apply the brakes to
her car but struck the horse when
travelling at the rate of about
twenty-five miles per hour.
belt Ray, recently arrested In
Winslow on the charge of robbine
the store of Vincente Abeyta of Is
leta and who later escaped, has
been rearrested at Needles, Calf,
and will be brought here for trial.
Proceedings of the sixth annual
convention of the New Mexico Cat.
tie, and Horse Growers association
held in Roswell in March are off
the press in book form, and are be-
ing distributed to members over
the state.
Dean D. Clark, district manager
OF the Mountain States Telephone
and Telegraph company, with
Headquarters here, has been trans
ferred to Denver. His place mere
will be taken by j. ID. Reynolds,
who has been in charge of the
plant and traffic departments for
the state.
ltDr. and Mrs. f. f. Roger, who
have been spending their vacation
on the upper Pecos, returned to
the city yesterday.
Miss Shirley Nutter, who took
her sister to Mineral Wells, Texas
on the advice of the latter's physi-
clan, returned to the city yester-
day. leaving last night for her
home at Roy, Mora county. Miss
Nptter was formerly at Hawkins
grocery store as assistant book
keeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Woodson,
and son, Edward, arrived In the
city last night from Memphis
Tenn. and will be the guest OF
their son and brother, X. p Wood
son, Jr,, for ten days or two weeks.
The visitors are on their way to
southern California. stopping over
here to see Albuquerque, and then
proceed west, stopping over for a
day or two at the Grand Canyon.
They expect to be absent from
Memphis about six weeks.
Joe Yaio will leave this morning
for Santa Fe, where he will spend
several days, returning here July
26.
Marriage license was issued yes
terday to DR.. J. A. Thomas and
Elizabeth Shaver, both of Las
Cruces, ..
Antonina Gonzales will be taken
to the insane asylum at Las Vegas
today by Deputy Sheriff Charles
Banghart. She was given an eX-
animation short time ago after
She had broken into store in
BareIas and did not show symptoms
Of insanity until after she was re-
leased. She was committed to the
asylum by an order issued yester-
day by Judge Hickey
Although divorce petitions are
generally filed by women in this
county, yesterday was mems day
at the court house. Thomas Garter
asks divorce from Perfecta Car
ter, charging imperfection as a wife
and desertion. Benjamin M. Bailey
charges that Dorothy Bailey de-
serted him while he was sick and
later wrote and told him he could
flle suit for divorce II he wanted
"a. she didn't care.
John Becker, of Belen, was In
albuquerque yesterday.
ID. A. West, Santa F'e superin-
fendent stationed at San Marcial
and J. IA. Blackburn we're here yes
t8xQdy on Oliicldi ousihcSS'
H. B, Hening has gone to Santa
He for a months rest and vacation.
Miss Pauline Sexton, of Portland,
Ind, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. Il.
BOYD.
A reception program of instru-
mental and vocal music with Dr..
e Beauchamp. of Dallas, Texas,
a. the chief speaker, was given AZ
tie Baptist church last evening to
the new members who have been
added within the past year.
"A Dodge car with license num-
ber $40 and engine number 40s,-
p4&. belonging to Dr. L. r. Elliot.
Nlke stolen from in front OF the
Lyric theater on West Central ave.
niie Monday night.
- 0auoelr,os Marfinaz frnn1 CalfaY