Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-31
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Mrs. Cora p. Cook and children
/ have returned to Albuquerque
! after an absence of about two
! months, spent in Pittsburgh, Pa.
The object of their trip to the
| Pennsylvania city was to have Mrs.
| Cooks little daughter, Grace, enter
a hospital for treatment for spinal
I trouble. 1t was at. first thought
that major operation would he
necessary, but the physician decil-
ed otherwise after making Il thor
| ough examination. She, however,
was compelled to spend several
weeks in bed with her body encased
in a plaster cast. She is now well
on the way to recovery.
| E. II. Blumenthal, architect,
! formerly of st. Louis, has opened
an office in the First National
| bank building for the practice of
| architecture. He was connected
with some of the leading architects
! in st. Louis, but having heard the
call of the Land of Sunshine, has
decided to make Albuquerque his
home.
B. r. Phillips. formerly the local
o6IliN III bllN CiNolllObllt Cdi w do III
the city yesterday from his ranch
across the river. Mr.. Phillips is
suffering with some kind of a
growth on the back of his neck,
the result of an automobile acct
dent several years ago, and as the
growth does not disappear he has
been advised to go to the Mayo
hospital at Rochester. Mimi. He
will probably leave for the hospital
in a few days.
Everett c. Garland, formerly
salesman at the store of l.. l.. Wash
burn company, expects to leave to-
day for his home in Iowa. Mr..
Garland has not been in good
health for several months.
Trimble Wells has resigned his
position with the Armour company,
and on Monday becomes the sales
man for the II. j. Heinz company
'57" varieties concern. Mr. Wells
while working under instructions
for the western headquarters at
Denver, Colo. will make Albu-
querque his distributing point for
practically all of New Mexico and
western Arizona, as far as Flag
staff.
In the case of Alfredo Armijo VS..
Cristina Garcia de Armijo, plain
tiff, it is said, failed and refused to
&C IMPLY with the mandate of the
court in the final divorce decree in
which he was ordered to pay ali
mony of 1900. Mrs. Armijo was
awarded the household goods and
furniture and also $50 per month
to be paid to her minor children,
Josefita and Lucy Armijo was or
dered to appear February to
show why he should not be punish
ed for contempt of district court
Final judgment was rendered in
the district court yesterday in the
case of Santiago Meraz VS.. Schema
Chavez de Cordova. administrators
of the estate of Juan Cordova y
sanchez, deceased The judgment
provides that plaintiff recover ST.
500 from the administrative,
Abel Garelgos and Repito Corbly
were arraigned before Justice of
the Peace Modesto C. Ortiz yester-
day and fined S25 each for dis
turbing the peace. j. II. Smith
arrested them for fighting at the
saw mill yesterday morning.
District Attorney G.. r. Craig
stopped over in this city yesterday
en- route to Santa Fe from Gallup.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Layton OF
Sharon. Pa. are visiting Mrs. Wall
ter L. Hatch of this city.
Supervisors of forests spent all
day yesterday at Frank HubbelFs
ranch. where they made a special
study of cattle feeding and made
other observations pertaining to
ranching.
DIR. c. f. Waller of the state
board of health left for Santa Rita
where he will make study of SAN
itary conditions for the Chino Cop
per company, with DR., f. NJ. Car
rier. who is the Chino physician.
Lieut.. Gov. Is. f. Pankey stopped
over in Albuquerque last night for
short visit, after which he pro-
ceeded to Haywood, N. NJ, accom-
panied by his wife.