Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-25
LOCAL. ITEMS
When ordering wildwood tel. 4S7

When ordering wildwood tel. 487.
The C. U. P. club will hold reg
ular meeting at the Y. w. c. A,
Tuesday night.
The Fraternal Aid union will
hold special picnic Sunday,
August /, All members wishing to
attend are requested to notify the
secretary as soon as possible.
A special meeting of the Frater-
nal Aid union will be held Monday
evening at 1880 at the |. o. o. f.
hall, taking up business of i'm
portance to all members.
Col. D. X. 3. Sellers writes the
journal as follows: IF the Pacific
ocean were gasoline and southern
California suspended in a swing so
we could not feel the earthquakes,
] might be induced to remain
week longer"
II. ]. Bambrook and family have
returned from an auto trip to
southern California.
Miss Fannie Gabrish and mother,
of Denison. Texas, are visiting Mrs.
Austin and mother, of University
heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward d. Horgan
and Miss Rosemary Morgan are in
Santa F'e for several weeks.
V. G. Sadler, field representative
of the I'VE Planry Service" Dali
las. Texas, is in the city on business
and called at the Journal office
yesterday. where he discussed the
building situation of Albuquerque:
Nj. f. Sawtelle left last night for
Camp Perry, Ohio, where he will
be one to represent New Mexico IN
the national shoot annual tourna-
ment, and he expects to return with
some crack scores to his record.
DR.. l.. II. Chamberlin, who was
at the Jemez Springs the past two
weeks. has returned to the city. He
was down town yesterday and re-
ported himself feeling pretty well.
John Rueb, engineer on the coast
lines, who was at San Diego, Calf.
visiting his family, has returned to
the city
Grover Divine, who spent his
vacation in southern California,
where he visited his parents, has
returned to the city.
Miss Olive Harden has returned
from visiting various historic points
in Arizona, where she was the
guest OF the family of f. II. Ham
mond, government supervisor OF
Indian schools. Her itinerary in
cluded the ruins of the cliff dwell
ers in Canyon de Chelley, Lukichu-
kai, Fort Defiance and number OF
isolated Navajo villages where the
Indians still live in a state of bar
barism.
Mrs. r. S. Goodrich, 102 North
Eighth street, has gone. with hel
daughters, Dorothy and Frances, tc
Pasadena for two months vaca-
ton. Mrs. Herbert Barrett left witt
them for her home at San Francis
co after having visited here for
three months with her sister, Mrs
w. w. Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bowdich Were
given baby buggy yesterday b!
the plumbers union, as the resul
of a decision made at the close o
the war that such a gift would b.
made to the member OF the unicl
whose home was visited first by th'
stork,
Ten days in the city Jail was tn
sentence given TO Donald L. Harrl
son, Richard Thurston and Haroit
p. Ergenbright yesterday mornin'
by the police judge. They wer'
charged with vagrancy.
The Highland Tire and Ruhbe
works, in charge Of r. Il. Pomer
and Gus Salter, opened business a
Broadway and Gold avenue yester
day.
Frank Garcia drove his hors
into the side of the automobil
of Charles Vandevalde on Mort
Twelfth street several days ago. in
turing the horse and damaging tn
buggy, the latter testified in polic
court yesterday morning. va de
yalde was fined $40 on the charg
of not reporting the accident.
Miss Cornelia Porter. 202 Mort
Fourth street, is spending the wee
d. as the guest of Miss Vrgini
.rnmons at Belen,
Charles F. Horner's own con
bany of artists is due to arrive tn
morning on train NO. Z in a speci'
car. They will appear in both a
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