Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-05
LOCAL. ITEMS
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Mrs. Pedro Lobato, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. V. Martinez, will
leave for Santa Fe today TO visit
relatives.
American Legion Dance tonight
at the Armory.
A daughter was born yesterday
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Gil Pablo, 1915
South William street.
William Oestreich, father of w.
C.. Oestreich, who underwent a
major operation at a local hospital
few days ago, is reported to be
doing very nicely
There are kilograms at the West
ern Union for II. c. Cooper, MISS
Clara Parker and Justiano Mon
toya.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Led
ger, 724 South Arno, a SON Mrs
Ledger was formerly Dixie Lpe,
while Mr.. Ledger was one of the
famous Sixth regiment of the L. 5.
Marines.
]. c. Mulden, assistant engineer
at the district forest office, re-
turned yesterday from Reserve, \,
NJ, where he has been superintend-
ing the putting in of approaches to
the bridge over the Frisco river.
Mrs. j. s. yesterday and daugh-
ter, Margaret, left for Long Beach,
Calf, to spend the summer with
Mrs. yesterdays pare1ts. Mar
1aret will attend school while there.
The regular meeting of the Albu-
ouerque Chapter of the American
Association of Engineers will be
held at the Chamber of Commerce,
Saturday, June 5, at 1880 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer c. Jones, of
Thoreau, n NJ, are the parents or
daughter, born May 81, at the
home of Mr.. Jones mother, Mrs
r. B. McVey, 5l2 North Eleventh
street.
Miss Mildred Pone, 1910 North
twelfth street, left for Silver CITY
Thursday night, where she Will at
tend the state normal.
Joseph Kircher, head of the Tor
est fire service of the southwestern
district, has returned from an eX-
tended inspection trip to the Taos
forest.
Mrs. Frank C. w. Pooler and
Children will leave today for the
upper Pecos valley to spend a
month.
r. p. Ancona, of the local dis
trict forest office, has returned
from an inspection trip through
some of the forests in Arizona.
A fire occurred early yesterday
morning in the garage of Neil b.
Field, 9O5 West Tiieras avenue
The chauffeur was in the rooms
over the garage when the fire &C.
crrred.
Tranquilino Luna, Is years old,
was taken into custody yesterday
at Winslow, Arizona, upon the ad-
vice of the Albuquerque police, VINO
were notified by the boys father
that he had run away June /.
Fire starting from a faulty tlue
and working its way into other
rooms burned the roof of the home
of Dan Padilla, 800 West Pacific
avenue, yesterday morning, doing
damage estimated at 5000, part OF
which was covered by insurance
The fire department arrived
promptly after the call had been
turned in and did good work in ex-
tinguishing the blaze.
Antonio Gallegos, well known
In Sandovar county, who mao
charge of the Perea sheep herds
during the lifetime of NJ. s. Otero
died Thursday, according to word
received here from Bernalillo. He
was 81 years Of age.
Miss Alicia Sanchez left yester-
day morning for Las Vegas, where
she will attend the normal school
There will be a regular meeting
of G. X. Warren post G. A. R., at
217 West Silver avenue, this after
noon at o'clock.
The floor of the armory Is be-
ing polished for the American Lee
gion dance, which is being given to-
night, so that it will be In better
condition for dancing than 1t has
ever been heretofore.
DR.. S. A. Smith will preach al
the First Baptist church, corner
Broadway and Lead avenue, at both