Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-09
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Phone 789 Taxi. PROMPT service,
When ordering wildwood. phone 487.
DIR. J. II. Bower. osteopathic physi-
clan N, T Armiic Rlag. Phone ga
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph r. Nelson of
Indianapolis, who are on their way
TO California. are the guests Of Mr.
aud Mrs. A. j, Maloy for a few days.
Mrs. Nelson was formerly Miss Hazel
Maloy of this city.
Wyck Miller returns today to San
Ysidro after several days spent in AL
buquerque,
The "flying squadron of the uni
Versity drive for the domestic science
department viii meet today at 1l:56
at the Y. NJ. c. 4. from where they
will be driven to the university
campus for lunch and a brief inspec-
ton,
Mai G. s. Howard, formerly chief
geologist for the Commonwealth Pc
troleum company is in the city en-
route to Central America. He is the
author of many treatises on geology
and has just completed IL book, The
Geology of New Mexico which is of
peculiar interest at this time.
Four more members have been add
ed to the list of the class for com
mercial Spanish which will begin
promptly AZ = .Ou tlli7 di''i ii''''
the Chamber of Commerce under the
instruction of Professor Iharra of the
university.
A suit for divorce was filed in the
county court yesterday by Mary -,
Turner versus Thomas Turner. alleg-
ing cruel and inhuman treatment, III
the form of words and threats.
Juan Garcia and Frances Chaves,
both of Albuquerque applied yester-
day for a marriage license at the Of
flee of the county clerk,
There will be an important meeting
of the Woman's club Friday at } p. m
Matters pertaining to the Day Nursery
will be discussed and a large attend
ance is desired. At p. m promptly
the board of managers will meet.
Albert G, Simms, president of the
Albuquerque Country club, announces
that in order to cut down the II. t. l..
and add to the JOY of nations during
Inc new wear an Afro-American
mortgage burning and smoker will be
held on the night of January 20 at
the club.
A. j. Anderson of Mitchell S. d"
arrived last night TO visit his daughter
Mrs. Walter Hatch, and his son, Gun
ton p. Anderson, who Will return
shortly from an eastern trip.
A board meeting Of the Y. w. c. a.
was held yesterday afternoon and n
committee of the G. L. p. club met In
the evening to outline an entertain
ment course for the remainder of tn"
winter. The Womans club athletic
class, which meets Thursday after
moons, is progressing satisfactorily
Mrs. Elizabeth Landers, of the home
service. has been commissioned no
tary public and will in future be able
to discharge that office for the soldiers
who come to the home service
George S Klock has gone to Silver
City, where he will remain until Mon
day
Mrs Cora Geese and Miss Bessie
Padilla have been secured to teach at
Chilli Mrs Geese as principal. The
county is very fortunate to secure the
services of such competent teachers,
Mrs. Geese being a college graduate,
and Miss Padilla holding a first-grade
certificate.
Mrs f. r, Mckinney and daughter
Miss Isabelle. are in the city from
Falmouth. W. Va, where Mrs. McKin-
ney is the librarian of that city. The
daughter contracted a severe cold
some time ago, and the trip to Albu-
auerque, therefore, is for the health
of the daughter They are looking