Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-03
LOCAL. ITEMS

spend the winter.
DR.. +. e. Tull left last night for
FL paso where he will attend the
southwestern medical convention
c. E. Nicholson and family have
returned to Albucp 2rque from Ala
bama and will again make this
their home.
j. f. Saint of Santa Fe. chief tax
commissioner OF New Mexico. was
In the city yesterday on his way
back from Socorro where he had
business before the district court.
II. 0. Bursum, republican ma
tional committeeman; George Il.
Craig. republican state committee
man, and Congressman elect Mes
tor Montoya. went to Las Vegas
yesterday morning to attend cell
bration of the recent republican
victory in New Mexico, held last
night under the auspices Of San
Miguel county republicans. Acting
Governor Pankey and other state
officials from Santa Fe were pres
ept.
George NJ. Post. United States
irrigation service engineer. is In
I.aguna on dam construction WORK.
There will be regular meeting
of Adah chapter No. 5, Order of
tho Eastern Star. at the Masonic
temple at 1880 this evening. An
election of Officers will be held.
Herman krauch. who has been
stationed at the Gallinas forest
service station. has been trans
ferred to the local office.
Can now supply limited amount
factory wood in full wagon loads.
Hahn Coal Co. phone 81.
DIR. d. II, earns. Lou Holz and
Harry Harrington have returned
from Hot Springs, n, NJ. whore
they went on quail hunt.
John Block. sheriff elect Of Tor
rance county. was in the city yes
terday. ...
John j. Emmons Of Gallup was
in Albuquerque yesterday on fed
eral court business.
Frank @, Strain and his daugh-
ter. Miss Dorothy Strain. of Har-
Ward. H.. are here visiting Mr.
Strains sister. Mrs. Josephine
Strain. and his neic% Mrs. Joe
Bowdich.
Miss Frances Bear. Miss Florida
Sain, Miss Edna Miller and
Miss Maud Rodney returned yes
terday by automobile for Roswell
after a two weeks visit here with
friends. They We're all former U.
n. NJ. students.
Word has been received here of
the death recently in Texas of
Raymond L. Lester, d iormer AL
buquerquean
Word has been received here of
the death at Kirklin, Ind, of James
G., Wilds, formerly of Albuquerque.
aThere are undelivered kilograms
ut the Western Union for: Mrs.
Rose Jackson. j. II. Beckham, John
L. Niece, and Mrs. Mable Stern.
The two plays which were TO
have been given by the Univ ersity
Dramatic club last Friday night
and which were postponed on ac-
count of the Kiwanis dinner, will
be given at 8 o'clock tonight in
Rodey hall.
=, Fred Nicholas, who has been in
Santa Fe the last few DAYS on
business, stopped off III Albuquer-
que yesterday to visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J, A, Nicholas, be
fore returning to his home in Mag
dslena.
sgThe Woman's club weekly meet
ing will open at 3 o'clock this after
noon. Mrs. T. j. Mabry will lead
parliamentary drill. After trans
acting routine business there will |
be social hour. All members are |
requested to meet at ESQ.
f. ID. Sisk, former resident, has
returned to Albuquerque and will J
open a life insurance agency here. |
Arthur Sisll, a son, will be associat-
ed with him,
Parent Teacher association of |
Los Griegos school will meet at
the school house this afternoon.
Reuben Perry, Mrs. Max Nord-
haus will speak AT the university !
assembly this morning, Mrs. J. S. /
I.anders will give a musical selec-
ton.
Harmony Lodge number /, I, o.
O. F., will meet tonight for work
In the first degree.
Wyck Miller. of San Ysidro, was
in the city yesterday, accompany
ing Mauritz Pape, who has spent
the past year at San Ysidro and who
left last night for California where
he will enter school this winter.
Ed Swope. acting general chair
man of the electrical workers UNI
ion OF the Santa Fe system. re-
turned yesterday from meeting Of
40 system council at Topeka. He
n. leave today for a conference at
1lcago.
Tom Personnel, general chair
man of the carmen's union and
Santa Fe system federation of shop ;
trades. who has been in Albuquer-
que for the past several days, left
last night for Chicago. E
b Elmo Haynes. of Alamosordo, is
Writing his brother, Floyd Haynes,
~ North Walter street. "a.
EThe federal board Of vocational
Education has placed James j. Bell
man with the Nash Electric com
pany and Theodore Adameyk in the
Western School for Private Secre-
taries
y Or. Frederick II. Busby, city
health officer, will address a meet
ing Of the Parent-Teachers' assoc
cation Of Ranches de Atrisco to-
night,
Ygremen were called to SIS West
fsCnpes avenue about 10 O'Clock
last might 20 extinyulsh a small
hssze 81 sed NV a defective flue az
The bone " Mrs. Alex saE doval.
FeFvSees wili be held at Temple
ge9s<yT ~ 1.s5 reright The sub
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