Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-11
LOCAL ITEMS

Royal Neighbors Of America will
meet tonight at o'clock in the
dining room of Odd Fellows hall
BENJAMIN NJ. Bailey and Maude
Sorrell, both of Willard, were mar
lled yesterday by Justice Of the
Peace Modesto Ortiz.
Marriage licenses were issued
yesterday to the following: Elsie
Dunagan and Carl A. Carther, both
of Pagosa Springs, Colorado;
Amelia Sena and Manuel A, San
chez, both of Santa Fe.
Miss Wolking, of the federal
board Of vocational training office.
will leave tonight for Denver and
Loveland. Colo, for vacation OF
three weeks.
~ Morris Shepard, supervisor Of
the Manzano national forest, left
yesterday for Tijeras and Mountain
air on official business.
tieThe petition of Leo Zanone, ad-
ministrator for the estate OF Eu-
genia Bow. to sell lot No. I, in
Highland place for not less than
$3.50, was granted by the court
Yesterday.
Mrs. H. f. LaBelle left yesterday
for Santa Fe, where she will at
tend meeting OF the executive
board of the state Federation OF
Woman's clubs, called by Mrs. K.
p. Donahoo. state president. Mrs.
i.aBene is president of the second
district
Mrs. Leslie Rice is expected
home this week after several
months in California,
Mrs. II. G.. Shelton leaves today
for a month in Los Angeles
a. p. McGaffey, of Los Angeles,
is in the city for few days on
business.
George Downer, Santa Fe rail-
way attorney, left last night for
Clovis, where he is to plead several
cases before the Curry county dis
trict court.
E. f. Taylor. Fort Wingate, \.
NJ. is the guest of Harold b. Hook
er at the Sigma Chi house.
C. p. Erickson left yesterday
afternoon for two weeks in the
mountains. part Of which time VIII
be. spent at the Well country camp.
Miss Kathleen Rye is here from
Berkeley, visiting her sister, Miss
GLADYS Rye, OF South Arno street,
who teaches In the A. p. G. she
viii leave about September for Ma
tional Park seminary. Washington
D. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pru return
ed Monday night with their dausn-
ters. Edwina and Mary, from three
week spent on the Pecos.
MIR. and Mrs. Arno Huning ana
children returned Monday from the
Pecos.
A picnic for the cradle roll pri-
mary children of the Congrega-
tional church will be held at High
land park Thursday afternoon.
Parents are requested to come ana
bring a picnic supper. There Will
be games and races.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. fowler, Mrs
] v. Tower, Miss Josephine TOW
Ter and her brother stopped over
in Albuquerque yesterday on way
from Fayetteville, n, c., to San
Francisco. The party Is stopping
at every large town en- route ana
expressed great enthusiasm for Al
brquerque.
Charles Wright, wife and dauSh-
ter. Mrs. Juanlta Mcfarland OF
Cleveland, with Charles Wright,
Jr.. and Lieut.. Howard Fulwiler, a
nephew of Mrs. Wright, and Mrs.
Fulwiler. returned Monday from a
trip through the northern part OF
the state when they visited Cimar-
ron, Taos, Questa and Cabresta
lake.
g. X. Richardson and wife OF
Fort Sumner. n. NJ. are in the city
Mrs. Richardson has Just under
gone an operation on the tonsils'
Mr.. Richardson Is president of the
First National bank Of Fort sum-
ner.
Tony Tibbe of Washington. Mo,
e. visiting J. B. Herndon, with
whom he went 20 school, en- route
from San Francisco to his home,
Tibbe is a son of the famous man
ufacturer of corn cob pipes.