Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-30
LOCAL ITEMS

Phone 789 Taxi. Prompt sevrice.
When ordering wildwood, tel. 487
DR.. ]. H. Bower, osteopathic ply
sician, N. r. Armijo Bldg. Tel. PA,
The Broadway Christian church
leap year and pie social will take
place tonight at the church par
lors.
a general invitation is extended
&c the public, men. women and
children, to attend the annual din
Ler Of the Young Women's Chris
uan association to be given at the
recreation center at 1870 this even
ing Mrs. S. T.. Miller and Mrs. W
T. Mcdowell viii direct the in
formal music during the dinner
hour Reports for the year will
follow. and the appointment of
nominating committee for the cleo.
ton of officers.
Frank H. Hitchcock will arriv"
in the city today, on his way east
from a trip to the Pacific coast.
Marriage licenses were granted
yesterday to John Wesley Locke
and Flo Lee Of Mountainair, TO Max
Trujillo and Mary Mares of Albu-
querque and TO Lester Dudley and
Rowena Wiley of Albuquerque.
Mai II. G. Koykendall was in the
city for the day yesterday. making
an inspection of the local recruit
ing office.
Burton Thompson left for Okla
bona Wednesday on business.
Robert Dietz left for New York
on Wednesday night and will be
away for about two weeks
Mr. Nicholas Pendergast return
ed last night from a weeks visit in
California and will spend few
DAYS with his sister-in-law, Mrs. |
Albert G. Simms. before returning
10 his home in Syracuse, n. Y.
Mrs, Edna Billings, wife of the |
late Bishop Billings of oklahoma, |
viii arrive on the limited today |
and will talk this afternoon at |
Bishop f. b. Howden's home to the
women of St Johns Episcopal |
church on the new movement In |
church work outlined at the Epis-
copal convention. Mrs, Billings is |
a speaker of unusual ability and |
charm, and the women of the |
church can not afford to miss her.
She will be the guest while here of !
Ninth street and will go from here |
TO Santa Fe,
John Tombs, of the New Mexico
Public Health association, left yes
terday for oklahoma City on a
business trip.
w. NJ. Clayton, left last night for
FL Paso. He expected to be gone !
week.
Duwane Hamblin. of the land |
and cattle firm of Carr & Hamb-
lin, was in Albuquerque Thursday |
on business. He returned to his |
home in St. Johns, Ariz., Thursday |
evening.
+ Albuquerque Camp No. I, w. o.
w, will meet tonight at o'clock in
Woodmen hall. Visitors are well
come.
Harmony lodge No. /, I, O. o, r,
will meet in regular session tonight.
All members are requested to at
tend.
Frank r. Egloff, from the Mil
waukee, Wis, factory of the Har-
ley Davidson Motorcycle company,
came in from FL Paso, Tex, yes
terday morning, and during the
day was introduced at The Journal
office by John Seth, the local
agent. Mr. Egloff is making the
rounds of the agencies in the south
west and in Texas. He left last
night for Clovis, " NJ. and from
there will go into Texas.
Mrs. w. c. Carr, a wealthy land
owner from Rheipbech, Ia, is still
in the city, interesting herself in
some property she owns in Albu-
qnerque and is DESTROYS of selling
Mrs Carr is a particular friend of
Mrs. j.. II. Meredith, 52S South
Fifth street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Price, who
were called TO the city on account
OF the sudden death of Charles