Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-27

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Mrs. C. E, Nicholson and child
rem left Wednesday night for
Chattanooga, Tenn, where Mr.
Nicholson has accepted a pos tior
in the Hamilton National bank in
that city. Mr.. Nicholson has lived
here for six years. He was en-
ployed in the First National bank
for a number Of years and has been
doing public accounting of late. He
will leave in about thirty days for
Chattanooga.
Miss Helen White of the New
Mexico Public Health association,
will return today from a month :
vacation in Los Angeles.
Edward j. Crsty, a L. n. NJ.
graduate, and wallace Bacon, a
student at the state university last
year, left wednesday for Colum-
bus, o., where they will attend the
Ohio university. Crlsty will take
special training in Y. NJ. c. A. work
both at the state institut on and at
the Columbus Y. NJ. c. A,
Mrs. George Menke lef Wednes-
udy Hl6H lbl w lCIltd J. tllo' NJ
after a visit with her daughte' 5,
Mrs. James r. Hamilton and Miss
Menke of the Santa Pc law offices,
Mrs. Menke will visit her son in
Wichita before returning to her
home in Council Bluffs, Ia.
Mrs. Dan Miller of Ranches de
Atrisco has returned from a visit
to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nike Palladino
have returned with their children
from a visit to Denver
George Stripe has left for Okla
bona, where he has accepted po-
sition with the Santa Fe railroad.
Clarence Fogg has accepted a pc
sition in San Marcial
Chester Byrne has returned 70
his home in Greenville Miss, after
a visit with his cousin, Mrs. Arthur
Keith, with whom he has spent
several winters.
George Swanson of Winslow,
Ariz., has returned to enter the
state university this fall.
Ned Holman, president of the
First National bank of Guthrie,
Okla, spent yesterday in the city
as the guest of j. B. Herhdon OIL
the State National bank.
]. G. Mullins. assistant recruit
ing officer of this district lett
Wednesday for trip through va
lencia and Torrance counties on
recruiting duty. He will return
here september |.
II. c. Todrank, formerly of Albu-
uuerque, now special agent for a
fire insurance company at PhoeniN'
was in the city yesterday visiting
his mother-in-law, Mrs, D. l.. An
derson, 9l9 Forester avenue,
Miss Eleanor Hague, of Pasade- =
ma, and Mrs. Bernhart Hoffman, OF
Pasadena, have been guests for
several DAYS at the AlVarado, ana
are on their way to Taos, where
they will visit the artists colony.
s George S. Klock has gone TO
Santa Fe for a hearing before the
tax commission.
r. P. Barnes will return TO-DAY
from Fort Sumner, where he mas
been for several days on business
l.. B. Slonaker, telephone en-
gineer of the forest service, IS n
Taos. IT,.
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Tor fochester, Mill na ,, "rCo obvsician
by ner nusoaI'u ", NJ -rrp,,or ID Tn
Or. D. r. fearce Ml' .ho ' No.
be operated upon w ~, I ri' nie,bt
Dr. j. >. Cipes letul ,le,. ''' ~ , Eaii
from several "eeNs spent III
fornia. , and
Mrs. L. . Mcl'aiu tuao "m'
daughters Virginia ana SIoE !, ~
turned last nleht from llie e' ~. ",
where they nave peeh SPe''ui''s ''''
summer. ~, 40
frol' j. a. % i'il,'' .,,, 80 tba
partment OF mathematics u lne
state university mas returned ino.,'
a visit to limos ana Mlchlsa"'
where he spent the summer.
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