Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-08
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Meredith served tea Thursday af
ternoon in honor OF her guest, whel
violin music was played by Clar
ence Wood Williams of Los An
geles. and his daughter Miss Rutl
Williams.
George r. Craig and family hav
moved to a newly purchased HON
at Fourth and Lead.
Summers Burkhardt, United
States district attorney, returned
yesterday from santa Pc.
Harold b. Jamison and Clark NJ
Carr motored TO Santa Fe Saturda!
with Robert Dietz.
b. F.. Monahan, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Mae Monahan, lief
yesterday for Rochester, Mimi.
Joseph r. Wilson, of the New
Mexico and Pennsylvania bar, viii
speak at the Congregational church
this morning on the subject, "Car
We Communicate With the Spirit
World?" Mr.. r. S. Snyder will sins
Forever With the Lord
r. Engle, D. Sylvester, l.. NJ
Brumfielda NJ. +. Otero, A. Miraha
and A. Gibbons, young Albuquer.
que boys, who are connected witt
the United States forest service
working on the Scenic highway Ii
the Upper Pecos country, are in the
city, visiting their parents and
friends. They will be assigned tc
forest work In the Flagstaff, Ariz.
neighborhood and expect to leave
Tor Flagstaff Tuesday.
The Spanish-American veterans
will hold an important meeting at
the office of p. F. McCanna Tues
day, August 10, at p. m. All
members requested to attend
Mrs. A, b. Betz, in a let
ter TO Mr.. Betz, from southern
California, states that the heat at
the Pacific coast resorts this sum
rner Is simply awful, several de
grees hotter than in Albuquerque.
IT Is the opinion Of the people of
southern California that the earth
quake shocks are responsible fer
the excessive heat.
n. NJ. Cudabac, accompanied by
Mrs. Cudabac, after a visit of sew
eral weeks in southern California,
returned to the city Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth McAllister and
daughter, Bessie, who visited reia-
tives and friends In the south, have
returned to the city.
j. c.. Ross and Andrew Booker
were among the Albuquerque peo-
pie recently registered at the Hotel
Clark, Los Angeles.
Mrs. A. r. Stonier Vester r.
Stonier, Duane Stonier and W. +.
Savage of this city were recently
registered at the Rosslyn hotel in
Los Angeles, Calf.
The board of directors of the Y.
w. c. A. will hold meeting at
o'clock Monday evening in the Y.
w. rooms. Mrs. A. B. Stroup. presi-
dent OF the board, presiding.
The case of the county against
Garcia, filed Thursday
by Fred B. Heyn. county road su-
perintendent, charging Garcia with
flooding the road bordering his
land with water from his irrigation
bitches, was begun yesterday morn
ing and will be continued Monday
afternoon In Justice Of the Peace
John w. Wilson's court,
"Nodern Society" was the sub
ject of Captain Powells talk last
night at the salvation Army tent
meeting which is being conducted
at Second and Grand streets. A
new topic and special music is
featured every night,
Aldo Leopold has returned from
a trip through the Black Range
and ella national forests in the
parts of the state.
Mrs. Thomas Blakemore and
daughter left last night for Coro-
pado Beach on summer vacation.
Mrs. Margaret Hutchins and
Miss Esther Walker left yesterday
for a visit with relatives and
friends at San Marcial.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Lyon return
ed yesterday from trip through
the east. during which time they
visited New York, Washington,
Phila delphia, Baltimore and on
their return home, Denver.
Mrs. G. l.. Brooks left last night
for a visit TO her son, Lewis Brooks
at Milwaukee. and Miss Julia VIII
son In Chicago. She will be gone
about six weeks.
Charles McClair returned to AL
buauerque yesterday from visit
to relatives in y Paso.
Mrs. r. G. Winfrey and sister,
Mrs. Edna Watson, have returned
from two-months' visit In CALI
fornia.
Fred Shaddox is in the county
hn rnIfIh tell
consistent story. Police say he
came here In a borrowed auto
mobile, broke, and to find that MS
two partners were out OF town
Judge Mcclellan decided that his
case would bear investigation and
sentenced him to jail. pending the
clearing up of the case.
The condition of william W.
Rodgers, foreman for the Charles
ufeld company. who fell down an
elevator shaft Thursday, sprainlng
his ankles and sustaining sight in
1uries, was last night reported IA
vorable. Rodgers stepped through
the door OF the elevator smart,
thinking the elevator was at that
floor.
John Livingston left last night
for the east to buy stock for the
new store which Is to be opened by
the II. Livingston Furniture COM
pary on October In the building
between Second and Third streets
now occupied by DR., Schwentker's
auto exchange:
8. A. Huges, succeeding T. w,
Cabeen as president of the New
Mexico and Arizona Land COM
pany, is expected here August Is
with his family to take active
G harge of the work. The company
owns half a million acres of rail-
road lands in this state and in Ari-