Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
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FRANK Grlmmer and Malcolm
Long, who are working on a ranch
in the Sandals, rode in on horse
back yesterday to spend Sunday
with their parents.
Mrs. Margaret f. Barnes, the
public stenographer, left yesterday
Tor few weeks vacation at La
Jolla and other points in California.
Miss Susan Chittenden will be in
charge of Mrs. Barnes office dur
ing her absence.
The Duke City Rifle association
will hold its regular shoot Sunday
on the range ntAthwest of the
aCountry club today.
Old Town Stars will cross bats
with the Los Lunas ball club this
afternoon at the grounds at New
York avenue and Fourteenth
street.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Sells,
1913 North Fourth street, boy.
Judge w. w. Mcclellan. grandfath-
er, says he Is undecided whether
the young democrat shall be named
Tammany or Thomas jefferson.
Holm o. Bursum, national com
Albuquerque yesterday en- route to
Socorro from Chicago.
Robert A. Gibbs, head master of
the Page Military academy of Los
Angles, was a city visitor yester-
day. n
mere will be a children's day
program given at the Broadway
Christian church Sunday night.
consisting of a rose drill by eight
girls, a pantomine, tableaux and a
play, Might of America" in which
some of the grown-ups will assist.
The public is invited
There is an undelivered telegram
at the Postal Telegraph office for
j.. A., Westby. '..-. =,
Through an agreement made yes
terday between City Manager Glad
ding and Fred X. Ellis the City
band will, beginning next Sunday
night, hold regular evening con-
certs in Robinson park. Mr.. Ellis
returned yesterday from a visit to
(Oswego, Mich.
1 The adoption of Catherine Rice,
month old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Alcan. by Mr.. and Mrs.
Erred Snyder, was made legal yes
terday by IN order of the probate
court.
Mannix, archbishop of Melbourne,
Australia, accompanied by Bishop
Foley. Father Flanner and Father
Vaughn, passed through Albuquer-
scue yesterday morning en- route TO
New York, where they will sail to
Ireland and from there to home.
Isaac Barth has returned to AL
buquerque from a visit OF several
weeks to Venice, Calf.
j. J. Strickland returned last
night from the Baptist assembly AZ
scloudcroft, N. NJ, DR.. j. w. Bruner
is expected to return Monday.
Judgment In the sum of nearly
$4,000 was awarded the llfeld In
dian Trading company yesterday
against David Garcia Of Gallup.
The case had been in court for four
days.
A meeting of the War Mothers
of America. Albuquerque chapter,
will be held Monday at $50 p. m,
In the armory. A cordial invitation
is extended to mothers. wives
daughters and sisters of service OF
ex-service men.
j. e. Thinker, head of the TIM
ken manufacturing concern. passed
through Albuquerque yesterday IN
his special New York en-, route
from the Pacific coast to his home
in New York city.
A 30-acre townsite has been laid
tout at Bluewater, N, NJ, b. County
Surveyor Edmund Ross. The lay
dng out of the townsite may lead
to a more concentrated settlement
than that Of the scattered farm
buildings now making up the town
Joseph Hodges, well known ir
Albuquerque but now living al
silver City, has announced his can.
didacy for, district attorney for the
counties OF Grant, Luna and Hidal'
LEO. a judicial district.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Roslingtor
we're due to sail yesterday from
4, Montreal for Havre France, They
expect to-, return to Albuquerque
about september I, e8A En-
THE pulpit at st. Johns Episcopal
cathedral win be filled lat the !
O'clock service this morning b!
Bishop F. b. Howden.a There vii
lbe no I O'Clock communion service
The regular monthly meeting o
1.-THE Musicians union, Local No
1918, A. r. of NJ, will be held thi'
afternoon at $3.50 at the Labor tenn
pie. All members are urged to at
tend.
A big family picnic is being plan
ned by the Odd Fellows and Re
4hekahs to be held In Tijeras can
Won Monday, July 3. A committe
win 60 out to the mountains toda,
for the purpose of selecting tn
location. Members of the aboy
orders are asked to call one of tn
following phone numbers, 1868
1413-J or 1456-M.
III. B. Watkins has requested al
democrats who own automobiles L
preet the Tammany hall special q
The station at 12 noon today III
HAS promised the visitors that the,
s1Witi~ts shcwn the city, s~ass' 4
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