Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-04

Cornell office on Gold avenue. The
car was a 1918 model. New MeNi-
co license number 6S79. The en-
CINE number is 459,069.
John Grogan was fined SIS in
police court yesterday for harbor-
ing a vicious dog,
The meeting OF the Good Cheer
club, which was to have been held
at the home of Miss Arson, has
been postponed for two weeks.
Everitt r. Patton, of Bangor,
Ne, has taken the position as tel
Ter at the First Savings Bank and
Trust company, which was vacated
by Kenneth Barr, who has gone to
Chama. n. NJ, to take position
with Edward Sargent.
After attending the annual meet
ing of the state managers of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York, in New York, recently
j. II. Coons, in charge of the New
Mexico and Arizona agency, re-
turned TO the city Sunday night,
While east Mr., Coons visited rel
atlves and friends in Missouri and
Ohio.
]. A. Weinman. formerly owner
Of the Golden Rule Dry Goods
company, now residing in Los An
geles, Calf, is here on business and
will remain a few days.
James Provas of Magdalena is
here on business.
Mrs. Lillian Utterbach, 42l
South Third street, who visited Mr:
Utterbach, who is in the railroad
business in Iowa, has returned to
the city Mrs. Utterbach also Wis
tied her old home at Sigourney, Ia
1t is understood that Mr.. ttterbaGn
expects to visit Albuquerque IN
September,
Mrs. u. Hanley left Sunday morn
ing for southern California she
will spend the summer at Los An
geles and Long Beach. go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Margolts, Win
their daughter. arrived In the city
n few DAYS ago from Kansas CITY,
Mo, and took rooms at local no.
tel They were so well pleased with
Albuuuerque and it's climate that
Mr.. Margolis yesterday purchased
the residence at Fifth street ana
-
New York avenue, the sale being
made by MeCurdy and Ackernah,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. McQuade ana
children, in the McQuado autono-
bile, loaded with camping outfit ana
provisions, left yesterday morning
for southwestern California ana
they expect to be absent during the
summer, or rather, as Mr.. NC
Quade stated, he being a builder
and contractor, until conditions
become more settled in the build
ing line and builder can make es-
Inmates and stick by them, with
out being notified the next day
that materials have gone up
Earl A. Wilson, representing
Wilson Bros g. Kaufman, eXclus-
i've Pyros distributors, was in the
city yesterday on a business trip.
| He was business caller at this Of
flee. Left last night for lei Paso
A conference of the executive Of
| ficers of the Charles llfeld COM
pany was held at the local store
yesterday. quite a number from
the outside stores of the company
were present. .
DIR. l.. G. Rice returned last night
from a business trip to Gallup
lasting several days.
Marriage license has been issued
to Edward T.. Clifford and ElVera
Waters. both Of Albuquerque.
Mrs. Weinskopf, of Gallup, is in
the city visiting Mrs. l.. Heymau.
Mrs. Richard Fillias. of Denver,
left Albuquerque last night after a
STAY of five days i'm the city. Her
| mother, Mrs. j. w. Werson, who
accompanied Mrs. Fillias, RENAME
in Albuquerque.
Amado Chaves returned Monday
morning from Las Cruces, where
he went on business.
Miss Sydney Wilson left on the
Limited yesterday for two days
visit to the Grand Canyon, where
she expects to meet Mrs, Frank
Pru and Mary Whelan Pru, who
are en- route to California.
Miss Elizabeth Wiley is spend
ing a few DAYS i'm Santa Fc
Mrs. M. Bergman left for a few
days visit in I4amy last night,
where she went to escape hay
fever.
Miss Alma b. Rhodes, one of the
leading music teachers of Las
Vegas, together with her neice,
Miss Bobby Rhodes, and Assistant
Music Teacher Miss Stella Covins-
ton, arrived in Albuquerque yester-
day to hear Percy Granger.
The regular meeting of the
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