Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-22
LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Mary Corazza leaves this
morning for two weeks visit with
relatives at San Francisco and sew
eral weeks at the Los Angeles
beaches.
Thomas V. Calkins left yester-
day for Belen and later the Man
zano mountains. He will return
prior to the opening Of the uni
versity.
| Charles Morgan and David Wetn-
stein were given a hearing yester-
| day afternoon on a charge of ped
| ding goods without a license Their
case was continued until Monday
afternoon. The men said they had
| been and were making an effort to
| find store room to open a business
! here.
l.. A. Ruffan was hailed before
the police judge yesterday after
noon on complaint of Emiliano
JaramillO, who produced bicycle
with a smashed front wheel and
declared Ruffan ran into him on
South Second street. Ruffan de-
clared that Jaramillo was not
watching where he was going and
offered to have the broken wheel
repaired. The case was dismissed
on that condition.
f. C. Mcdonald, manager of the
southwest Nash Motor company,
Denver, visited with the Hoover
Motor company, distributors If
Nash motor cars and trucks for
northern New Mexico, this city,
last week.
+. G. Fuhrmeyer, secretary OF
the Hoover Motor company, spent
several days in Santa Fe last week
on Nash business.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Martin, after spending
two years in California, has re-
turned to her home here, 20l West
Mountain road.
The Old Town Tigers baseball
team will play the Good Time team
at Washington park at 10 o'clock
this forenoon.
Mrs. Margaret +. Barnes, the
Public stenOgrapher, who spent he"
vacation in southern California, has
returned to the city and will be
found as heretofore at "The SteA-
ographic Shop"
Judge w. w. Mcclellan. who is
filling a Pullman car of democratic
delegates for the state convention
at Las Vegas stated yesterday that
there We're yet six berths left and
no rooms left at the Meadow city.
d. Leigh Colvin. candidate for
the vice presidency on the prohibit
ton ticket. did not speak at Robin
son park last night, as an audience |
failed TO materialze. He will leave
today for California, having |
over on his way from Den
yer.
Mrs. Alvin Nagel with her son !
and daughter, her sister, Mrs. A. T. |
all of Huntington, w. Va,
ire visiting their uncle and aunt, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Roberts, OF
Did Town.
Miss Allie Atkinson, of Roswell, |
S the guest of Miss Betty Arnot.
Miss Rosalina Espinosa, daugh-
er of Mr.. and Mrs, Celso Esplnosa,
vas married on August in st.
4ouis to Lieutenant Edwin Virgil
Kerr, whom she met while teach
ng Spanish in the high school of
commerce in New York city. Miss
Ispinosa has had a successful ca
eer as teacher of Spanish. After
honeymoon at Metropolis, H..
he home of the groom, they will
70 to San Antonio, Texas, where
lieutenant Kerr is stationed.
e. ID. Sisk, formerly of this city.
low agency manager for the New
,ork Life Insurance company,
tationed at Denver. Colo. was here
n business yesterday. He left for
he north last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph f. Swillum,
t 3l5 West Lead avenue, left last
light on their vacation, They will
e absent month, and will visit
elatives and friends in Missouri
nd other eastern states. Mr..
willum is the apprentice instruc-
)r at the local Santa Fe shops.
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