Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-14
. FOCAL. ITEMS

Coal supply GO. PnOnes anu D.
Or. Murray-Osteopath Nervous
diseases. 81 Grant Bldg. Phi. 644-W
DR.. c. II. Conner has been con-
fined to his home the past few days
with a severe cold.
Edward Maharam, junior mem
Der of the dry goods firm of h.
Maharam & Son, returned to the
city yesterday, after a business
trip to southern New Mexico towns
and Ell Paso, Texas.
Louis Heyman, manager of the
Kahn Dry Goods company (whole-
sale), who has been in the Pena
Blanca neighborhood on business
for his company, returned to the
city yesterday, and left in the after
noon for Los Lunas and Beien.
Miss Cecil Barner has returned
to- the Albuquerque Business col
lege after spending few days with
her parents in Gallup.
The Rev. II. A. Bassett, of the
Methodist college for boys, who is
in New York city, is expected to
return next week. Work on the
new $4,000 administration build
ing and cottage will begin in day
sor two; the contractors are already
on the ground. and materials have
been sent to the Site
Otto Scheer, of the SCheer FUR
niture company, will leave for the
east tomorrow to purchase furn!-
ture for the new Knights of Ply
thias hall. The lodge will move
its quarters on the first OF the
month into the new X. p. building,
NJ Third street and Gold avenue.
Al sum of $1,000 has been raised
: among the X. p. members for the
4 furniture.
The Il. f. L. class of the First
BAPTIST church will meet in the
z church parlors at 1880 tonight, for
p their regular business and social
session. The Mesdames' Frandsen
and York will be hostesses.
superintendent Reuben Perry, u
the u. s. Indian school, leaves to-
day for Gallup and tour of the
Navajo country. He will return
Monday.
superintendent Peter Paquette,
of the Navajo Indian agency, with
headquarters at Fort Deflance,
Ariz., is visiting the Indian school
here.
Can now supply limited amount
factory wood in full wagon loads
Hahn Coal Co.. phone 81.
u Jacob H. Bowsher, superintend,,
ent of the Rehoboth Mission Board
school, for the Navajos, located
near Gallup, has been visiting the
4 local Indian school,
w. c. Reid, A. 7. and S. L. at
torney, returned last night to the
city after several days spent out
OF town.
!. L. Keith, manager of the New
Mexico Cigar company, left yes
terday for Des Moines, Iowa, where
he will spend the remainder OF tins
month visiting his sister and
mother. and will then go on to MS
MD. home in northern Missouri.
Herbert Asselin, of the Koch
lumber mill of Arizona. is in the
CITY visiting his parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. j. H. Assehn, at $40 Wes'
Slate avenue.
Miss Marians Blackwell, who mas
b4en visiting at "El Miramontes,
has returned to Denver, where she
is, Y. W. C. A. girls aid secretary
kThomas Hughes, city commls
ssoner. has returned from Santa RI
where he attended the state ta'
commission conferences and th'
opening sessions of the state legls
I0ture.
Arrangements for the banquet o.
The Mems club of st. Johns church
are in charge OF AL Goodrlen' ih'
Banquet will be held in Taft hall a
the Alvarado beginning at 6:l'
Next Tuesday night. Those ex
pecting to attend are asked TO SEE
Mr.. Goodrich or phone 30S.
The knights and Ladies OF Sc
curity will meet at Strong Broth
ers chapel at o'clock this after
noon to attend the funeral o.
Frank Nordstrum.
8S-L. e, Berne of Clayton, grand
master of New Mexico Odd Eel.
IOws. and C. A. Doty, past grand
frlaster, will attend the weekly
meeting of Harmony Lodge at 1880
tonight. Mr.. Berne is paying an
official visit.
An article written by Aldo Leo
pold for "All outdoors has been
reprinted in part in the current
issue of the Literary Digest.
Marriage licenses were issued
Yesterday to Manuelita Vigil Of
Barelas and venceslao Gallegos Of
Ranches de Atrisco and to Mace
doria Jaramilla and Jesus Candle
laria. both of Albuquerque.
Mrs. Sarah w. Hanson, new
nurse employed by the local Office
III the federal board for vocat!ona
education, arrived yesterday u
take UP her duties.
"A M Cleo c. Barnes has been sent Il
ft1e business college by the fedora
board for vocational education. X
n. Gibson, superintendent OF thu
local office, r. A. Conrad, assist
ant district vocation officer
and Earl A. Doyle, eligibility Off
eer. have gone to Silver City ant
Fort Bayard on business connected
with the federal board.
Donaciano Chavez and Juar
Aires were yesterday committed
Z ~ the state insane asylum at La
VEGAS following examination be
FORE the district court.
The two children of Mrs. Eft;
v0iinR, who died here this week
have been sent to an aunt in Lo
Angeles by DR.. c. Z. Lukens of thu
n Ghldren's Home and Hospital.
pr. J. H. Bower, osteopath physi
3lan. NJ. T. Armijo Bldg. Phi. 224-W
The petition of Charles Brui
fhaf, he be allowed the $4,000 ex
elnpfi0n on his property because o
WI service, has been allowed b.
ths district court.