New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-11-18

qu -fque WAS IN the city wednesday.
Judge u. J. Leahy. of Las Cruces
is in the Capital city today.
Attorney A. VI. Edwards returned
Wednesday from a business trip to
Gallup.
Work is now in progress on the
Glorieta section of the state road
between Santa Fe and Las Vegas.
J. f. Saint. chief tax commissioner,
has returned from an official visit
to Mckinley and other western cOun-
ties.
Attorney o. T. Toombs. former
member of the Legislature from I'm
ion county was a capital visitor We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mr.. J. II Burroughs, o.
Steamboat Springs, Colorado, arrived
in the city Saturday. They expect
10 spend ~seytral weeks here Mrs.
Earroueh> 1, a daughter Of Mr., and
Mr.. Theodore Corrick and a sister
OF DR.. {. Y. Wheelon
The annual meeting of the Teach
ers' Association of New Mexico will
he held at Albuquerque, November
81, %. and %. The faculty of the
city public schools will attend the
sessions.
Col. James w. Wilson, of Roswell,
f. l.. Fnloe. of Socorro; Mrs. Josie
Lockard, Of Ration; Benito Baca of
Las Vegas were the out of town
members of the state board of edu-
cation who attended the sessions
here Wednesday and Thursday.
The Red Cross membership drive
has been on in earnest in Santa Fe
this week. Many of the ladies' assign
ed to make the annual collections in
different sections have spent the
greater part of the week and some ,
of them have been unusually sue
cessful. ,
W. c. Tyler, of Rifle. Colorado, ,
has purchased the drug store from f;
]. f. Collins, Co. Inc. The consid- {
GRAFTON was not made public. Mr..
aud Mrs, Tyler are former Santa Fe ,
resident and have many friends in +
this city, r
Walter Kagel leaves tomorrow for q
Mountainair where ha will take +
charge of one of the banks in that y
well located farming and live stock !,
center, a controlling interest in which Il
has recently been purchased by Mr..
Kagel and the First National Bank
of this city.
1ttorney Melvin T. Dunlavy ha q
given up ranching for the present and
h. eoue 10 Socorro where he will
practice law. Mrs. Dunlavy and
children will join him there in a few
Attorney Dunlavy and family :;
resided on a ranch near Poioaque -
the past year. -,
T. J.. Holderman and Clarence a
Bowles, will superintend the erection =
OF a $4,000 building which will be -
erected near the A. T. G. s. +. rail l.,
way south of the station. The struc- "
ture will be used for the storage of 4,
beef and other food supplies by the II
.uckolls Packing Company. H.
Rev. Walter s. ~Trowbridge, pastor ~
of the Church of the Holy Faith, has ".
a call to become rector of ~.
81. Johns cathedral at Albuquerque. "
Rev. Trowbridge is considering the -.
Differ. The members of the parish ,o
md his many friends in Santa Fe !,
hope that he will decide to remain 80
n this city. st,
Earnest l.. Blumcnschien, OF New an
FORK City, a well known artist. has p.
been awarded the Altman oo,
r'-e at the fall exhibit of the Ma ;rr
lonal Academy OF Design. Mr.. 1,e
spends the summer and s,a
all months at Taos and has on va a
Ious occasions visited Santa Fc. Hell
east a few days ago. s
X. +. Hare, who is in charge of ,
work OF the bureau OF markets
crop estimates in this state. with ",
at Las Cruces, was in n"
lie city Thursday. Mr.. Hare hopes %,
ave his work increased next year ~ ~
? the assistance of an additional "
who will devote his time "a,
live stock ~raisers by furnishing A.,
stock estimates. prices, etc. ~
hich will be greatly to their bene- II
II made use OF. !