Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-30
LOCAL ITEMS
Coal Supply Co Phones 4 and 8.

name is well known through the
lPantages circuit of theaters, passed
Through Albuquerque last night en-
route to New York after spending
the winter in California.
J. C. Cassell, Jr., and Mrs. Cas-
lsell, of Santa Fe, are in Albuquer-
que for a brief visit.
Ward Shepard and C. II. Nissan,
Of the forest service, had gone to
Grants to build a telephone line
! from the Canyon LObO range sta
ton to the lookout on Mount Tay-
lor.
A. H. Gerdeman, cashier of the
Las Vegas Savings bank, was in
Albuquerque on business matters
yesterday.
Edward Aver, of Chicago, who
has been wintering in California,
enjoyed brief visit with Albuquer~
que friends yesterday, en- route to
Chicago, to attend the opening OF
! the Field Columbia museum. Mr..
Aver is an extensive book collector.
B. Marcus has purchased the
store building at 213 South First
street from Mrs. Mary Cornetto.
This is the building in which Mr..
Marcus business is now located.
Can now supply limited amount
factory wood in full wagon loads.
Hahn Coal Co., phones 81.
Mrs. M. B. Walker was in police
court yesterday afternoon on the
charge of harboring vicious dog
Upon her promise to secure a Ii
Cense for the dog and her assurance
that she was intending to take the
animal out of the city, the case was
| dismissed.
There is an undelivered telegram
at Western Union for l.. c. Blood
worth,
| Announcements have been re-
ceived of the birth of son to Mr.
and Mrs. Richmond Wollstein, Of
Hot Springs, Ark. Mrs. Woolstein
was formerly Miss Nellis De Hart
of this city and was graduated from
The Albuquerque high school with
the class of 1914
The party Of Kiwanians who
went to Santa Fe Thursday to
launch the new Kiwanis club there
report an excellent meeting in the
capital city. The first meeting was
in charge of the Albuquerque Wis
itors, DR.. NJ. X. Wylder, past
president of the local club, presid-
ing. Colonel Bronson M. Cutting
| Is president of the Santa Fe kl-
wanians.
w. S. Patterson and j. l.. Mop AXE
have returned from Cleburne, Tex,
where they went to aid in a settle-
ment of an impending strike, pre-
cipitated by the discharge of a few
workers in the Cleburne railroad
shops. 4
An anti-Cagarette rally will oe
held in the Adventist church. 425
! North Third street. at 8 o'clock
tonight. The Young Peoples So
very instructive program on the
evils of the cigarette in our coun-
try. Mrs. Anna Strumquist, of the
local w. C. r. L., will also assist in
the program. The general public
is invited.
| Oscar Boone, sick eX-service man,
who was sent from the government
hospital at Fort Bayard to this
city week ago Wednesday,, has
never arrived here and the Red
| Cross home service is endeaVorinB
to locate him. Boone was to have
gone to Ell Miramontes, but has not
been heard from since he left Fort
Bayard. ...-
| Warren Graham, who was called
| to Danyillc, ILL.,, by the-death of his
father, has returned to the city.
John Fee, proprietor of the Fee
! candy store, who visited southern
California, has returned to the city.
W. Y. Walton, for years a drug
gist Of this city, now located at Hot
Springs, Sierra county, returned to
his home in southern New Mexico
last night, Mr.. Walton was called
to the city on account of the illness
n OF his wife, who was operated upon
a few days ago for appendicitis.
Mrs, Walton is reported getting
along nicely.
Thomas G. Montoya and Manuel
Baca Of Pena Blanca and Juan c.
Sandoval of Cuba were named on
1 the jury commission board for
! Sandoya county yesterday by
Judge M. f. Hickey. They will
select $50 names for the next jury
\ box at a meeting to be held in
Sandoval county on May 8.
An order for the public sale of
property belonging to John Tombs
was issued yesterday by the dis
trict court to satisfy seven months
delinquent payment Of alimony
4 due Muricl X. Tombs. The order
4 stipulated that the residue from
the sale should be turned into court
subject to lien for the payment Of
further installments of alimony.
! Lew Wallace chapter, D. A. r.,
| will hold the regular monthly
meeting this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Harry Johnson, 7O6 West
! Silver.
The Pythian Sisters wish to an
nounce that the bunko party which
was to have been given tonight has
! been postponed.
Two fake fire alarms We're turn
ed in to the fire department last
evening. The department made
| quick runs to the places reporting
but failed to find any flames.
The first practice game of Troop
A will be held Sunday afternoon at
1880 o'clock. It was postponed last
Sunday on account of wind.