Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-28
LOCAL. ITEMS

the marriage of Miss Maud Rad
cuff to f. q. Porter in Los Angeles,
Calf, on Wednesday, November
10. Both are formerly of this city,
and left for California about a
month or six weeks ago. Mr.. Por-
ter Will be remembered as connect
ed with road work in this county,
while the bride had charge for
years of the ready-to-wear depart
ment of Kistler, Collister & Co.
ID, S. Rosenwald, who was at Ell
Paso, on business, returned home
yesterday morning.
DIR. II. j. Davis and G. e. DaVen-
port returned last night from a
weeks hunting trip in the Jeme2
mountains, MIR. Davenport shot a
four-point buck, weighing 300
pounds dressed. DR., Davis bagged
a three-point buck.
j. p. Davenport Of Buchanan, N.
M.. arrived last night to visit his
father, c, Il. Davenport.
According to word received here
from Mrs. Anna Wilds Strrmquist
who has been in Philadelphia at
tending the international conyen-
ton of the w. c. IT. u, the organ
lzation has donated $4,000 to the
Frances Il. Willard Girls Welfare
home at Santa Fe, and 800 to aid
IN carrying on the work OF the
white Ribboners in the state.
bf. {, G. Davis and his father,
charles N. Davis. have returned
from a hunting trip to the Gila
river district, with two deer and
one turkey. DR.. Davis shot an
eleven-point buck.
Louis Beach, Jack Everett and
Jack Carter returned yesterday af-
ter a two day hunting trip spent in
the ManZano forest. They say
there are plenty Of deer there and
that the numUer was not diminish
cd by their visit. As the spoils of
their trip the three "got back" ."
They report having wounded one
deer and also report heavy snow
in the Manzano.
Santa Fe, are spending Thanksgiv-
ing week in the city They are
guests at the Alvarado.
l.. G. Franklin, of Gallup, Is
spending few days in the city on
business. He is guest at the AL
varado.
G. r. McWhirter Of Mountainnir,
Is visiting friends in the city. He
Is stopping at the Alvarado.
George NJ. Post, engineer fthe
Indian reclamation service, has
just returned from an inspection
trip in which he visited various In
dian irrigation projects.
II. +. Robinson, who is to render
an address at the university today
on Huni Fetlshes, has number
of these fetishes with which to IL
lustrate his talk. They are carved
from bone, stone, tooth ivory and
hard wood. One stone carving of
montain lion is spotted with
blood, as the result of having been
bathed in the blood of animals
slain, to give additional strength.
Ralph Dimmit, Of Ell Paso, is
stopping at the Alvarado for two
or three days while visiting friends
here.
e. V. Berry, general secretary of
the Y. M. c. A, returned last night
from tlantic City, where he has
spent the past month attending the
annual convention of the Y. NJ. C.,
A. Secretaries of the World.
w. 1. Stevens and Lee Johnson,
of FL Paso, are spending q few
days in the city. They are guests
at the Combs.
o. x. Jackson, engineer of the
Indian irrigation service has just
returned from Il tour Of inspection
to Taos, Espanola and other
points.
Mrs. w. f. Potter and II. r.
Potter, of Rapidan, Virginia, are
guests at the Combs. They are
stopping in the city over Thanks
givinS.
Lem Battor. of Ojita Ranch, is in
the city to visit friends over
Thanksgiving. He is a guest at
the Combs.
The boys department of the Y.
NJ. C. A. is closed temporarily and
it is necessary to hold games, etc,
outdoors. The boys department
has been turned over to the teach
ers during the convention, as an
information bureau.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Patterson, OF
Mountainair are in the city to
spend Thanksgiving. They are
guests at the Combs.
Reports of hunters that one
trapper OF predatory animals, who
is camped at the Lowden ranch,
killed a wolf Sunday and five
coyotes Sunday and yesterday.
A party of religious workers
passing through to Denver gave a
service on the Santa Fe depot plat
form last night. Song service and
preaching were offered.
r. l.. Enhor, OF Socorro, is a
guest at the Combs,
There were 100 members of the
University Heights Board OF Trade
present at the semi-monthly meet
ing last night. 1t was decided to
erect a 80 foot Christmas tree and
give presents from 1t Christmas
eve. Each child in University
Heights will receive Christmas
stocking. Each adult will receive
a present. 1t was agreed the
maximum of these presents is to
be ten cents.
Frank and Harold Severns and
Gordon Winters returned Sunday
night from a hunting trip near
Coyote, N. M. They brought back
six wild turkeys.
The fire department was called
out for small fire at 1928 South
William street at 2:15 yesterday
afternoon. The fire was In the
restaurant in an adobe building
there. A defective oil stove caused