Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-15
LOCAL ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. f. v. Berry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowlby went to
Santa Fe yesterday on a sight see
ing trip. Mrs. Bowlby is Mr..
Berry's sister. The Bowlbys are
on a pleasure trip from their home
in Indiana and are visiting the
Berrys before proceeding to Cali
fornia and the northwest.
Stephen Green of Dayton. Ohio,
arrived in the city last night to be
with his son, c. e. Green. who is
seriously i'll at a local hospital.
The latter was connected with the
Y. M. C. A. here for four years un-
til the time his illness occurred,
about the middle of last Septem-
Der. His condition is reported to
be very low.
r. L. Valck died at his home in
Los Angeles EARL last Monday
morning. His two daughters, Mrs.
Ida Plummer and Miss Estelle M
Yalck, both of Albuquerque. were
at his bedside.
Prof. c. p. Carey has arranged
to receive. through the university
radio receiving station, concert
to be broadcasted from Los Ange-
les tonight. The CONCERT will be
broadcasted from the Earl An
thony station, X. F. l.. at 10
o'clock. Albuquerque time. Mrs.
j. o. schwentker. daughter of r..
c. Howell Of 2O1 North Walter
street, will give the concert.
Capt. John F. Harm. United
States immigration inspector, left
yesterday for Ell Paso. He was
accompanied by Jose Navarro, q
subject of Spain. who is to be de-
ported, and by man charged with
desertion from the United States
army. The latter will be turned
over to the military authorities at
Fort Bliss.
Miss Flora NJ. Moore, clerk In
the office of the supervisor of the
Manzano national forest, has suf-
fered a relapse after an attack of
influenza and is confined to her
home.
There Is considerable agitation
under way for the organization of
a bowling league for women. The
women clerks of the forest service
are prepared to organize at least
one team if the league is formed,
The United States Indian school
has obtained one large Christmas
tree for the assembly room and
several smaller ones for the class
rooms. All were obtained from
Manzano national forest.
The drive which the police have
made in the enforcement of the
parking ordinance appears to have
had salutary effect. Police have
not found it necessary to tag a car
for violation of the ordinance dur
ing the past two days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Cassidy, who
have been stopping at Bishops
Lodge, Santa Fe, since their we'd
ding, stopped over IN the city yes
terday. They will leave this morn
ing to continue their honeymoon
in a visit to the Grand Canyon.
Mr.. Cassidy is connected with the
district forester's office here and
Mrs. Cassidy is the former Miss
Louise L. Lowber.
l.. +. Borden of Amarillo, Texas,
chief engineer for the Santa Fe
in charge of construction work, is
in the city; Mr.. Borden said last
night that work on the new boiler
house is progressing nicely.
f. E. Ketchen, training assistant
for the veterans bureau, has gone
to Santa Fe on a regular inspection
trip.
State Land Commissioner Nels
A. Field was here yesterday from
his headquarters in Santa Fe.
w. r. Morley of Datil, promi-
nent stock man, is in the city on
business.
A. Eichwald, general merchan-
disc dealer of Cuba, is in Albu-
querque.
Mrs. Henry Dendah1 and son of
Santa Fe are in Albuquerque for
brief visit.
Glenn Shaffer, hardware man of
Mountainair, is among the bust
ness visitors here.
M. Dale has just returned from
three months tour Of France and
italy