Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-29
GALLUP IN SHORTS!
A Batch Of Interesting Topics
From the Carbon Town.
What the People Out West Are
Saying and Doing.
An Old Gentleman Of BernalillO Pound
Frozen to Death.
THE GRAND LIBRARY BALL.

Gallup, N. NJ, Jan. 2s.-"A misty,
moisty morning." as 90 weather In Gal.
lup.
Mrs. L. L. wyatte. from Albuquerque,
Is canyassing the city seeking 10 OeauIify
our ladies. We think they are just U. X.
as they are. however, and any change
might not be for the better.
Several OF our Juveniles are suffering
with severe colds, little Miss Ida Hart
being confined 10 the house for week or
more.
Nd. Hart was called 10 Elizabethtown
by telegram stating that Harry Hart,
his brother, was dying. ID. G. RUSSELL &C
c0mpanied him. letter OF the 18th had
stated, among other news, that HAIRY is
well and doing we'll" The telegram was
dated the 25th, but only reached MIR. Hart
on thursday afternoon. Messrs. Hart and
Russell left on the Thursday evening
train.
The ladies' of the Benevolent society
have postponed the dance 10 have been
given this evening.
Professor Ford and wife are teaching
class In dancing, and we believe are hav-
ing very good success. There Is TO be Q
soiree this evening.
Several new members have been INF.
tlated In the mysteries OF the Pytbian
knighthood, Mr.. Stone, Dr. Hinch and
others.
The recently organized society Of young
people, "The Carbon City Sayages," with
officers Of chief. sub-chief. etc, will give
a ghost dance" on the evening OF Febrn-
AIRY 81. Lots OF fun anticipated.
The U-T-D orchestra OF Gallup will
make its debut as an organization on
February IL, giving Valentine ball.
This is only another form OF masquerade
where the costumes follow the well
known lines OF the highly colOred, com
ical, Batirical or sentimental illustra'
tiOns gotten up In honor OF Sc. Valentine.
We have any amount OF musical talent
laying around loose In the city, but Il has
not been In available form heretofore,
but now we think we will be able 10
prove that Gallup can furnish music for
her dancers. There are five pieces.
ID. @. Russell, leader and first violinist
X. A. Stewart, second violin or viola; W.
3. Campbell, piccOlo; W. W. RisdOn, cor
net, with Miss Bertha Rupert at the
piano.
Eight OF the prominent ladies' Of the
city met In Mrs. @. Pages parlors Thurs.
day afternoon and organized a ladies'
club, TO be called the "Fin do Steele
Club" its chief object being 10 promote
sociability, and for mutual pleasure and
benefit. This promises TO be an interest
ing factor In our social circles, az l be-
lieye this Ia the first attempt 10 found q
ladies' club, proper. The next meeting
will be held at Mrs. Page's, also, and the
organization will be completed, when, II
am allowed the privilege, | will give a
few OF the details, and general plan OF
the work contemplated.
W. X. Pratt, OF the Crescent force has
returned from his business trip 10 Cal.
ifornia.
There Ia little son, newly arrived. at
the home OF Manager Barton.
DIR. Harper reports three births In one
day, under his attendance, two At Crown
Point and one at Gallup mine, last
Wednesday.
There are rumors Of wedding In May.
one OF our prominent society boys and
we'll, II told you where she lives, every
body would know who.
0FF.THE-TRACK.