Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-15
Town or GALLUP
A Good List Of Choice Items From the
Carbon City.

Carbon City.
Special Correspondence.
Gallup, July il.-Rev. II. Fryling ant
Rev. j. H. De Groot, accompanied by theil
wives, came in from Fort Defiance the
early part OF the week. These energetic
men and women are conducting the Hol
land mission at Fort Defiance and have
done some excellent work in the past
year. We hope to see them reach a high
pinnacle Of success in their good Office Of
ciyilizing the Naysjos and other Indians
c. d. Manning came In from Fort De.
hance on Monday. He spent a couple Of
days visiting his friends and transactine
business, returning on Wednesday.
On Monday evenings pleasant surprise
vas rendered Miss Jessie Tyler in the
shape OF a crowd Of young folks, a big
hall and music, where a dance was en-
joyed, as one only can be. by young PEG.
pie. Miss Tyler Is one Of Albuquerque
popular young ladies', who has been visit.
ing for some time with her sister. Mrs.
Frank Gibson.
Miss Media Tyler and Miss Gertrude
Eddings, two well-known young ladies OF
Albuquerque, arrived on Tuesday morn
ing, and will spend some time with Mrs.
Frank Gibson, Miss Tyler's sister.
The weather prophet must be on a lark
this week, for In four days we have had
ten different kinds Of weather, winding
up In as perfect a day a. one one could
wish for. Thanks, Mr.. Prophet.
+. HAM and Miss Phebena Campbell
we're married on Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock by Justice Kuchenbecker. Mr..
HAM has been In business at Fort Win
gate for some time, and Miss Campbell
has resided here with her parents for a
number Of years. We wish them all hap
piness in their new state and a long mar
ried life.
James Carman, who left Us 40 suddenly
some time ago, returned on Wednesday
evening, and sometime later was called
TO account for himself by the "tin can
brigade" An excellent serenade was
rendered. and he had to appease Young
Americas appetite as II only can be with
a bucket Of choice candy. Mrs. CarmaD
will s%ojOurn In California for a few
weeks longer, when she will return with
Miss Kate Doughty.
Will. Emery left there this morning
for o short vacation at Newman's ranch,
forty miles south OF town.
The contract for the brick and plaster
work on the new Odd Fellows' hall was
let to Dodd a. Lembke last night. When
this building is finished II will be a lovely
ornament 10 our town, which has so few
buildings which may be called ane.
W. n. Williams, accompanied by his
sister, left this morning for a two weeks
vacation at the Cienega. II this vacation
business keeps up Gallup will soon be
nothing but buildings.
Mr.. Mall, OF Fort Defiance, came in this
morning for provisions for the Defiance
people. Since the rainy season COM
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take a wagon out, and consequently there
is some discomfort in regard TO pro
visions, which WI hope will soon be al
layed.
The mail carrier lost his wagon again
last night, and Jack Howard, the passen-
ger, had to walk home twenty-eight miles
through mud and rain, and came neal
drowning twice. He came home safe,
however, and now is as solid as ever.
George Butler and his wife arrived at
noon to-day from Fort Defiance. Mrs.
Butler will continue east for a visit TO
relatives In Indiana.
II. Newman was In from his ranch on
business this week, returning to day.
The Crescent store received a carload
Of watermelons from Phoenix to-day aud
consequently the patrons OF that excel
lent establishment are having a water.
melon day" HORzON's CHOlCE.