Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-24
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DR.. ". D. Radcliffe. OF Belen, Is in the
city. and will enjoy Thanksgiving dinner
with friends.
W. II. Weed, Of White Oaks, and Cash
Jones. Of Denver. are mining men stop
ping at the European.
X. j. Huling, Of Trinidad, Colo, aud
NJ. Rverhart, Of Arizona. are two sheep
men who are in the city to day.
8. B. Gillett, the attorney, was a pas.
senger for socorro this morning. being
called thither on some important legal
matters.
The local railway shops are virtually
closed to-day, and In consequence a ma
jority OF the employees are appropriately
observing Thanksgiving.
The base ball player. Fsrrow, who has
been holding a job at the local railway
shops, has been transferred to a position
In the Needlea, Cal railway shops.
d. r. Brownell, a we'll known mer-
chant Of Cooney, Socorro county, passed
through the city north bound last night
The gentleman Is a brother Of Mrs. j. c.
Berry, Of this city.
Ed. Gruns'eld and X. Azulay, two
hustlers for the Equitable Life Assur.
ance society. retained to tho city from a
short trip south. They did a good bust
ness while absent.
W. II. II. B~Onebrake, who has his nam
on the Sturges European register. il the
manager Of the western branch Of the
Majestic Range company. These ranges
are sold by the Donshoe Hardware CON-
pany.
Mrs. Matthew Ridley, who has been in
southern California the past few weeks,
returned to the city last night. being
met at the depot by her husband. who IL
the popular foreman Of the local railway
shops.
Misses J. NJ md K. j. Hudson are two
young ladlee from Toledo, Ohio, who are
visiting for a few days with their friend,
Mrs. Herbert Taylor, at the Highland.
Their destination is Phoenix, where they
will spend the winter.
The auction sale OF furniture that II.
Scott Knight will offer Saturday will
take place In the empty storeroOm, where
the New Chicago saloon formerly was,
and ia on the ground door. There Is no
furniture for sale upstairs.
Mrs. Blakley informs THE CITIZEN
that In accordance with special arrange
ments, the students OF the university and
all other schools can attend the Brehany
Ballad and Opera company's concert, at
0rchestriOn hall, on December 3. for 90
cents, which will entitle the holders OF
such tickets also TO reserved seats. For
particulars, call on or address Mrs. Blak-
ley.
Hon. Thos. A. Finical, district attorney
and territorial senator-ele was detained
and could not leave on hls visit TO his old
Ohio home until last night, taking the
delayed passenger train for the north,
He will be absent several weeks, and his
friends deny the rumor that he will 70.
turn double-handed, although Il Is q
known feet that he took along with him
his block OF passes" which became fam.
GUS a few days before the recent general
election.
Louis Becker and sister, and Hereford
Fitch, students OF the New Mexico
university, left this morning for the
south, the two former for Belen, where
they will spend Thanksgiving with theiI
A.. parents, Col. and Mrs John Becker, and
the latter for Magdalena, where he viii
assist in getting away with q big turkey
at the home OF his parents, Capt. arc
Mrs. A. b. Fitch. They will remain
3 away several days, possibly returning Il
4 the city on Sunday evening 30 az TO 70
sumo their studies on Monday morning
Fourteen years ago" said Jewele
Maynard, Il suffered Tor several week
= with inflammatory rheumatism, and IN
a old disease has got me again, but In
q somewhat worse form" On the l6t
y OF last month the disease returned, sine
9 which time Mr.. Maynard has been almos
n a cripple. The knee Of the left leg 1
sOrely afflicted. Mr. Maynard was at hi
"a store 10 day. and he stated that II IN
! disease would leave long enough for hiI
9 to give his attention TO his bushes
during the holidays. he would be niue
Q obliged TO "Mr. IaiammatOTy Rheuml
a tism."