Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-06

expectations that 70 beeams ne sasafy 10
replenish the atOck. Tha Tow pricea AZ
The Fair will be surprisa to all who
have net traded there 10 will pay Won 70
give them "a call when looking Tor Christ.
mas presents.
Among the Santa Fe e. ms. published
In THE CITIZEN yesterday afternoon.
was m OF the announcement ot Miss
Bessie Beatty's departure for Chicago.
where she will wed CHARLES Francis
TOwne, on Wednesday Of this week. Nc.
rOwne IL we'll Known 10 ihis city. and
while here several Years AGO was EN-.
ployed at the local office Of the Wells.
Fargo Express COMPANY. ne Is = par
ticular friend OF ". g.. Montfoft.
Rev Morrison, Tho Methodist Rpiscora
church superintendent OF m ssions 10
New Mexico. has returned 90 the city
from a visit 90 the towns OF northern
New Mexico. he states that Rev. Frank
Day, the printer. pastor VI Chnmn. has
resigned. and with his ftmily will re-
move 10 southern California.
Dwight Wheeler aud I'd Mcclure. who
returned from Albany. Ca. last sunday
night, ere showing around some extra
hne photos OF company X. First terri
tOrial volunteer Infantry. The photo
shown at this Office by Mr.. Wheeler gives
a most excellent picture of every mem.
Der OF the company.
Prof. Herriek has an excellent article
In the morning paper about how % i'm
prove a town. He refers la u e1mmenda-
tory way 10 his home town In Ohio. but
now ONE Charley Geach and ssys that
the Ohio town 10 which Prot. Herfick re-
ters is ninety years old and has only
100 people
Morris AlbTeeht, who hes been engaged
In mining In the vicinity OF the YaQui
country In Sonora, expects to return TO
Old Mexico In q few DAYS, after spending
4ome weeks visiting In this city. he
thinks there are some valuable mining
properties there.
A committee OF ladies from the Library
association are around selling tickets for
the library ball which will take place at
he Armory hall on Friday night, Dec. g..
They found ticket selling not very pleas
ant. but still, disposed OF quite a number
Of tickets.
Misc Bertha McAntire IL arranging %
enjoy the Christmas holidays with her
father At Joplin, Mo, and will leave for
Missouri In a few days. Mrs. Meantime
will remain In the city, she fearing 10
brave the changeable winter climate OF
Joplin.
Regular meeting OF Albuquerque En
rampment, No T., o. o. r., tonight at
i:3O. Work In the X z. degree. Re
lreshments TO follow. An ~patriarchs
earnestly requested 10 attend. n. Brock
meier, G. p.
r. c. Gortner, OF the law firm OF Hon.
r. X. Catron. wal in the city for a short
time last night. He came in on the
sOuth-bOund and returned north on the
No z from the west.
g. W. Smith has returned IN the city
from a short visit TO his fami 8 al Topeka,
Kansas. Mr.. Smith Is the p0pUleT lhster
mechanic OF the Santa Fe fac..
In the case Of Mandell Bros. & 20. w..
p. NJ SaBdoval ct al, Judgment by de-.
'ault for $9il n has been entered In the
Iistrict court.
A new supply Of stamped linens, Next.
can drawn work and many other things
100 numerous TO mention, just In az Mrs.
Wilson's.
John Cato, j Lyden and X. Boyd. rail
readers out on the Santa Fe Pac dc, are
new patients at thu local hospital.
Chickens and ducks just received at
kleinwort's Third street meat market;
ntne and ten cents per pound.
Ladies' night will be- observed nc the
Commercial club on "Wednesday night.
and there will be- dancing.
Select your Christmas presents now
aud We will set them aside Tor you. J.. H..
0'Reilly & Co.
Chickens and ducks only nine aud ten
cents per pound NJ kleinwOrt's meat
market.
Headquarters az Whitson's music stole
Tor tickets for the Maccahees ball.
For Rent.-Fnrni-hed room In private
family. 2ll Marquette avenue.
IL you want chickens and ducks call
at Klelnwort's meat market.