Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-24
REUNION PERSONALS.
A Par,ial List Cuiisd From the R-portsr'-
Note Book.

A Par,ial List Cuiied From the R~portsr'-
Note Book.
Col. Goss, OF the GOss military insti
tute, handsomely uniformed. was "A pas
senger for the Las Vegas reunion last
night-n0, this morning.
Chas. Quier and wife and ii. ID. John.
stOn and wife were among the excursion
lists TO Las Vegas this morning. They
will return Sunday night.
The two pleasant daughter OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. Arthur Everitt, Misses Edyth and
Olive, are at Las Vegas to-day. They
we're on the delayed No. - last night.
Col. ". 3. Williams. the lawyer r-editor
miner warrior, informs The CITIZEN that
the reP son he is not at Las Vegas TO-
day IL the fact that his feet are sore.
Walking Is not very good at present.
Mrs. A. ID. Whitson, Mrs. John Butler,
Mrs. j. Ii. Drury and Mrs. Eugene mur-
ray formed a quartette OF married ladies
who left last night for the Rough Riders
reunion.
Hon. o. N. Marion, mayor OF AlbuQuer-
que, was ON the 1rst train going north
last night. Word received here TO day
states that he had line time fishing for
frogs at the washout.
T. Y. Maynard, the well known Second
street jaweler, accompanied by his pleas.
ant wife, are in Las Vegas TO day. going
up on the excursion train this morning.
They will return Sunday night.
Edward Grunsield, general agent OF
the Washington Life Insurance com
pany. and Will. II. Springer. also con.
nected with the company, are In Las le-
gas TO day, taking In the reunion.
Miss Katie Hase was at the depot on
time last night for the No. % passenger
train, which was detained at the wash
out near Thornton. She IL probably en-.
jOying herself at Las Vegas this after.
noon.
Mrs A. Harsch. with daughter, Miss
Rosa, and son. Walter, left last night for
the Las Vegas Rough Riders reunion.
Hold up; they were on the tirst train and
were water bound near Thornton. They
are at the reunion this afternoon.
After spending a day In the territorial
metropolis b. G, Hobart, of Silver City, left
on the first train last night for the reunion.
lie expects to return south Sunday night,
and will stop over here Monday In order
to transact some unfinished business.
The Albuquerque Guards, headed by
Capt. Burg. are among the many nOta-
bles at the Rough Riders reunion, Some
left for Las Vegas on last nights train
while others kept late hours" and took
passage for the reunion this morning.
Gov. n. o. Murphy and staff came in
from Arizona on the No. last night, and
remained here during the night, the un
expected washouts up the road prevent
ing further travel until this morning
They are at the reunion this afternoon.
Fred. Lewis and Harry +. Lee, two
young married men, left last night for
Las Negas-that is, for the washOuts
near Thornton, which they got over this
morning, and then proceeded on north
They travelled alone, leaving their better
halves at home.
With his bright little son, Harvey, Hon
n h. Ferguson left for Las Vegas on
the delayed No, - passenger train last
night, aud, OF course, remained AT the
wsshOnt near Thornton until bright and
early this morning, when the train pro-
ceeded north.
Col. Il. W. DObsOn. OF the governors
staff, with his handsome uniform, left
night before last for Las Vegas. white
". n. Childers, the senior member OF the
law flrm OF Childers X DObsOn, remained
until last night. and was noticed at the
depot early this morning. He, however,
got away with the other disyusted excur-
slonists on ths delayed train
Mrs. j. &. Albright, with her photo
grapher, and q. + Albright, business
manager Of the Democrat Publishing
company, were passengers TO the reunion
city last night, Col, j, q. Albright had