Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mention Of a Few Prominent People at
the Fair.

Mention OF a Few Prominent People al
the Fair.
W. W. Bowie Is among the crowd which
is here from Gallup.
Matthew Kirch Is here from San
Rafael to spend fair week.
John G. Spears and wife, OF Gallup are
registered at the Hotel Highland
Y. ID. Hall, accompanied by his family,
came up from Deming yesterday.
Leonard Skinner is In the city from
his extensive ranch east Of the city.
Rev. Gstignol Is among the Belen Wis
itors at the Street Fair and Carnival.
W. NJ. Weaver. OF Gallup, arrived here
last evening, and will take In the fair.
j.. A. Fitzpatrick and c. +. Voorhees,, OF
Ash Fork, are stopping at the Highland.
The Christopher Colombo society held
a very pleasant social affair last evening.
Major Van Patten. a resident OF Las
Cruces, anne up from the south yester-
day.
Mrs. Richard Pohl and children, OF
Belen. are visiting with friends In this
city.
c. n. Cotton and wife are among the
numerous visitors from Gallup to the car.
nival.
II. II. Anderson. a prominent business
man at Albsmsrle, came down to see the
exhibitions.
Fred. Myers, n OF the best men In
Gallup. Is here with the big delegation
from that live town.
". 8. Hopewell, OF Sierra county, Is
making himself at home with his many
friends In this city.
Harry Wilkinson has returned from q
trip TO Ohio, where he was called by the
illness Of his mother.
Chas. Flinr, OF Winslow, A. T., Ia en-
joying himself here. He reports Wins
low making solid growth.
Hans Becker, after an enjoyable visit
OF n few days In this city during the fair.
has returned to his home In Bslen.
George l.. Ulrich. banker at White
Oaks, Is In the city. He reports every
thing prosperous In Lincoln comfy.
Supt. j. Il. Hurley and wife. are here
with his private car and have a. guests
Mrs. Gise and Mrs. Rankin, OF Las Vegas.
Henry Sabin, formerly Of this city, but
now with the Crescent coal company at
Gallup, Is here for the balance of fair
week.
Capt. j. G.. Hutchinson. Of San Pedro,
IL In the city. and has some fine gold
specimens from the mines of that flour.
ishing camp.
Thomas 0'keeffe, manager OF the XII
Paso Daily Times, took In the fair yes
terdsy, returning home on the early
morning train.
g.. W. Bennett, Navajo Indian trader,
Is ENJOYING the sights OF the Street Car
nival and laying In a supply OF goods
for his big Indian store.
Miss Nowlin, one OF the teachers In the
public school at Los Lunas. Ia spending
the week In this city, and is the guest o;
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Roe.
W. Smith aud wife, prominent people
OF Flagstaff, Arizona, arrived from the
west last night and have their names on
on the Highland register.
b. C.. Mcmillan, OF Grant county, IL
here to take a part In the Carnival and
Street Fair. He says there will be a
large crowd here Friday from that Sec
ton.
superintendent Joseph Msckedon, Of
the mining and milling company at Sal
Pedro, with his wife and little daughters
are here to attend the festivities OF tn,
week.
The Mystic Shriners will Gro sthe deaeI
next Saturday evening, and II Is reported
that several unfortunates will be initial
cd into the mysteries OF the burnin.
/ sands,
Thos. j.. Helm, the handsome and nc
comp ished representative OF the Danyel
I II Rio Grande road, headquarters at San
: Ia Ne, is taking in the sights OF the biz
exposition.
! Jos. MCQlinlin, the genial Justice q
! the peace NJ San harcial. was a WELDON
caller at this office this morning. II
WAS the first railroad yardmgster In hi
ely Ia 1850
, Vim. McIntosh and Billy Hye came 4
= from their big sheep ranch and forgot I
bring IN that big ram TO put la IN
parade. They are helping to make III
fair a success In every other way. how
ever,
Mrs, Walter c, Hadley has written
= letter TO a friend in this city. Stain
3. that she has taken up her residence /
Swathmore, Pa whore her daughte
z Mas Carrie, will attend college durin
II the winter.
2 John Debo, one Of the owners of Il
{. Pat Cullen group OF mines In the Ort