Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-01-02
CARD o. THANKS.
Rev. Juiiisrd Appreciates the Good Work
Done BY His Parishiouers.

Rev. Juiiiiard Appreciates the Good VOL
Done By his Psrishioners.
Editors Ciureni
Gallup, N. NJ, Dec. all beg to thank
through the columns OF your esteemed
paper, all our Gallup friends who, By
their presence at the Catholic fair, their
cooperation In the good work, have done
80 much 10 secure the success Of our en-.
terprise.
Above all, l must thank Mrs. II,
McGinD, the lady president OF the fair,
for having devoted a considerable portion
Of her valuable time In promoting the
interests OF the bazaar. Lest I should
wound her hamility, | shall not mention
sll that has been done by her personally,
and Mr.. II. McGinn, the energetic and In
telligent superintendent Of the Crescent
mines. In behalf the church. I am In
deed proud TO be able 10 point at a great
noble Irish heart, respected and loved by
all. and TO greet In Mrs. McGinn the
old Irish faith. whose traditions she has
kept unsullied In her soul. God bless
her and her family.
Although modestlv refusing any of]c-
ial title, Mrs. W. N. Weaver has taken q
leading part In our fair, most ably assist.
cd by Miss Jones. The tasteful decorations
Of the hall, the intelligent management
OF even the most minute details OF the
fair, betrayed her hand. While not be.
longing to our faith, Mrs. Weaver has
taken nj heart onr interest IN q way that
would honor our most loyal Catholics.
Day after day for weeks, either writing
or visiting In behalf OF our bazaar, she
left no stone untufned to forward our
success. | beg 10 respectfully tn nix her.
Mr.. Weaver and Miss Jones In my name
and In the name OF my congregation for
oil they have done. Their kind assist
ance was most precious TO Us.
1 shall thank most deeply the ladies
and gentlemen Of our various booths
Mrs. A. Y. stone. Mrs. W. Campbell and
Miss Jusna Bustsmente, OF the fancy
booth.
Mrs. Joe Reitz. Misses Katie Quinn
and Trinnie Ortiz, OF the doll booth.
Mrs. Booklet, Misses Stella Harris,
Deane Clayton, Katie Cunningham.
Addie Green and Cora Booklet, Of the
flowers and candy booth.
Mrs. Louis Smith, Misses Lula Bolton
and Anita Armijo. OF the Japanese
booth.
Mrs. ". Lynch, Mira George Myers and
Mics Lula Benasco, OF the lemonade
stand.
Mrs. Leila Dickson, Mrs. l.. l.. Henry
and Mics Adelaide Herrera, OF tbs grab
beg.
Airs NJ Qusie sDd Mira. sherick, OF the
fish pond.
Misses jamie B,ylis, Edith Baylis.
Ethel Goings and Sarah Hill Of the post
Office, cigar stand and dummy shooting
gallery.
Mrs, J. W~axelbsrger. Misses Annie
Hofferly, Josefa Gonzalez, Mrs. K. Dun
gan and Mr.. Caesar Rsbus Of the sand
witches and coffee booth.
Mrs. II. Dnngan. Miss es Jane Cav
anaugh. Jennie Coretto, Josefua Aguire
aud Sabina Agulre OF the ice cream,
sherbst aud cake booth.
Mrs. 5oisdad Bustamente, Marie Bus.
tamente, Adela Bustamsne, Rosa Con.
zalez. Misses Luisa Caud elaris. Marco.
lima Bustsmente and Aunie Bustsmente,
Of the Spanish booth.
Mesars. A. II. Stone, L, Smith. M. Flee.
hive, Misses kmma Boeder and Blanche
Mulholland OF the sh 'otiOs gallery.
Msssas. Tom Ramsay. j. Pitts, Joe
Kuhns and j.. Baylis. OF the horse and
buggy contest.
Misses Katie .eGinn. Eva Emery, attic
Plunkett. Julia Maher. B,rsabe Col
zalex and Maggie Dubois. Of the gold
ring contest.
Misses Amelia Dubois, Ma ygie My ers
Virginia Herrera. Amelia Bus tamente
Lizzie Csyanaugh. Lima Martinelli and
Guadalupe Bustamente, OF the doll con
test.
Messrs. X l.. Lsnigan, Chas. Ssbin
Geo. Weinert, Patterson, Louis Sm itf
and Ralph Godly, who kept the record Of
the various contests.
| must thank all the members Of thu
U. T. ID. orchestra who so kindly played
the most beautiful sslsS!ions during the
first two nights Of the fair. Neither will
l forget Mrs. l.. ". Whited, Misses l.. Mo-
Intyre. A. Armijo, NJ. Ortiz, Mr.. X. Ar
milo and b. stuart who so kindly ren'
dered some selected pieces OF their roper
toire during the fair.
We are grateful to Y. Ksnney ant
will remember how he lent us his kind
services, and his lumber to put up tn,
booths. We thank him as we'll as "
Henderson for having rented US the hal
for the nights OF the fair at such a re-
ducsd and nominal price.
Rev. Father A. Juyenal Shnorbus LEFT
his mission among the Naval Iss, TO com,
to BUR help. We give him our most
heartfelt thanks for all he has done fol
US during these days Of hard work.
The kind unassuming big hearted
John Osborne deserves q special notice
FOR a week Mr.. Osborne wa here ant
there and eyery where. neglecting hi
own work TO be at our own disposal. i
would take q page TO mention what h
has done. Thank you, dear John. yoI
know how WI appreciate your friendship
God bless you.
Indeed II would be an endless task Il
mention the names OF all the kint
friends who have been engaged In thi
good work; all know how perseyeringl!
John Buckley worked for T. Ramsay
what T. McAllister, aud others did 70
Miss Katie McGinn.
thank you all. Thanks &c you tn
fair has had a prodigio1s sucsess. II 1
more your glory than mine.