Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25


Jaoobo Yristrr and family are visit
ing relatives and friends In santa Re.
Mrs Nicholg. q Wlngate, wife Of the
depot agent az that point. spent yester-
day In the city.
q. =. Barnes. the district attorney OF
Grant county. PASSED up the road for
santa Re this morning.
Mrs. J. Il. Fleming came In from the
north last night. and proceeded south
thia morning. She resides In Silver
city.
Deputy United states Marshal J. J.
Sheridan returned to the city this morn
ing from an official trip to the south
ern towns.
Misses Della and Katherine Houls.
who have been visiting here with Miss
Bfusoe. LEFT for the west last night,
san Francisco being their destination.
Walter Jones a we'll known stock
raiser and buyer OF Colorado. passed
through last nicht with 200 head Of line
cottle procured In Sccurro county. He
was taking them to Lamar. Colo.
Mr. and Mas. Herman Hase recently
purchased neveral lots on wgHt silver
avenue. This morning Mrs Hase stat
ca that they were going 10 build "a
once but now would not start IN until
after the niir. thus giving the associa-
ton the use OF their lots, which is APP
prcclated.
on Account OF failing health. Harry
Hay. OF Woodstock ont, has come 10
Albuquerque 90 rest and recuperate.
lie has been connected with banking
Institution al the above place.
Mrs @. ". Albright. wife Of the man
aetng editor of The journal Democrat.
accompanied by Master Elwood. have
gone TO That splendid summer resort In
southeastern New Mexico. cloudurofL
They viii be absent several weeks.
a pleasant party. consisting OF Mr.
and Mrs. W. j, johnson. Miss Louise
Rosa "A visitor frDan Kansas; Miss
Frances and Master Ralph Halloran,
who have been camping on the PecoH,
returned to thc city last evening Their
outing was fun Of enjoyment.
Word was received here that Airs.
Harry Clouthler. now living az Tnnl-
dad Colo.. had p1ssed successfully
through critical surgical operation
and was on rbc rs33 Co recovery. Her
many friends here where she fomely
lived. Niil be- pleised 90 read me above.
Mandeli A. Gruusfcld are displaying a
window full % hosiery and linen han g.
/ kerchiefs Tho hosiery was purchased
by X Mandell a CO.'S buyer In Ger
many expressly Tor Mandrll s. Guins-
field. The prices range from 20 cents "a
SAYS per pair.
lion. W. r. kupkcubeokor, a promin-
| cnt politician and citizen 90 Gallup. D.
/ here to-day and was "a pleasant caller
/ az The citizen office. he states posi-
| lively that tho principal citizens OF CAL
/ lup are ~ favor OF tho now county Oi
/ Mckinley Mr l<uckonbaoker expects
% return TO Gallup this evening.
Parties VINO desire frst-class privl-
/ leEes ag ghe fair are requested 10 read
over thc Hist as published Ia both The
/ CHiacn and the journal Democrat The
/ very best privileges remain unsold,
| therefore. set your bids IA ~ they can
/ be acted upon at the meeting Of the
| executive committee al the city build
ing ncxi Tuesday
Bov Father MlndahHa spent ycstor-
/ day az coyote Springs che guest ~ MI
and Airs. r. j. shinick. lie considers
ulc springs one % the best resorts Ia
the country, and is surprised that thcy
are not more largely patronized, helms
within hfteen mites ~ the city and
the drive one 81 she finest in New
Mexico. Tho reverend father rode cut
and in behind that grand Kentacky
mare Action. She brought him Ia last
evening from the springs Ia hfty-eiSh,
minutes making the finest drive he ever
enjoyed. he says
The Loa Angeles Gal, Timsa saya,
profsse0r David L. Arnold, Of No. III
south Hupo street, hus resigned hiA no
sition in Pomona college 90 accepi the
chair II missionaries in the New Mex
leo Normal university. az Las Vogas
Professor Arnold graduated from stan.
ford university. and for Time filled
the position Of Instructor In mathe-
niatic al THAI institution. he aftoaurd
SPENT tao years ln Germany. perfect
iaE his education Accompanied by hir
wife he will leave for hts new heid ol
lobors about october /.