Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-15
LOCAL PARAGR APHS.
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on the mesa. and It IL the finest drive
out OF the city.
II j. Ramer, Of the firm OF A. b. Me.
Gaffey & CO.. has gone to watrous,
New Mexico. on business.
Rev. ]. NJ. Coudert, the parish priest
OF B%ernalillo, after a pleasant visit here,
returned home this morning.
The residence Of o. Bachechl on
! North Second street. is completed. the
work being executed In good shape by
T. l.. Wilson.
Special sale on Black al Hose this
week. Triple knee and double heel
aud sole. Hose that are made to wear.
u. 1lfeld a Co.
Mrs. Neill b. Field has returned from
Santa Fe. She was accompanied by the
Misses otero, who will be her guests
during fair week.
President Marion Of the Commercial
| Club, tina the Club will
keep open house all next week for
the benefit Of fair visitors.
Walter N. P%arkhurst. the popular in
surance manager. with his wife and
Il Alllus ItAuIntu ld5A hiknA llO" GdiAh
Re, where they spent the summer.
Mrs. T. s. Austin and daughter,
who have been visiting In California.
returned this morning and will spend
| several days here before continuing
home to Bl Paso.
]. II. Pegue. manager OF w. l.. Trim
bic a Co.'S. Thornton and Bland busl-
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Bland people will arrive here Monday
to stay during fair week.
DR.. Herman Ludwig Baer n wife,
nee Miss Mabel Mckinley, who will en-
Joy their honeymoon on the Pacific
coast, came In from the north on No. 1
last night and continued west.
S. t. Ellsworth took his wife to Las
Vegas yesterday. where he will place
her in a sanitarium with the hope that
she will be benefited by the treatment,
her health being much impaired.
Mrs. O. G. Watson, and daughter,
Alice, arrived last night from Santa
Fe, and will spend fair week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hughes.
Mr.. Watson will some dow from Santa
Fe next Wednesday.
H.. -. johnson, brother OF the ex-
superintendent of the Albemarle mine.
and G. ]. Bradley. came down from
Bland. last night to take in the big
fair. They report a good many others
coming mex week.
ID. j. Matthew. the druggist, with his
wife and daughter. returned to the city
yesterday, in good time to show cour-
tesles to fair visitors. They enjoyed the
past few weeks on the ranch OF J. e.
Matthew. n brother. near the city,
The Smith Premier typewriter re-
celved the highest rating OF any OF
twenty machines on exhibition at Paris,
The Remington, Jewett, Chicago,
Yost, oliver, Underwood, following in
the order named. ". w. Alger Is the
agent.
A hearty welcome will be given Hon.
Lorenzo Hubbell mex week. when he
arrives here from the Navajo reserva-
ton with his family, to make this city
his home. He has leased the comforta-
BILE Borradalle cottage on West Gold
avenue.
The First Regiment band rehearsed
several new waltzes last night, and
Mrs. Walton, who will have charge of
some special features next week, de-
the thing for the fancy dances and
spectacular marches.
The congregation Of st. Johns parish
are requested to attend a meeting
which will be held In the church on
Monday evening next. the nth. for the
| purpose OF a full and final discussion
as to proposed enlargement Of .the
church. Every member ought to bs
present.
the store OF Col. Leon b. Stern. Is prov
ing a good man in the right place. He
has put two nice front windows at
that store In most acceptable condition.
and the colonel claimed to-day that he
was out for some of the prizes offered
by the Fair association.
Frank Filmore's fame as a window
decorator Is now known at lei Paso.
He left for the Pass City a short time
ago, securing a position at the new
store known as '"rhe White Store He
mas just NollDitltu MS nIbN uttOIdlloL6
In that city and the Herald says: THE
large windows are very attractive and
have been drawing large crowds all
day. They are the work OF b. Frank
Fillmore. formerly of Albuquerque"
Henry Metzgar. who quit press work
at The Citizen office for ranch life on a
pretty farm In the vicinity of Pajarito.
drove into the city this morning with a
wagon load of apples, peaches and
grapes. lie did not forget his friends
at the Citizen, for he left a basket OF
fine mission grapes He says the Rio
Grande has plenty Of water at this time
but that the past summer was the dry
est In the history OF the oldest man or
woman" Of Pajarlto.
$. II. Robinson, grand lecturer OF the
African A. +. a A. NJ. lodges. of this
district, came In from the west yester-
day morning, after visiting lodges In
Arizona, and last night visited and in
structed the local lodge. There was a
large attendance Of members and much
Interest MAS manifested. MIR. Robin
son states that Eureka Lodge Is well
equipped and has a fine set of WELL
posted officers. He left this morning
for Denver, which Is his headquarters.
Two young men who came here re-
Gently from Michigan In the hope that
the climate would benefit their health,
and were found to be without any
means, were kindly taken In charge by
Marshal MoMillin. They wished to
gp to Ell Paso. but one OF them was too
weak to stand the journey. The mar
shall furnished transportation for the
other, The one that remained after
lingering for a few days, died last night
and will be buried In the Fairview
cemetery. The name OF the unfortu-
nate Is unknown.
That popular game, lawn tennis, is
receiving much attention, and It looks
as II there would be a revival OF the
sport equal TO a few years ago. The
local club has recently received several
members, some OF whom have not
welded the racket for a long time, in
the persons of M. w. ElOurnov n A