Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-07
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Fine silk roulards-hne imported
wash goods al less than cost this week. |
b. Ilfeld & Co.
Mrs. 8. w. White and Miss Marshall
gone to California to enjoy a few
weeks vacation at the coast resorts.
Frank wyman. Of Deming who was
back In New York on business. passed
through the city home bound last night.
Max r. Becker returned from the
north last night. having done some bus
iness for the Germania Life Insurance
company.
The new residence Of b. Ruppe on
north Second street. Is about complet-
ed, and he expects to take possession in
a few days.
After a pleasant visit here with her
daughter, Mrs. r. f. Hoffman. Mrs. N.
ID. Harrison has returned to her home
at Fort Worth, Texas.
T. A. MoDermott the popular host Of
the Hudson hot springs hotel in Grant
county is In the city to-day on busl-
ness connected with his famous resort.
William Farr, proprietor Of the Farr
meat market. on south Second street,
left last night for the west to purchase
a car load OF fat steers for his local
trade.
The New Mexican says: Mrs. y. q.
Wilson, OF Albuquerque, wife of the
representative OF the Continental oil
company. In this territory, Is a visitor
In the capital city.
Mrs. lie Bar. one Of the popular city
school teachers. has returned from her
vacation and viii be ready to begin her
duties next week in the handsome new
Central school building.
Another large batch OF Mexican la
borers we're sent west last night for
service In the san Joaquin valley rail-
way. They were secured at FL Paso,
Texas. and Juarez. Mexico.
A. b. Sanford. cashier at the local
Harvey house. has gone TO Las Vegas
hot springs for a few days recreation.
During his absence A. II. Lake, of the
Ash Fork house. will oficlate In his
place.
Tn principal of the public schools at
Pinos Altos, Grant county. Prof. NJ. NJ.
Decker, came In from California, where
he has been spending his vacation, last
night, and continued on south to his
hcme.
Lorenzo Hubbell and family. from
Arizona, are expected to remove TO the
city In a short time. II Is understood
that Mr.. Hubbell has taken a lease on
the Borradaile residence on west Gold
avenue
a Chicago newspaper man. named
Kenneth f. Harris, who has been on
the stan OF the Record, was a passenger
on the south bound train last night, go
ing to Las Cruces for the benefit OF
his health.
The Las Vegas optic says. Miss ELI.
zabeth Meade. daughter OF J. NJ. Meade.
OF Topeka. who Is visiting Mrs. j. III.
Ward. returned from Albuquerque to.
day whittier she had been on a sight
seeing trip.
Capt. A. NJ. Swan Ia preparing for
naother expedition 20 the Clir dwellers'
ruins near Gallup. He expects TO head
a party composed of 3. II. Busser and
friends, who are anxious to view these
interesting remains.
Superintendent Busser, of the Santa
Fe reading rooms system, with his
daughter, Miss Edith, his sister, Mrs.
c. A. Burbank, and neice. Miss Flor
ence Burbank. ave all gone to Las
Angeles for an outing.
The new pastor ofthe Congregational
church, Rev. w. j. Marsh, and his fam
lily, are expected here tonight. He
comes from the north, his last church
being at Guthrie. o. Il. The family will
reside at No, 4o1 south Walter street.
Four machinIsts from the local rail-
way ~shops-Frank Perry, Thos. Martin,
William Martin and Samuel jenkins
left last night for Stockton. Cal. They
have accepted positions In the railway
shops Of the san Joaquin Valley road.
Mrs. George II. Frost and nephew,
Rufus Goodrich. returned from a visit
u Chicago hast night. Conductor
Frost running IN the west end OF the
Santa Fe Pacific. came In his morning
to enjoy the day with his wife. He will
return TO Winslow tonight.
J T.. Elwood left last night for Bak-
ersfield M stockton, Cal, on bust
ness. He is the draughtsman for the
Santa Fe Pacific at the local railway
shops. Mrs. Elwood. who was on a Wis
II 10 Michigan relatives and friends, re-
turned to the city the other day.
Prof. NJ. r. Pardue, the newly elected
principal Of the Third ward school, has
arrived in the city from Kansas and
Will assume his duties next Monday,
when school opens. He comes highly
recommended and is heartily welcomed
to our city and educational corps.
Married, yesterday afternoon at the
parsonage of the Lead avenue Metho.
dist church, by Rev. Bunker. Miss Clara
Cramer. daughter OF Charles Cramer
the w~ell-known railway engineer OF
this city. and William Upper, a younl
machinist at the local railway shops
That popular and successful insur.
ance agent, j.. ii. O'Reilly, OF the Nut.
ual Life insurance company, after q
couple Of days spent with his famil,
here. has zone to points In Arizona
near Holbrook, to explain the advan'
tages OF the policies he offers to th'
people of that neighborhood,
The other day The Citizen publishe,
an item regarding the extensive i'm
proyements and additions in contem
plation It the local railway shops. Tn
intelligent llnotyper made the pape
say that drawings are nov completes
for a i4 foot extension On the presen
machine shops" The item was on jus
100 feet, for the extension VIII be 20
feet.
Henry Gleason and wife returned thi
morning from the south. having spent
two weeks vacation in Belen and othe
points. Mr.. Gleason says Mrs. job
Becker has gone east to visit friend
and that John Becker leaves to-nigh
for the east to purchase his fall stock