Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-28

Fc, came ln from the north last night.
}. X. La Prade. a raiiroader known "a
many of the local boys, b here from
Wlnalow.
sheriff n. s. fiubbell having business
AZ Gallup. loft Tor the west last usEht.
He viii return to-night
w ID. Kemp. the WE'LL known pro.
priel0r " the hotel az Thornton. b. here
to-day purchasing supplies,
o. W. Johnson and wife. registering
fNN, Los IAIuaa. are IN the city to-day.
slipping al the Hosel Highland.
Hon. Pedro Perea. delegate 90 con-
gTess, caEne 3n from his Bcrn..i.llo home
lssgi night. and Is In the city to-day
Harry Iockhart left tllis morning Tor
M faso. He enjoyed his vacation ON
The upper lsio Pecoa and in thia city
Charles =. Hunt the Ea paao cattle
shipper. PASSED through the city Tor
Kansas and Colorado poausa this
morning
v. r.. Edie and !, ~. BearrIp. 81 tho
Albuquerque WOOL securing mills. lcft
this mOruiug ON business for the north
orn towns.
Mrs. Thomas Hughes left this morn.
lng Cor Camp Whitcomb whore she viii
enjoy inc inygOratirE atmosphere fos
a few days.
Mrs. a. T. Vallle, after pleasant
yiait 10 her brother. j. ~ Elder. and
rister. Miss Ida Elder. returned 10 DEN
yer thss morning.
j. W. Edwards. with his wife and son.
arrived last night from Itaton, and have
taken rooms at the Grand Central Mrs.
Edwards Il quite sick. but h mach bct-
ter than several days ago.
Miss a. Muglcr and nclce. Miss Frcda
Wontgc. are Ia che city from thc ter-
rtouAd capital, and STOP al the h0mo OF
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hase. the latter
beng a sister Of Miss Mugler.
Dr. Villas, Or. haggus and Judge
Harper Of HI raso. Texas. came in
from the south to-day ana continued on
10 the upper Rto Pcooa. where they val
hun, and fish fOr lew weeks,
Attorney Max EEriich. VINO WIS al
Pcna Blanca and Bland the past few
/ days on legal matters. came la from
/ tAe north last nlght and IS around
among the local legal lights to-day.
Fine metal signs adorn She front Cd
the olotmng store of simon stern. The
/ improvements be Is now making vii
| boz nothing compared with what he wiil
show ne 10000 visitors during faif
/ week.
The funerul Of Mrs Teresa Bruno o..
CURED this morning at the church Of
immaculate Conception. and WIS one
OF the largest ever held in this city The
| remains were burSd Ia Santa Barbara
cemetery
W. c. Hcac0ck and famlly Registered
last night al the Grand Central They
left thla afternoon TO enjoy a few
weeks vacation on the ranch Of County
Conmladoner Mier,. up IA the Nucio-
miento country.
Fred F0rrun. ox-cfty marshal. now
manager 81 DOdd a L,embkes IRE ebay
works 80 Socorro n IN tho city to-day
owning In from ihe south this morning
iie Is here on business and Will remain
~ several days.
John Phucger wife and ciild cam,
IN from fmmy junction las, night ths
lsttor continuing on 10 southern Call,
florida, whore they Wal enjoy the sum.
mer months. Mr.. Pnuegor returned e
f.amy this morning.
Miss Mamie Garter. who was here OF
a visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Hahn. re.
turned 70 hor home az Cerslloa mi,
morning. Miss Hattie Stern. WHO WA
also here yesterday as gioBt OF AIR
and Mrs Hahn. left last might for saE
Diego, Cal.
Colonel Robert r.. Putney. with his
wlfc and pretty babies. returned fum IN,
| Pacific coast resorts this morning TheJ
had a splendid sime and Il h. stated
| that Robert absolutely proved th'
greatest swimmer along the aouthcrf
coast OF California.
Captain A. "a. Fitch. accompanied By
| his aon. ~. q. Fitch. and daughter, Mn
! kiizabeth Fitch. returned 10 the city
this morning and are registered al The
! Hotel Highland. The captain return,
| IiCascd 20 learn that has Invalid daugh
ter has Greatly improved. The trip q
California has been planned Tor to-mor
row night. and The Citizen hopes TIA.
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dranoo 10 getting away.
). J. Byrno, me popular general pas
senger and ticket agent OF the santa
Ne Pacific and Southern California
railways. passed through the city ths
morning FOR Topeka ana Chicago Oi
business connected with his Office IA
Waa seen az the looal depot BY the pres
ident ~ me Territorial Fair assoeiatiOI
and ho stated that the santa Ne system
OF railways would gve exceedingly
cheap rates 10 an visitors 10 che fal
this fan,
q W, Ward who was In charge O
the lawn ienria tournaments iaR year
81, ndn "a oahlogram from thn Paris ex
posltion that he Niil return 20 the OF.
about August 10. lie desires 60 know
What has boon done In stirring up IN
terest In the tcnaia tournament thi
san A cablogrm wis sent back q
mm ttiW Mcaart. l.. e. Rn0oka and 2
n. Wilkernon, and Mss Margaret Ken
had been appointed BY the Fair assn
cation a. a couuntiet on that matter
and that they would not allow lawn Ten
MS 90 lack IN interest, oven n enc thor
fncmctcr registered 100 degcen in a.
shade "a.