Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-20
GALLUP NOTES.
Special C~orrespondence.

II | were on artist | would head this
batch OF locals with the picture Of an
immense rooster In honor Of the result
OF our late election. The party with
which | s%ympathize having won and
established an honorable precedent
for Mckinley county republicans. |
once heard an English tourist solemnly
remark that 1.-THE chanticleer Is the ma
tional bird Of the colonies" and per-
haps that Is why we are given so much
To Growing over u victories.
AS a brief review OF special incidents
since the publication OF the last letter
would note the "Baby John" and ''The
Young Folks supper as two pleasant
numbers Of the church series. The
prettiest baby, Mrs. Fry's, and the
chubbiest baby, Mrs. Booklets, each
receiving a solid silver teaspoon rs a
souvenir. The supper was amply and
well served. There still remains the
Musicale.
Miss Mary Cunningham gave a party
on Halloween and every known trick
and charm was tested. Rob IL never
to marry and Frank Is to be an old
maid. They Cooked In the glass"
melted lead, swinging apples and etc.
Those whose fortunes pleased them are
Trim Uluevrs In Halloween charms,
the others laugh and call the whole
thing superstition, but all declare that
the party was more fun than q box of
monkeys.
Mrs. Nella Harding also gave a party
on Halloween. Music cards and con-
~versation filled up a pleasant evening
which was finished by a beautiful
lunch served just before the witching
hour Of midnight.
The ball masque given by the Up
To Date orchestra was a success
socially, and added considerably to the
fund for purchasing music. II there
had been any prize offered DIR. Roberts
would certainly have taken the cake.
He was costumed as q lady and his
makeup was simply perfect. Mrs.
Waring was an ideal pattern OF colored
aristocracy, George" an ideal darkey
dude, unmasked, but with a fine stage
makeup as to face. Other character.
ization were pretty as comic, accord.
ing Ia fancy Of the originator.
Mrs. Nella Harding Is greatly i'm.
proving her various properties.
DIR. and Mrs. Waring are to have the
large house first occupied by Rev.
Simpkins.
Lawyer Henry has the residence
known as the White house.
The W. story brick being erected
ON contract by b. b. Borden Is going
up speedily and will be one OF the
finest residences in town and in choice
locally, Aztec emu In the block
opposite the home OF G, N. Cotton. II
is owned and will be occupied by Mrs
Nella Harding,
Mr.. Seabury and family have rented
the yellow cottage vacated by w. II,
Show.
II the people who stand outside u
listen 10 the singing and service or
Sunday evening would come inside
they would be given a hearty welcome
and a comfortable sea Rev. Simp
kin would no doubt be glad TO see each
and every n of you.
The Montezuma band turned out on
the evening OF the It'll and though they
had not practid"d for nearly a year
they did very well and did credit tt
themselves on the national airs. while
the strains Of Marching Through
Georgia set many feet 10 keeping
time. The evening Of the 10th wa,
set 70. u special meeting and 1t Is hoped
that they will again resume theil
regular practice.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Richards has a nice new
Moline parlor organ which is a sweet
toned instrument.
Little Leslie Beschand has been Q
great sufferer faOm rheumatism this
fall and several others are more or less
afflicted with the same painful ailment
Across the bridge poles are being
set for the electric light wires and az
arc light is to be placed near the bridge
or crossing which will be a great con,
venience to many OF our citizens.
Mrs. Clement Tolbert and child from
Lawrence, Kansas, are visiting heI
brothers family, w. w. Risden.
OFF THE TRACK.