Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
Misses Kirklani and Delaney. VINO ~

her friend Miss Helen Terry OF socor.
20. during the fair
Harry Coddlrgton. a well-known cit.
izcn % Gallup is mlngling with his Al.
buquerQue friends.
Henry Rynorson. son of the late Col.
Col. W. l.. ttynerson, IL here on visit
90 his brother-in-law. DR. Lowe.
Mrs. John James returned TO her
home iu Santa re this morning. after
a pleasant visit with her daughtor. Mrs
Dan scrugss
H. A. Grant trUthcr Of 4. A. Grant
who has been spending the week In this
city. left last night for hia home IN
foa Angeles.
Charles Cotton ana George Grant OF
Gallup were passengers for New York
city yesterday. where they are going 10
attend school
Major Eugene Van Patten. OF Tas
Cruces. after remaining In the city the
past few days. returned to the Mesllla
valley this morning.
Thomas Healy. a we'll known citizen
and agent Tor Lomps lager a. Cerriiioa,
~ in the c.y. ile states that
the fair parade was the finest he ever
saw.
Louis Kuchenbecker. son % Hon. w
p. kuchenbecker. OF Gallup. ATTENDED
the grand fair carnival ball az the Ar
mory hall last night. lie enjoyed him
ssf immensely
Mrs Eakin. 81 sherman. Texas, after
a pleasant visit Of a few days 70 Miss
Kate Casey. returned 10 santa re.
summer. this morning.
a Mayer ana wife with their pretty
son. returned 10 sooorro ycater.
day. ANA they announced themselves az
we'll PLEASED with their two Days stay
In the territorial metropolis
Hon. w y. Kelly. ~ Sooorro. was
here the past two lays, returned 10
socorro this morning Mr. Kelly Il
prominently mentioned In connection
with thc iudgeship OF the Fifth Judi.
=. ciai district.
Bishop iSendrick was entertained be
tween trains last evening hy Rev. Rob
cri Reniaon. rcctor OF the local Epis-
copal church, The gentleman IL on his
way 20 visit the Episcopal missions 81
Winslow and Gallup.
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oPal merchants and coal mine opera
tors IN central New Mexico, was here
Thursday and yesterday from his head
quarters al san Antonio. He was ac-
companied by his family.
The local Harvey house Ia always
equal 60 emergencies. and knowing that
large crowd would be IN the city 10
attend the carnival. an extra chef and
several walters we're brought from chi
cago 60 assist In feeding the hungry
visitors.
W 4. Mott. superintendent OF tho
Harvey eating houses FOR this division
who resides Ia this city with his sister
10 entertaining his brother, ]. II. Mott
receiver 81 the National hotel In Grip
pie Greek ana proprietor Of the Colo
RADIO Midland eating houses.
IN the wri,c-up OF the decorations OF
the business houses the notice OF sew
cral of the Arms on First street we're
crowded out namely the whitney Co
and Rachechi a Giomi who made their
places Of business very attractive by a
tasteful display of the national colors.
Another Of Albuquerque prominent
cltlarng. Attorney r. y. Wlikerson. who
has been doing the continent haa re-
turned home Mr. Wilkerson ffnt at.
tended the big convention 81 Elks In
Atlantic City y. j. after which he
crossed the pond and visited the Paris
exposition. switzerland. Germany ana
England.
Permit me space TO deny the recently
published statement In the Journal
r.
r. u originated the chain OF prayer
which has for lts obie~t the defeat Of
Az, Mckinley. The IS. G. r. u. has no
connection whatever with tnts system,
and national officers have issued an en-
phatic denial of this enormously re.
ported connection. Mrs q. E Wilson,
Press Rer.. w. G. T. y.
Antonio Apache. left this morning foi
New York. after a stay 81 week In our
city enjoying the festivities. Mr.. Apache
has been 20 Alaska 90 examine some
mining properties 'or the New York
millionairea. Ogden GOeiet ana ], Pier.
pont Morgan. and - now hOmewerd
bound. According to the New York
sun Governor Roosevelt will insist upon
Mr Apache accepting the appointment
OF chief eft the Indian department OF the
Buffalo exposition. but the gentleman
states that owing to the lack Of time
hc cannot accept the honor OF the posi-
tion.
4 celebrated Italian opcra company,
under the management 81 August Ga
zali arrived in the city this morning In
a special car from Mexico, whore they
have been filling engagements In the
large cities. The troupe are now on
their way 20 the Pacinc coast. where
they have yorai months engagements.
After resting Ia The city to-day. they
VIII proceed west tonight The man
aver has been shown courtesiea to-day
by l.. Oradi president OF The local ital-
ian society. and an effort viii BE- made
TO secure them Tor several performances
here on their return 70 the cas-,
sister Blandina, who holds most Inn
poriant poaitlonln the sistoiaof Charity
organization al Cincinnati, Is In the
city with authority from the Mother
superiod' OF the order 10 make all ar
rangcments for the early beginning Of
work on the hospital and sanitarium
Sister Blnndina b the sister who was
instrumental IN tho building OF the ST.
Vincent academy on North Sixth street
Chas. Melinl, OF The Wholesale liquor
firm OF Melini a Ealin, after tour OF
the continent. which included the Paris
exposition and a visit 20 sunny Italy
returned to the city last night Frank
Tourcr who accompanied him, was DO.
aalncd In the east and will not arrive
for several days.
Prank Qulnlan, ST., who Ia visiting
mis- daughter. Airs. j ID, Ealin. IL en-.
l tcrtainlng hts partner DR. j. " Fargo
q Of i.os Angeles who " here 20 have q
!, conference regarding the valuable min.
ing properties In Acton. Cai., Ia which
enc two gentlemen aro interested.
A splendid collection OF turquoise