Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-03
LOCAL PARAGR APHS.

The post office will observe Sunday
hours o
There will be no books given out at
the public library tomorrow.
See Madam Ruple's advertisement in
another column OF this paper.
Fred Parrish and grandchildren were
passengers for Santa Fe this morning.
Get out the flags and bunting and
tempt the clerk Of the weather TO send
a rain.
Miss Anna Dennis will leave tonight
for Winslow, where she will spend the
Fourth.
Carries will make afternoon der
livery at 4 p, M, instead OF / p. m, as
heretofore.
The Citizen will be Issued tomorrow
afternoon and Will contain proceedings
Of the Kansas City democratic "
ton.
Mrs. Simon Neustadt came in from
Los Lunas this morning and continued
TO B~ernalillo, where she will visit
friends for a few days.
Miss Nellie Abeytia left this morning
for Santa Fe. She has relatives there.
who will make her stay at the territor-
ial capital very pleasant.
Mrs. IL. Montoya. the venerable
mother OF Nestor Montoya, and Miss
Aurellia. daughter of the latter. left
this morning for santa Fe.
W. IL. Stevens, accompanied by Miss
Anna left this morning for the terri
torial capital. where they will attend
the Fourth of July festivities.
Mrs. W. A. Brown, wife of the farm
er and gardener at Alameda, died this
morning from childbirth, and will be
buried at Alameda tomorrow.
Rev. w. ID. Clayton. the we'll known
Methodist Episcopal Church South pas
tor at Watrous. returned to the city
last night and will enjoy the Fourth
here.
Miss Leila buchanan. a very popular
young lady OF the city. left Sunday
night for Winslow, where she will
spend the summer with relatives and
friends.
The postmaster a received a new
nag from the department at Washing
ton. which will be fioated on the post
office flag pole IN July Fourth for the
first time.
Mrs. w. ii. M~atson. Jr., from Fresno,
Cal. passed through the city this morn
Ing for the east. She was met at the
local depot by her brother-in-law. O.
A. Matson.
do not miss the grandest theatrical
treat hat Albuquerque has ever en-
toyed-"Quo Vadis"-Friday and Sat
urday night. at the New theater. Prices,
so. rs and S1.O0.
Fourth of July ball and picnic at Bad
oracca's summer garden tomorrow af-
ternoon and evening. Good music.
Everybody invited. Bowling alley and
shooting gallery.
Lysander Akers, who was here to at
tend The funeral and burial of his
father-in-law. John ID. White, returned
u his duties at Albemarle, Cochiti dis
trict, this morning.
Rev. 4. A. Beattie and wife will cave
tomorrow on their summer vacation.
They will first visit Minnesota, take a
trip down the st. Lawrence river, and
thence to New York. They will be abb
sent two months.
Undertaken Edwards to-day received
from the east an ossldized brass easket
carriage, which is so arranged as to
suit n size casket, and can be closed
up. IL Is especially useful in churches
where the aisles are narrow.
You Will see Henry Forrest. Miss
Elizabeth Stewart, Rose Snllman and
many other artists of note at the pro-
ductiOn Of QUO Vadis' Friday and
Saturday nights at the New theater.
Prices. ~. 20 ana sl.O0. Seats at Mat.
sons.
A Fourth of July dance will be given
at Orchestrian hall tomorrow night.
Manager Trimble has some patriotic
music, which will b. used on the oc-
casion n again the electric fans will
be kept going all the time. Everybody
expected 10 attend.
Mrs, Juanita Simpson and daughter.
Miss Isabella Beard, arrived last night.
and are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c.
r. Waugh the former being the grand
mother OF Mrs. Waugh. A few days
ago the mother OF Mrs. Waugh arrived
Ia the city from her home In Cleburne,
Texas, and the coming OF Mrs. simp-
son makes a household OF four ener-
atoms that including the pretty daugh-
ter Miss Dorothy, OF Mr.. and Mrs, c.
r. Waugh. This afternoon. in order 70
make the event doubly interesting, a
group picture of the three ladies' the
great grandmother, the grandmother
and mother, with little Miss Dorothy.
was taken.