Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-07
ITEMS FROM GALLUP.
Change In 1usiness-Musicsl Enter.
MISUNDERSTANDING.

tainnent-Marriage'
Special Correspondence.
Gallup, ". NJ. Nov. 5-Patrick Ken.
nedy, who mas been In this busy little
city for a number Of years conducting
n liquor establishment, has sold his
interests in the business and the local
opera house. to Peter Kitchen. and
will leave IN a few days for California
to reside. The gentleman will make
occasional trips to the Carbon city to
look after his real estate.
Mrs. Charles Harding has sold her
store building. in the rea of the Page
hotel. TO w II. Morris; consideration,
$500.
Thomas Hall. senior member of the
firm OF Hall g. Learnard. the enter
prising music dealers of Albuquerque,
has written two or three orders for
new pianos which will be placed in
as many homes of our citizens.
A chapter of the Daughters Of the
King was organized last Sunday
night in the Episcopal church. The
organization starts out with a mem
bership Of nine.
r.. J. Hanson and family left a few
days ago for Seattle, Wash, where
they will make their future home.
On Thursday evening, November IA,
the ladies OF the Congregational
church will give n literary and mus
lcal entertainment. Extensive prep
arations are being made. and indi-
cations are favorable for the rendition
Of a very interesting program.
Mrs. w. A. Maxwell has disposed
Of all her household furniture. and in
a few days she will leave for her new
home In san Francisco.
w. III. Morris and wife will leave
next week for Brazil. Ind. for a
visit of six weeks with relatives.
A new saloon has Just been opened
on Main street. opposite the Harvey
house, by Charles Brown and August
Richter. W. we'll known residents.
This Is the fifteenth saloon In the
town, but the ~proprietors are conf
dent Of a prosperous business.
DIR. Harper has departed for a
two months s%oiourn ut Hot Springs,
Ark, and at his old home in Penn
~sylvania. During his absence DIR.
Pate will look after his mine prac.
tice. while pr. Moore clayton will at
tend to his city and railroad patients.
Last Sunday afternoon John Sharp
and Miss Annie Hoeferle were united
in matrimony by a priest OF Cienga.
After the ceremony, which occurred
at the home of the brides parents.
a reception and banquet was ten
dered the happy couple and invited
guests In Odd Fellows hall, and
later in the evening a grand ball was
given. Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp have gone
to housekeeping in dwelling recently
furnished BY the groom.
In the past few days Charles Vidal
purchased the entire stock OF second
hand furniture and ~ch,naware of the
firm Of Trosello & Gandino. The pur.
chaser Is making some extensive i'm
provements In the building and will
soon have ono of the largest estab-
lishments Of the kind in New Mexico.
II is probable Mr.. Trosello will assist
the new proprietor for n few weeks,
and II Is understood that Mr.. Gaudino
will o leave for his home across
the Atlantic cea for n short visit.
They say ne thinks of things matri-
monial.
The other day Chief Engineer Wig
ellsworth returned to this city from
Clifton. AriZ.. to which point he has
completed the survey for the proposed
line OF ra'Lcad of the Colorado &
Gulf from Durango. He has been en-
gagged in the work with his force of
assistants for the past two months.
After the men received their salaries
here they left for Durango, overland.
Two coacl.es. loaded with seventy
five Flipinos and their baggage, pass
ed through Gallup, en- route to San
Francisco. IN charge OF j. +. Duncan.
formerly of Buffalo, N. Y. The FIJI
ipinos arrived in this country early
last spring and during the summer