Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-16
LOCAL PARAGR APHS

- y manning, editor OF the Review,
East Las Vegas, IL In the city.
Harry Kelly of Las Vegas IL in the
fair. ~ Wv
Dr. George T.. sampson of wlnslow is
a VISITOR IN the city to remain during
the fair.
Thomas Matthews, formerly Of this
city, now of Socorro, Is In the metrop-
oils this week.
Henry Springer will give a dance at
me Ola Town society's hall near the Fair
grounds this evening
Mrs. a. II. Renehan, one of Santa POS
pretticst ladies, Is here as the guest OF
Mrs. J. J. Sheridan.
Maj knlter, brother of Julius HALTER,
and visit his brother.
James IL Jacoby, son of John Jacoby,
came In from III Paso and IL around
among his man. boy friends today.
Harry Jenks and John Mason are here
from the, Jurd-Trins Copper cumpany's
camp ana viii remain during the week.
sam Roscnthal OF Las Vegas, In com
ptnN with \. II. stanton, an cmploye Of
ltuscnthal Bios, are visitors to the fair.
Dr. Alhors and Carl \, Ennis, two well
known III Paso merchants, are here as
the, managers of the III Paso base ball
club.
Charles Leach and Ed Watts, from n
faso, reached the city his morning.
Many others also came In from the
south,
Judge II. W. Stansbury accompanied II
party of lady friends to This city from
S3corro rnd they are enjoying them-
selves hugely.
Mat kirch, a general merchant Of San
Rafael. with his wife, called AT The cit
zen Office today. They will remain dur
ing the week.
\, Il. Quinlcy and wife are In the city
aud viii remain the balance of the week.
They are popular folks and will enjoy
themselves while here.
G. H. BAH and NJ. II, Knowlton of
Rincon Bonita In the Sandia mountains.
are visitors to the fair. They are engaged
IN mining and have some good claims.
&. ". Townsend, the travelling repre-
sentative of the Taylor a Williams dis
lillery of Louisville, Ky, is in the city,
having timed his trip to bring him here
fair week,
The Rocky Mountain News, published
at Denver, contained yesterday half
tones OF the Territorial Fair association
officials and "A few other well known
citizens of Albuquerque,
WIN llOrdbin, manager for the Hyde
Exploring Expedition store at Thoradu,
Is a visitor IN the city and Is accompa-
MED by j. Fred FleisChcr, who is em-
ployed at the Thoroau store.
NJ thee are a large number of Rough
Riders In the city, Major W, II. II. Lew
ellyn has asked The Citizen Ia announce
that an informal meeting be held II-
stairs over Zoiger's Cafe tonight,
George A. Campbell, a member OF the
executive committee OF the Fair asso-
citation, returned to the city ana Is now
busily engaged helping others toward
making the fair a grand success,
Excelsior lodge No, l, Degree OF Honor,
\, o. T.. W, Will meet In regular session
AZ 1880 sharp. After lodge has adjourned
the doors viii DE thrown open at $3.50 for
the dance. by order OF G, OF H..
The store Of $. ANN 4 Son on South
Second street Is nicely trimmed with
bunting, while the windows are both
decorated n Illuminated, showing a
fine display Of mounted and unset dia-
monds,
Both banks will close all day tomorrow
and Will also close a half day on Friday,
delivery window OF the postoftice viii
be- open from $50 to 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Mrs, Hannah Rausch and daughter,
last night from their visit to Emporit,
kas. They are the mother and sister OF
A. Rausch, engineer on the Santa
Fc Pacific,
Eouisc, Of neming, are in the city Visit,
ing with the family of Jewcler ). Napn.
Mrs. llodgpn was NJ one time post mis-
tress AZ homing and held the position
for MIN years.
After the Albuquerque Guards finished
their drilling exercises last evening they
returned to their han and for several
hours they and their friends had a most
'"N' 49," hAAAh HA hffAHN ANNh# ~ ANAHA
was furnished by Mrs. Berry,
Colonel A, NJ. Dettlebach Of Santa re
Ii here aud was one Of the principal
movers IN the recent organization Of the
New Mexico Fircmcn's association. A
meeting of the officers of the association
VIII be- held tonight at the city hall,
X. NJ stockton of Bclen sent TO The
l1ally 'itlhtl Office this morning a me.
he raised from imported seed. on has
ranch this year. The tOhatcn Will be
placed In exhibition hall during the fair,
The devotional meeting of the
woman missionary circle Of the First
Baptist church viii bc held In the
church plrlors Thursday afternoon at
$50 o'clock, All members Of the church
ana congregation are extended "a cordial
Invitation,
A bunch of Navajo Indians from the
san Juan country entertained the sight
seeTs ON Gold avenue last evening 10y
: giving an exhibition dance, In which they