Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-22

Albuquerque colony In southern Cali.
fornia will be coming back in the next
few days.
On Saturday evening Past Grand
Master Samuel Vann returned from
Santa Fe. after enjoying n few days
with the odd Fellows ut the Golden
jubilee. lie was accompanied by his
wife and daughter.
Tomorrow morning Mr.. and Mrs. j..
+. Palmer will leave for Aurora, H.,
for a months visit among relatives
and friends. The general merchan.
disc store on north First street will
be left in charge of their son. Frank.
Rev. L. A. Simpkins. formerly pas.
tor of the Congregational church at
Gallup. but more recently located in
Salt Lake City, Utah, passed through
Albuquerque on Saturday night bound
for the Carbon city on n business trip.
A. G. White. an old.time friend OF
DR.. G. T. Phillips. arrived from Car
bon. Texas. and continued on to Colo.
RADIO. The gentleman made Inquiries
OF the whereabouts of the physician.
but al unable to stop over in the
city.
j. II. Mp, n former employc of the
Santa Fc Railway company, left today
for the sheep ranch of Frank Carpen.
ter, fifty miles east of Albuquerque,
where he will secure pointers of the
sheep industry preparatory to engag
ing in the business for himself.
A big blaff was made for n heavy
rain yesterday and last night, with q
disagreCablc wind storm In addition Ia
heavy black clouds. A few drops OF
water, however, came down In this
city. while a few miles above and on
the mesa to the east 1t rained In tor
rents.
Edwin ID. Sammis, the general west
orn salesman of Il. n. Lightner 4 Co.
perfume dealers Of Detroit, Mich. is
IN the city from Denver with his sam
pies. He IL the son of ID. l.. Sammis
who was a commission merchant here
n few years ago, now Of Peabody.
Kansas.
Il. pinter. proprietor Of the PinteT
Tailoring establishment on west Rail
road avenue, after instructing his
son with some of the ins and outs of the
business, hied himself to Pueblo and
Denver today to look after other AT,
fai<s. Mr.. Pinter will return home in
about a week.
Charles Churchill started today for
his old home in Peru. Ind, there to en-.
joy a visit among relatives and friends.
He came TO New Mexico about three
years ago To inhalc pure air and re.
cuperate his health. After a months
stay in the east he will return to the
land of sunshine.
w. ID. Kemp, who Is in the city at
present. states that he has transferred
the Hotel Santa Pc at Thornton to
Merit Wagner, the Thornton Bland
stage owner and the latter Is now In
charge. Mr.. Kemp is interested In
some oil and coal lands above this
city, which he will at once develop.
At the home of Mrs. Ruth Kuhns.
No. 1901 south Second street, this ev-
ening the marriage of Miss CLAY PAY.
ton and Bert j. Fitzgerald will occur
The young lady arrived ON Saturday
evening from Chicago and was met by
the groom. After the an cl.
egant wedding supper will be spread.
Prof. NJ. A. Roy, instructor of music
In Saint lgnatius college, Chicago, was
met at the depot on Saturday evening
by his uncle A. Simpler, and for "A
week will be the guest at the hospita.
bic home of the latter. No. 4l2 east
Carroll avenue, Mr.. Roy left Chicago
several weeks ago for an extended trip
visiting the principal cities In the
northwest on the Pacific slope.
Mrs, w. Y. Walton, accompanied by
Miss Jeanette and Master Joe, return
ed Saturday night from their outing
at Wilson's on the Rio Pecos. Thomas
Hughes, jrr and Harry Fluke, who
We're also on the Pecos fishing and
hunting also returned. All report
having had a fine time, not only In
fishing. but in eating good country
meals, dished up with trout three
times n day and plenty of rich Jersey
milk at every meal.