Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-05
LOCAL PARAGR APHS

George Everitt and sister. Miss
olive. returned from Santa Fe last
night.
The Texas Steer" has been booked
by Manager Iirhut, and will be- the at
traction here In n short time.
The New Mexico and Arizona super
intendcnt of Baptist missions, Rev.
Brewer. left last night for Phoenix.
Mrs. w. J. Francis returned to her
| home at Winslow last night, after "A
pleasant visit to Miss Mabel Cotton.
w. ID. Kemp. one of the directors
| OF the Elota Oil company, operating
near Thornton, Is in the city today
on business.
Mrs. Edward Richie has returned
rom a pleasant visit with eastern
friends, and while away visited the
Pan-American exposition.
The Fraternal Union special meet.
,ng called for tonight will be held At
the Knights of pythias hail at s p,
m. A. j. Lamb, secretary.
The Degree of Honor at n regular
meeting held last night, decided to
give their first dance for this season
on Wednesday night. September IS.
Mrs. Oreste Bachechi, who accom-
panied her son, Otto, to Santa Fe,
has returned to the city, Otto will at
tend the st. Michael college this ses-
sion.
John Becker. Mrs. Simmons and
The latter's sister, Miss Pride. came in
from Belen today. They are here on
business and will return to Belen
tonight.
Two young gentlemen, William
Bowie and William Young, came IN
from Gallup and left last night for
the New Mexico military institute at
Roswell.
The annual corn dance of the Isleta
village Indians took place yesterday
and was witnessed by quite a large
crowd of visitors from Albuquerque
and adjacent towns.
Hon. o. III. benjamin, wife and little
child, who have been visiting with
relatives In A~lamogordo for a short
time, passed through the city today
on their way to Santa Fe.
b. A. Sleyster, the hustling insur-
ance agent, went up to the Pecos
country today. During his absence
the business of that Office will be ably
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a parlor meeting of the w. G. I. IT,.
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. ]. T.
keogh, at 400 South Arno street. All
members are requested to attend.
DIR. p. G. Cornish, who was called
to Flagstaff the other day on profes.
sional business, returned 4 the city
this morning. His little son also re.
turned, after a visit to his uncle and
family.
Mrs, Herman Becker and others
from the %hospitable town of Belen, at.
tended the Pueblo Indian corr dance
at lsleta yesterday, returning to BE.
len on the southbound passenger train
that evening,
The pupils of the Highland Meth.
odist church Sunday school are hold
ing a basket picnic at the fair grounds
today, The little folks, as well as n
number OF adults, seemed to be enjoy
ing themselves hugely,
4 game Of ball will be played at the
fair grounds Sunday afternoon be-
tween the Browns and the Barelas
teams. The latter is a very strong
organization. having signed two OF the
Como Estamos strongest players.
Miss Hattie Kuhns, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, c, w. Kuhns, has returned
from Joplin, Mo, where she visited
her sister, Mrs. Sadler, Her brother,
DR., George Kuhns of st. Louis. met
her at the Mound City and accompani.
ed her To Joplin.
A rehearsal Of the local dramatic
company which is 10 give the per.
Torrance for the benefit of the
Browns ball team. was held last
evening and was very satisfactory
There Is a great surprise in store
for thcater-goers.
Herman llasc returned home last
night from a three weeks trip IN
northwestern New Mexico and south,
ern Colorado, whore he purchased a
large quantity of pelts. Mr.. Hase re
ports the country he visited as looking
very fine and being prosperous.
Dr, j. $. Easlerday left this morning
Tor Nokomis, H., where he will visit
his aged mother. The lady will h'
so years old ON September ~, am
many OF her relatives and friends
will be present on that day. Tn,
doctor viii return To the city on Sep
TENDER 20.
DR.. ID. II. earns and wife returned
this morning on the flyer from a si