Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-07
LOCAL PARAGR APHS

Get ready to decorate tho city.
Special meeting Of the Mystic Shrine
ut Masonic hail this evening.
The ranches north Of the city are flood
al by the big rain last Saturday.
Highland park was damaged to some
extent 10y the heavy rain last Satur-
day night.
The road to the university has been
put In good condition by the board Of
county commissioners
Last evening at the Lead avenue Meth
| odist church. Miss Maud Summers
Thos. G. Hall sang n duet.
$. J. Apodaca returned to the city last
night from "A trip OF several weeks dura-
ton In The Mazano country.
After n ten days hunt on the upper
Rio Pecos, Architects Charles l.. White
scy and George lin have returned to the
city.
The public schools are the pride of this
city. Every teacher and pupil Is ex-
pected to a part In the big parade on
october IL.
Miss Lydia Moore came in from the
north last Saturday night. The young
lady has relatives here and she will re-
main during the winter.
John Steward, linotype machinist-oper-
ator at the Democrat, was made
happy last Saturday night by the arrival
Of his wife and children.
The firm of A.. II. McGarey & Co. are
preparing themselves for the fair and
have already received some fine collec-
tons OF art work ana curios.
The brick work of the third story OF
the Sisters hospital In this city IL being
finished n the big building already
presents an imposing appearance.
In spite OF the rain on Saturday night
the Elks had IA rousing meeting. ]. =.
Beaver was initiated and he says that
he had II strenuous existence for n
time.
At the Lead Avenue Methodist church
last evening Rev. DIR. Bunker delivered 4
scientific sermon on the bible, which was
listened to ~attentively by "A large con-
%gregatlon.
Harry Lockhart. OF III Paso. came in
from the south yesterday morning TO
visit his mother, Mrs. Henry Lockhart.
and he Will remain until after the Terri
torial fair,
Architect Cristy reports the new build
ing completed at the School OF Mines,
socorro. The structure is n handsome
brick building ana will be used az a
lecture hall.
At n meeting OF the Albuquerque Typo |
graphical union yesterday n committee
was appointed TO try and arrange for n
union float In the trades display parade
during the fair.
Amos Lukens, who was In southern
the past year, has returned TO
the city, and Will resume his old position
as lineman for the Mutual Automatic
Telephone company.
Hank pinkncy. who is well known here
now located at Santa Rosa, is here on
a visit for "A few days. lie reports
everything and everybody In prosperous
condition At Santa Rosa.
Mrs, NJ. L, Hickey. wife OF Professor
Hickey IL enjoying a visit from her
mother, Mrs. $, NJ, Cones, who arrived
last Saturday night from Denver, and
viii remain here during the winter.
James Devine, one of the best band
musicians In the southwestern country.
ana who IL here on n visit to his wife.
Will have charge OF the new band lust or
sanized to make music during the fair.
Miss Maude Summers, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Ida. left his morning
for Chicago, where the former will con-
tinue her vocal ana instrumental stud
les under Il well known professor OF that
city,
The board Of county commissioner will
hold "A rtgulnr gagainp nov n,.a...