Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-13
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS

Mrs. II. +. Fillmore has gone north
10 meet her husband, who was called
to Joplin. Mo. and will accompany
him on his return to this city.
Mrs. G. +. Myers and children. who
enjoyed the summer among st. Louis
Mo. relatives and friends. have re
turned to the city and Mr.. Myers is NJ
longer a bachelor.
Miss Belle Hall and Miss Henrietta
Frey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J
Frey. are In the city from Denver, Col
Orado, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hal
and Albuquerque friends. Mrs. Small
Is a sister of Mr.. Hall.
Last evening, at her home on east
Railroad avenue, Miss Nellie Ralston
a very pleasant young lady. enter.
tanned n number OF her lady and gen.
tleman friends. Music, dancing and
light refreshments were in order.
At the home of Mrs. Werner on the
Highlands this evening the choir OF
the st. Johns church will give a re.
ception In honor OF Miss Heimbeck
sister OF the late Alfred Helmbeck
who was a member of the choir.
The first dance of the season will
be given by the ladies' OF the Degree
Of Honor at A. O. u. w. hall. These
dances are well known by the young
people as very pleasant events. II
viii take place Wednesday. Septem
her is, at $3.50 p. m.
The Rev. Mr.. Marsh will be the
preacher at the open air service, cor
ner Lead avenue and Second street
sunday next at 4 p. m, The choir will
he greatly helped by the addition OF {
couple of first-class inspiring singers
All citizens are invited.
Hon. o. A. Murphy, governor OF
Arizona, who was east, passed
through the city on his return tc
Phoenix last night. The governor
that he would make all efforts
TO be here during the fair week. so at
to attend the statehood convention.
Mrs. NELL II. Field had planned to
hold a reception this afternoon at
her pleasant home in honor OF her
Mrs. A. NJ. Bergere, of Santa
Fe, but owing to the p~recarious condi
ton OF President Mckinley has post
poned the social event until some |
afternoon.
u, A. Sleyster, the well known real
and insurance man, has return. |
to the city from a successful trip
TO various sections OF the territory. |
his absence his aged mother
sister, Mrs. Il. w. Davis. have ar.
rived from Las Vegas. Their visit is
being made very pleasant by their
relatives.
Charles and Roy Mcdonald, two en-.
terprising young gentlemen OF Albu
nllGfnnn have lnFUnn1 an -..L.
to engage in the insurance business.
representing the Mutual Life Insur.
ance company. at whose office in the
First National bank building they will
make their headquarters. The Cit.
zen wishes for the new firm the best
Of luck.
James Carroll. the Santa Fe Pacific
engineer, who is of on his vacation |
has sent To Col. Ben Bottle a pair OF
wooden shoes from Chiffon, Wis |
lhese shoes are now worn by some of
the German farmers In Wisconsin. |
They are on exhibition at the Zeiger
whore Ben is practicing the "can
dance for the enjoyment of his
many friends.
The scenery and chairs for the Col. |
Ombo hall, which was recently leased |
by Messrs. Crawford a Zirhut, are ex.
pected to arrive from the east this |
evening, when they will be put imme.
diately in position so the hall will
ready for the Ruble Theater com
pany, which opens here next Monday
II weeks engagement. Mr..
stated this morning that when
all the contemplated improvements
completed, Colombo hall will be
one OF the incest opera houses in the
southwest.