Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-11-01


and using abusive language against
her. Hubble has also been reciprocal
ins the ahecticns Of Maymie, Il seems,
and Mr.. Greenier has trouble In store
FOR himself II he does not behave him
self and leave Maymie alone.
&. l.. Doran. the popular and eff7c.
lent postoffice inspector came In last
night from Trinidad, and left today for
Albuquerque.
Miss Carrie Lunde, who has been
waitress at Duvall's, left last evening
tor San Francisco, where she will
make her home with her uncle.
Mrs. Thomas Hayward returned yes.
terday evening on No. from her OK.
tended visit back to her old home In
Ohio.
Rev. A. NJ. Lumpkin left yesterday
evening for Mexico. where he will look
after some interests. He will pass
through the city going east In cou.
pie Of weeks.
Miss Susie Summers, head nurse at
the Montezuma at the springs, will
be joined here Saturday by her sister
from Cleveland. Ohio and they will
together proceed to Los Angeles where
they will visit.
Ramon Maestas. one OF the demo.
cratic wheel horses at Rociada, died
last night OF old age. He was about as
years OF age and was the uncle OF Mrs.
T.. H. Salaxar.
Herman G. Ilfeld and bride arrived
home today from their honeymoon
trip on the Pacific coast. They will
live for the present at the home OF the
groom's father. while getting their own
home ready.
A number Of the old line democrats.
those reared In the cast and know
what fidelity to party means, say.
while they hate TO do IL. they will have
to vote the republican ticket, as they
cannot swallow the speckled combina-
ton nominated by the disgruntled.
They will put Fergusson's name at the
head OF the ticket and vote the rest
Of the ticket straight.
Charles Rudolph. the fusion candi.
date for sheriff, left for his home at
Rociada today. Some Of Mr.. Rudolph's
good friends advised him to go hone
and keep his hands in his pockets with
bis money. and not let the hungry
horde In his ranks get turn q. him,
AS there was no hope for election.
There was a double wedding last
night at the east side Catholic church.
In which two sisters became wives.
Vivian Garcia. Of this city, was the
happy groom VINO took To wife Miss
Mary Spiekman. Patric,o Mraval and
Miss Maria Dolger being attendants.
The other couple were Thomas Mira
val to Lucy Spiekman. Amado Hidal.
20 and Miss F,eliciana Maldanade be-
ing the best man and bridesmaid.
Father Pouget tied the nuptial knot be-
fore quite large audience at 3
O'clock.
The letting OF the asylum contract
for provisions will not be done until
Wednesday next instead OF Tuesday.
The rails for the street railway are
now down to the turn at Twelfth
street. and the road bed is being grad.
ed up on Twelfth street to National.
The city council will meet tonight IN
adjourned sessi6 a, and the session
promises to be long one
William Woods, the porter for the
Crockett building. died last evening OF
consumption. billy" as he was fa.
military known. was most popular
colored man and well known. He was
buried this afternoon at 3: 80 from his
late home. the interment being made
Ia the Odd Fellows cemetery.
L. o. Thomas. the letter carrier. re-
turned last evening on No. z from his
extended trip east. He was gone thir-
~ days and was in the big wreck In
Pennsylvania the first of the week. but
was not injured.
l.. j. Marcus and family arrived
here last evening from Tucumcari for
a visit. Mr.. Marcus was former resi-
dent of Las Vegas. and Is at present
manager OF the retail department of
Gross. Richards n Co
A. O. Wheeler and wife entertained
sixteen friends last night at their home
n honor OF Miss KenderdIne. who Is
soon 10 leave for her home In Topeka.
Whist was the amusement. and the
guests enjoyed some unusually dainty
refreshments.
Mrs. Joshua Reynolds will entertain
a number OF friends Friday afternoon
at cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dick enter
tained six tables OF friends last night
most delightfully."- at six handed euchre.
Mrs. ], A. La Rue was the winner OF
the most number of games for the Ia
dies. and c. c. Gise for the gentlemen.
Mrs. Ned Reynolds carried away tho
prize for the ten hands for the ladies
and T. b, McNair for the gentlemen.
Splendid refreshments were served
and most enjoyable evening spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Realfe. who
have been visiting Mrs. c. e. else. will
leave on the morning flyer for Califor-
MIA for visit before returning To their