Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-07

Quoted the Horse Shoe Club resort
with Captain Kellerman as partner
and many friends regret the departure
of himself and family.
Mr.. Abbott. of the San Jose Market,
| with his family, returned to the city
this morning from Santa Monica, Cal
w. E. Pratt and family are expected
to return this afternoon from Bear
canyon, where they have been in camp
the past few weeks.
G. Varges, representing Hall q Lear
nard, the piano and music dealers, re-
turned yesterday from the south, and
reports having sold two Chickering's
while away.
Mrs. Bachechi and children are plan
ming to visit the Jemez and sulphur
hot springs, accompanied by her sister
in-law, who is expected from South
Africa in a few days.
Word from the Jemez hot
springs that Hank Thomas, who is
there for the rheumatism, is getting
along nicely, and expects to return 10
the city in a few days. He is taking
the baths regularly every day, and is
boiling down his immense a~voirdupois
in fine shape.
William p. Bliss, of Mineral Point,
Wis, is here on a visit to relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. Jay Stone, and his
grandmother, Mrs. NJ. A. Bliss. Mr..
Bliss will be in the city several days.
| -rI;- 4. A. a. H.. H., hoe hnnn UnCt
of the Mississippi and everything looks
strange to him.
John H. Cornell is now in the en-
ploy of the Harvey eating house at
Needles, Cal. In a letter to The Citi-
zen, he says many people of Needles
and other western towns along the
Santa Fe Pacific are arranging their
plans to visit Albuquerque during fair
week in October.
In the south room of the artistic
cement arch on Railroad avenue in
front of the Alvarado, Sculptor Whit
tlesey is making men to order. Any
nationality, form or pose. The artist
has already turned out a striking like
ness of a monk, and is now working
on Noble" a stalwart Indian chief.
Sheriff thomas Hubbell, who will be
one OF the members of the "Quien
Sabe" marching club. returned last
night from the Las Vegas hot springs
in fine trim, having put himself in ex'
cellent condition for the strenuous life
which will be the fate of all the "Quien
Sabes" who are going to Salt Lake
City.
At Sturges' European there is or
, exhibition a fine picture of the Nc
Intosh wool, which was recently taken
as the of wagons, each Wagon
drawn by four horses. came down into
the city over the hill of the mesa or
the east. The picture represents
, clip of 10 900 pounds, the springs out
put from the Mcintosh f1ocks of fine
Merino sheep. Dc
Mrs. A. J. Crawford had occasion tc
be frightened while driving on NORTH
Second street this morning. A tai
+ her buggy and'llet the wheel off, the
axle dropped to the ground and gave
the occupants of the buggy a severe
shaking up. The horse was Mr.. Craw
ford's old grey family horse, and pait
no attention to the accident. Besides
Mrs. Crawford there were several chill
dren in the buggy.
? The Lamar, Colo, ball team, which
plays here tomorrow, Saturday anC
Sunday afternoons, has played a series
OF twenty-five games and has woI
nineteen. This is a fine record, whel
it is considered that the teams 1t hai
been playing against are those of Pu
! eblo, Denver, Cripple Creek, Florence
and others equally as strong in Colo
RADIO. The Browns have secured three
good players to help them out in thes'
A games.
{ w. V. Wolvin, d. d. s., Dental SUI
geon Santa Fe Pacific Railroad, Gran
block. Both phones.
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e, The best butter sold in A~lbuquerqu
$ -Sedgwick Creamery --20c d., at tn
San lose Market only.
n ~ The best food chopper made
QUO WHITNEY COMPANY.
Fresh fish Friday.-San Jose Marke
The Southwestern Brewery and Ic
company wish to announce to the on
IT side public that they are now prepare
D. to furnish ice in carload lots and
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