Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04

Fred J, Otcro was a passenger north
this morning.
Leon lIortzog has returned IRON a
six weeks tour OF the Pacific coast.
l.. A. W. Sawyer, representing &. G.
Hall. was passenger west last night.
Duncan Hell will sing solo at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
Alex lcvy. of Walsenburg, Colo, In
In the city today on visit to relatives
and friends.
r.. q. Garcia was passenger for
Kennedy this morning. He expects tn
return this evening.
Quite a number of natives of Albu.
querque will attend the feast at So
zorro. which takes place Sunday and
Monday.
a. X. Gibson the mining man, passed
through the city this morning en- route
from Clifton TO Santa Fee Mr.. Gibson
says that things are lively at Clifton.
Philip Bourguignon passed through
the city last night for Socorro, accom-.
panying the remains of his wife to that
city, her death having occurred at Las
Vegas.
|. Il. Hanna. superintendent of forest
reserves of New Mexico. passed
through the city this morning en- route
from an inspection of ella reserve to
Santa Fe.
Mechanics and students will be in.
terestod In the subject The Skilled
Mechanics Hand" teaching a lesson
in education at the Baptist church
Sunday evening.
w A. Mauger, an eastern wool buy
CIR, Is touring the southwest country,
accompanied by his family. They are
in the city today. coming down last
night from Las Vegas
George Cook and wife. formerly resi-.
dents o, Las Vegas. passed through
last evening on No. Z. en- route to Pres
colt, Ariz. Mr.. Cook was leweler at
Las Vegas and left in iss-.
J H. Bcauup. superintendent of the
Albuquerque wool securing mills. left
last night on TIE Chicago limited tor
Chicago. where he goes in interest OF
the proposed New Mexico mills.
There will be a called meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega-
tional church Monday afternoon at }
o'clock An urgent invitation for all
members to be present is requested.
Tomorrow afternoon. at the fair
grounds the Old Town Reds viii play
the Santa Fe Pacific base ball club.
These two clubs are pretty evenly
matched aid a fine game is promised,
,al
attorney hearing depreciation claims
against the government is in the city
from Socorro The Judge says he will
he here 10 take part in the territorial
fair
Thsre was a big drop in hay at Bit.
ner's feed store ON East Railroad ave
nue. yesterday, when wagon loaded
high with the extra dry gramma took
a tumble Fortunately the nay iIad
reached the market
attorney a. n. Harllee, of Silver
CITY grand master OF the Masonic
grand lodge OF New Mexico Ia In the
city an will pay an official visit to
Temple lodge tonight Mr.. Harlee is
O.. tour OF visitation to the various
hluo lodges In the territory.
After long wait and a course of
legal proceedings the cement walk or
dered by the city from Fourth street
to the park. ~ about TO be finished.
Fair visitors viii not see the ugly
sandy strip which for several weeks
married the walk To the park
Mr.. ard Mrs. Samuel Runner, rela-
tives of Mrs. y. Danziger. of Las
Vegas, passed through last evening for
Phoenix. Ariz.. where they will spend
the winter. They are from Chicago
and stopped off day at the hot
springs of San Miguel county.
Mrs. utrello Gideon, daughter of
w. V Futrclle. proprietor OF the South
Second street furniture store. left this
morning for Dclan. Fla. to rc-enter
college, where she is studying music
Mrs. Gideon has been spending her
summer vacation with her parents.
Tomorrow afternoon al 3; 10, In the
Baptist church. will occur the regular
monthly business meeting of the City
Union of Young Peoples societies.
This Is the last meeting before the
fair Let everyone attend. by order
of the president Ida T.. Johnson, sec
rotary.
Roderick Slower left last night on
the Chicago limited for New York
city to continue his studies in the Co
lumbia university, after spending his
summer vacation in the city visiting
with his parents, Governor and Mrs