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

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From the Rece8A
II. E. Blake has brought to the city
from Mineral Hill. seriously ill lie is
suffering froru pneumonia.
Miss Pearl Rothgeh is To be- married
to Theodore fimeyer. "A travelling
man from st iUais, In a few days.
1t was learned here from the Three
Wills in El paso. fhnt Willie Doll and
Willie Hansen ;ill leave IN Sunday
for the Cits q: MeNiCO and that Willie
Hayward 10 hg mcsick, rsAdy to remain
in Las Vegas when We returns
Edwin u. Cuslit returned from the
San Pablo district somewhat discour-
aged with the mining business. lie
says he don't believe there is any
copper out there anyhow" He is going
90 try his luck elsewhere.
w B. Twitchel has returned from
Fulton. whore he went on mining bust.
ness. He says there is a great quan.
tity of ore there, not fifty feet from the
railroad track. and that everything is
suitable for development. except water
which will have To be pumped about n
mile. He thinks the ore will average
dfbtl - lti 'Fuls UNl ill'lt arr ElltbhS
that run nearly 40 per cent copper
II. J, Taupcrt, a practical jeweler
from the City OF Mexico, formerly of
Santa Fe. has taken five years lease
Of the building recently vacated by
James A. Dick, for the purpose OF en-
gaging in the jewelry business
In his speech declaring Mrs. A. NJ
Walker free last week. Judge Wooster
m nd hn m, afiy hot Ingfgtpn l,,,,
that of freeing her would cause con
demnation throughout the country and
| today he received letter from a Chi.
| cago man complmenting him on his
decision showing the force OF his ar
gument. IN these DAYS Of modern news
| papers every part of the country Is
watched closely and good deeds as
well as bad ones are given national
publicity
Be- Eitlegeorg was the happy victim
OF a well planned surprise party Civ.
on in the Methodist parlors BY his
friends OF the Epworth League. of
which organization he is the president
Mr., Eitegeorg was completely surpris
ed. He had been invited To a friend S
house 10 practice singing and was pur
posely led by the church. which was
with What's the matter with Eitle.
georg? He's all right" He was com
pletely COMPOUNDED, but soon realized
the happy meaning of the assemblage
There were seventy.five friends pres.
ent and light refreshments were sery.
Ell. musical program was also rem.
dered and the evening was one long 10
be remembered by the surprised
NJ \ t,iNnnC / h., al.
H. T.. Blake is still confined To his
bed seriously ill.,
Miss Josephine Young Is able to be
around again. after her siege of diph.
liberia
B. +. Forsythe returned from la
Junta yesterday afternoon and reports
the purchase of a fine horse
MISS Jennie HedgCoCk. who had been
visiting her brother. G. V. Hedgcock.
returned yesterday To her home in
Frankfort Ind
Mr. and Mrs. H. ]. Ryan and Miss
marguerite CuNton left yesterday eve
ning Tor Il three reks stay at I'll Paso
and trip through Mexico
There are three firms on the west
side that will quit business soon. Two
of them Will go down in the country
ieing opened up hy the new railroads
Mr.. Grounds and Vile. OF Beulah is
here On route To Fort Worth. Texas
where they are going to lower alti.
tpde for the benefit of Mrs. Grounds
health
The southern part of the county has
had fine rain The clouds were not
SO etilgy there as here and the ground
was soaked. This will perceptihly re-
liey" the sheep situation, by bringing
ont the grass.
There VIII be an operation perform-
ed on Salardor Jaramillo tomorrow for
bladder trouble. MIR Jaramillo has
been sufferer for several years. and
II Is hoped the operation viii afford
the desired relief
X, G. Reid had the misfortune To fall
dcwn stairs In the Roth building and
fracture his broken leg again On Satur-
cay and Is now again laid up. Mr.
Reid has had more than his share of
lnisIortunes lately. and We trus, he
VIII soon bc around again