Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-21

Miss Agnes Bowie has returned to
Gallup. While here the young lady
visited Mrs. d. Z. Phillips. on West
Lead avenue.
Edmund Burke. the Los Angeles at
torney, who was here during the fair,
has gone north on some important
land matters.
Charles F. Hunt, who was at Santa
Fe yesterday on business, came in
from the north last night AMI contin-
ued south to FL Paso.
Ed Farr. of the stock commission
firm of Chadwick & Farr, has gone to
the White Mountain country of Arizo-
ma to purchase stock.
Miguel Ortiz, a deputy sheriff of
Santa Fe county, came in last night
from the north and continued west to
Gallup on official duties.
Sam Locke, live stock inspector of
the seventh district, arrived this NOR
ming from Socorro, He will remain in
Albuquerque a day or so.
w. II. Sanders and wife, of Magda-
lena, spent fair week IN the city and
left Sunday for Oklahoma for an ex-
tended visit with friends.
j. p. McMurray and wife, prominent
people of San Marc.al, who were AL
%buduerque visitors during the festivi-
ties, returned home last night.
Major Ernest Meyers, senior men,
Der of the firm of Meyers & Abel.
wholesale liquor dealers, was a pas
senger for Kennedy this morning.
NJ. e. Scheele, who has been with l..
Kempenich for the past year, has gone
to Belen, where he has accepted a po-
sition with Chris Scholle, the merch-
ant.
Mrs. Maurice Vaughan, wife of a
former well known Geographic operat-
or Of this city, after enjoying the fair.
has returned to her home in Pueblo,
Colo.
H. T. jerks, a well known young
gentleman of this city, was a passen-
ger for Santa Fe this morning, where
he will attend the Masonic grand
lodge.
Mrs. E. b. Harsch and Mrs. Jesse
Miller are delegates from the local
lodge to the convention of the Eastern
Star order which meets al Santa Fe
tomorrow.
A. Keyser, a prominent farmer and
ranchman from neal Eastview, N. NJ,
is in the city buying supplies. His
daughters, Misses Ida and Flora, &C
company him.
The republican delegates from pre-
cinct 26 will hold a caucus this even
ing at 1880 o'clock at the republican
headquarters in the N. T. Armijo build
ing on Railroad avenue.
w. p. Sanders and wife, nee Miss
Maggie Gardiner. who were recently
married spent their honeymoon in the
city during the fair and have return
ed to their home at M~agdalena.
Hon. II. B. Ferguson passed
through the city last night on a tour
of the southeastern counties. He went
to Ration from Albuquerque. Big meet
ings in the northern towns was his
report.
William England and Mrs. Bette
Lobe, both of Flagstaff, were quietly
married at the home of the brides
brother, Toney Michelbach, in old
town, Sunday night. They will return
to Flagstaff to reside.
Mrs. Bracket and Mrs. James Brush
of Ration, mother and sister of w. l..
Bracket, the Copper avenue black
smith, who have been spending a cou-
pie of weeks in the city, left on their
return homa this morning
Francis Wilson has returned to his
home at San Marcial after spending a
couple Of days in the city. Mr.. Wilson
twas a delegate to the district conven-
ton of the A. o. u. W., which was
leld at Prescott last week.
SMrs. w. N. Parkhurst and little son
are expected to arrive tonight from
New York, and will remain during the
winter. They will sojourn at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]
Maloy on South Third street.
Joe Hellweg. representing the Sin
ger Sewing Machine company alonl
the Santa Fe Pacific. was in the cit!
during fair week, but neglected to cal
en- his friends at The Citizen Office a
he promised. He has returned to Flag
staff.
John Dunlap and wife. who wer
here during the past few weeks, stoI
ping at the German home on Sout
Second street. left last night for Cole
RADIO Springs, Colo. Mr.. Dunlap is cor
!, nected' with the United States geolol
|, ical survey.
, DR.. C. G. Duncan and wife. of Socol
!, 70. accompanied by Mrs. F. G. Bar
!, lett. of the same place, passed throug
! the city this morning bound for SAINT
Fe. where the doctor will attend tn
, grand lodge of the Masons and tn
! lahias will attanh the annual maatin