Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-06

,iOuy f0afCIu, the well WuOWn WOOL
buyer. who has been In the employ of
nfeld Bros. for the past three years.
has resigned the above position and
will enter into partnership In the wool
business with his brother. e. u. Garcia.
Toney has had eleven years experience
In handling wool and hides. His many
friends wish him success.
A. ID. PefIiey is around today show.
ing some almonds which were grown
at his residence on High street The
nuts are extra large and have a very
fine flavor.
Miss Philbrick will reopen her kin.
dergarten next Monday in the large
room In the rear OF Miss Heimbeck's
studio. Miss Philbrick has conducted
kindergarten in Albuquerque for the
past ten years and her work he's been
appreciated by all who know her. Miss
Heimbeck will assist in teaching the
music and physical culture.
Elmer f. Veeder, of Las Vegas, Is
here.
J. II, Goodman is here from Ken.
nedy.
A. p. Smithers. postoffice inspector,
has returned to Albuquerque.
DR. Y. Davila Vale and Lucario Can.
delaria are here from San Mateo.
Rev. Robert NJ. Craig has gone to FL
Paso and Phoenix, to be gone about ten
days.
Sidney Barth. who was out at the
Zuni mountains, has returned without
the bear.
Rev. Joseph Mcconnell, OF San Mar
cial, returned home last night after q
visit of several days here.
merry crowd enjoyed a plunge at
the First street Natatorium last night.
Tomorrow will be ladies' day.
There will be regular meeting OF
Triple Link Rebecca Lodge tonight. at
odd Fellows hall Let all members
be present.
DR.. j. Sayin left last night for a four
weeks vacation In southern California.
He will then retu, Il here and practice
his profession.
superintendent Ralph Collins of the
Indian school. brought in twenty little
Indians from Laguna. About 275 are
in attendance.
Mrs. Rain. mother of +. NJ. Rain, at
one time local :rainmaster for the
Santa Fe. is reported affected with a
stroke Of paralysis.
A large shipment of supplies was
made to the camp at Senorito yester.
lay by George w. Stubs of the Jura
rrias company. Work will he pushed. |
Prof. r. r. Larkin and family passed
through here last night on their return
nome from South Dakota. Professor
.arkin is superintendent of schools at
;al,up.
Regular communication Of Temple
odge. No. 9. A. +. and A. NJ. this eve.
iing at s o'clock. Work In the C. A.
!cgree. Visiting brethren cordially in
'ited. BY order of the w. NJ. Robert
Abraham, secretary.
Twenty-Five teachers are attending
he city institute. Today Prof. Hold |
lin spoke on Voice, Organs of
speech and Rhythm in Prose" Prof.
)eschamps. of Paris. delivered a |
hort address on psychology.
A letter was received from Philip
by Undertaken s. Borders,
tating he had arrived In New York In
'ood shape. He intended to sail for
lis home in Germany yesterday. He
5 hopelessly III of consumption.
President Reyes, of the Socorro
'chool Of Mines. returned to his home
asst night after couple OF days in
Many improvements
ave been made at the institution dur
ny vacation and more pupils than ever
efore are expected when 1t reopens
n Monday.
Postmaster Hopkins has inaugurated
system to prevent so much mail
rom going to the dead letter ONCE
rom here. He is having distributed
tanks on which will be written the
anne and address OF every resident of
he city. 1t IL hoped to make this
omplete.
Col. X. +. Twitchell returned to Las
'egas this morning
j. F. Cook. prominent citizen of
ocorro, is In the city for a few days.
Mrs. w. II. CUTLERY and daughter
1T this morning for Dies Moines. Iowa.
Miss Nell Wetter. the librarian, has
from visit to her eastern
ONE.
Miss Minnie Craig has gone to Lin
DIN. N. NJ, where she will teach
rhool.
Louis p. McCarty, editor of the Stat
'tician and Economist. published ut
an Francisco. is In the city for q few I
avs. Il
H. A. Buckley. the life insurance
gent who has been spending a couple
weeks In the city, returned to Las
egas this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Strong. who
ave been spending some weeks at
ong Beach, Cal, are expected home |