Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-27

Patrick Purcell. enc of the Santa Fe
engineers. left this afternoon for Chi.
cago. for a months vacation trip.
Miss Lima Willard left this after.
noon for Cimarron, whore she will be
principal Of the school there this win
ter. Mrs. McQuirth, well known here.
will have the primary Departments.
Mrs. Hammers. mother OF Mrs. Chas.
I.iebschner. and her two children who
have been spending the sumner on
the ranch, left today for their home
In st. Louis.
Mrs. Goldsmith of Clayton arrived
this afternoon for a visit with AIRS.
Fanny Coleman.
Fields store closed this afternoon
at O'Clock to allow the employees to
attend the funeral OF Mrs. Patience
Schoonmaker
l.. ]. Edmunds. a boilermaker, has
resigned ut the shops. J. T. Mitchell
of Kansas City arrived last night to
take his place.
The family of Thomas Ross is ex.
pected home the last of the week from
their summers sojourn on the Allan
tic coast
w. G. Reid returned last night from
his trip to the Duke City on legal bust.
ness, Elmer u. Veeder, also. returned
last night from his trip down the line.
Mrs. Isaac Lewis and children re.
turned this afternoon from their sum.
mer's vacation trip on the Pacific
coast
Edward Moore returned this after.
noon to his home at Hoxie, Ark after
few days in his old haunts here. He
sold his ranch here the Hardness
place, and has pulled up stakes for
good
DR. G. n. Bradley returned this aft
ernoon from his extended trip TO the
bean center of the universe, and other
points in New England
Miss Achels, the professional nurse
left today for trip east, where she
will visit.
Lineman Smith, of the Santa Fe,
was brought up here today from Chap
pei badly injured. He was on top of a
telegraph pole. when 1t broke. throw
ing him violently to the ground. he
striking on rock. Conductor Jones
brought him up on a freight and 1t is
not known just yet how badly he is in
jured.
Las Vegas, n. NJ, Sept. 25.-Miss
Nora Mater, sister or Mrs. Will Stuart.
arrived here yesterday evening from
fra az s.. s.tt Ia,
city.
Perry Earickson went over to Santa
Fe yesterday evening to stock that city
up with groceries.
Theodore Hockmeyer left yesterday
evening for Santa Fee with his sample
grips. Mrs. Hockmeyer remained here
with her parents.
The date for the big concert and
ball to be given at the Montezuma
hetel by the Las Vegas band has been
set for October "a
The feed wire for the trolley line to
the springs is being strung. The roof
is now on the car shed. and the power
house stone work has been completed
and is ready for the roof. II certainly
does look like business.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Runner. rela.
tives Of Mrs. B. Denzinger. left yester-
day evening for Phoenix. Arizona.
where they will spend the winter They
are from Chicago and stopped of day
here.
Bernardo Montoya was yesterday
evening married to Miss Aurelia Gale
COS at the church of Our Lady of Sor-
rows. Rev. Paul Gilberton performing
the ceremony. The bride is daughter
OF Fabian GalIegos. an employe of the
Arnot Wool Securing company.
Hon. Eugenio Romero returned last
night from his trip to La Guenita. He
says there was an enthusiastic republi-
can meeting there Tuesday night, and
at which there was delegate APP
pointed to the convention here. though
his name he did not get
The committee of the board of trade
to look after subscriptions for the
shoe factory held meeting last night
at Sporleder's store with Mr. Bell and
gave the architect an order to make
estimates on the building required. so
that the committee will know just
what to ask for when they go out
among the citizens. The committee
will not get around until the first of
next week.
There was another enthusiastic re-
publican meeting on the west side last
night. II was held at Macs hall in pre-
cinct No. 8 to select delegates to the
county convention. Hon. Eugenio Ro-
nero was made chairman of the meet
ing and Juan Cavanaugh secretary.
Rouslng speeches We're made by Eu
genio Romero, Pablo Ufibarri Igracio
fsquibel and Judge Jose raca. Tire
speeches were OF "A patriotic order en-
aud harmonious with ne
expressed intention 10 abide b. the
wishes of the majority In the conven.
ton. Rafael Gallegos. a puny polite