Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-20

W AiDupueique. lney came IRON La
Junta last, and are making q trip over
the southwest getting recruits. They
will return to Las Vegas December 8
and remain a couple of days. according
to their present schedule.
r. T. Hill, of the government geo.
logical department. who has been in
Colorado and other parts of the west
for the past few months. and who has
been at hot springs, left today for San
ia Fe.
II. d. Nealy. of Topeka, arrived last
night to visit his cousin, Mrs. G. w.
Sterling.
Mrs. II. II. Funk. Of Beverly. Ohio,
arrived last night to make a visit with
Mrs. James Robbins.
no. !. carrying twelve cars, last eve
nins did net get in until nearly 8
O'Clock. There was n big freight wreck
on the Chicago division. and the Santa
Fe had to use about fifty miles of Bur
lington track to get by. No. 8 got in
at Sis. 9.
Trainmaster c. II. Bristol. of Ration,
came down last night to ride the Ma
sonic goat.
1t was a splendid rain which began
yesterday evening a bit after A o'clock
and kept it up for several hours. There
was only a sprinkle at Watrous, and
the heavy rain began about fifteen
miles north.
Mrs. Mary Vase and daughter, Miss
Emma, arrived last night on belated
No. / from Moberly, Mo.
l.. c. Outright, the city marshal,
and wife. returned last night from
their trip east. Mrs. Outright visited
in La Junta. but Mr.. Outright was as
far east as Paris. Mo.
Lloyd U. Dick, who has been visiting
his brother, James A. Dick. will return
tonight to his home at West Newton,
Pa.
Miss Edith Wheeler, daughter of A.
o. Wheeler. sustained quite a serious
injury to her right eye last night. The
globe of an electric light. as it was be-
ing lowered. struck on the wire weight,
breaking il. and a piece falling struck
Miss Edith in the eye. as she was look
llS up. Tue 1ldl CdSC NuN Az Us
necessitating an operation. 1t is not
known just yet whether she will lose
the sight of her eye or not.
Mrs. Eliza Bourguignon, of Socorro,
who has been a patient at the asylum
here, is rapidly failing, and death
seems near. Her husband has been
telegraphed for and is expected at
once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickok, who recently
visited here, passed through on No. /
today en- route to Santa Fe from Chi
cago.
Miss Hazel Bell, daughter of Archie
Bell. who was operated on a short time
ago for appendicitis. is convalescing
nicely.
Master Mechanic Daniel Patterson.
at Ration, has sent in his resignation to
take effect the first of October. 1t Is
probable that he will accept a position
on the Denver & Rio Grande. 1t is not
yet known who will succeed Mr.. Pat
terson.
There were 355 paid tickets on No. l
last evening, and In the six tourist cars
there was not even an upper berth.
There are excursion rates on from the
east.
Miss Van Ardsley, who came over
from Santa Fe to attend the Gordon
Critics wedding, will return tomorrow
to her home.
The Las Vegas band is figuring on
giving a concert and ball in the near
future. They will have a number OF
outside musicians present, and are fig
uring on a thirty-one piece orchestra.
The dance probably will be given at
the Casino at the hot springs.
Dave Rosenwald left this afternoon
for a whirl among the resorts of Colo
RADIO on a two weeks vacation.
Albert Stern went down to Albuquer-
que this afternoon to see the sights OF
the Duke city.
Mrs. /. f. Trainer and children and
Mrs. Walter Pratt returned yesterday
afternoon from their trip TO Los An
geles.
Mrs. Z. O'Brien and daughter and
Miss Lennie Powers left this afternoon
for Topeka and points east.
BENJAMIN NJ. Read came over this
afternoon from the Capital city and
TRUE SAYING.