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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-12
NANETTEs

What did he do to you Nanette,
This man that you win not forget?
His heart? Well, say perchance a bit
That sOothed you when you needed 1t;
HIS soul? Well, say mood Wherein
He wearied of accustomed sin
And made you partner OF regret
Nanette.
What did he give to YOU Nanette.
This man that you viii not forgetF
IIbatiOnS at a goddess shrine?
Ee poured for YOU a different wine.
license that is a goddess due?
He gave a certain sort, It's true,
(The incense Of cigarette.l
He gave his worst to you, Nanette.
This man that you will not forget;
A kind contempt, q something less
Than tender in his tenderness.
ON. Love was kind your eyes 20 dim
NCu thought this drOSS the gold of nIm;
Your foOlscap seemed a coronet,
Nanette.
Well. fate must have its jest. Nanette.
Tho life of you viii not forget,
And though a man might give his best,
HIS highest ana his hottest
o. soul and heart, you would not care,
And he-I thinh he laughs somewhere
TC see your eyes are blinded yet,
Nanette.
Mrs. Frank P. Shepard will give card
party Tuesday evening at her home on
Dayton avenue.
The St. Paul German club Will give
its third cotHon Friday evening at Sum
nit hail.
Mrs. A. T. Hall viii give progressive
euchre party Wednesday evening at her
home on st. Adams street.
Mrs. T J. McCarty. Mrs Paul Hutson
and Mrs. Frank Hutson, of Summit ave-
nue., viii give a tea Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. c. c. Miller, of East Tenth street.
viii give a card party Friday evening.
DR.. and Mrs Burnside Foster, of Far
riugton avenue, viii give dinner party
Saturday evening.
Mrs. George B. Young, of Summit av-
enue, gave a reception yesterday after
noon from to Z, for Miss Grace Saun-
ders. Of Cleveland, Ohio, and Miss Car
oline Saunders. Mrs. Young was as
sisted by Mrs. c. J. A. Morris, Mrs. e. n.
Saunders Mrs. Frank Shepherd, Mrs.
7. M. Douglas, Mis-. Gheen, ana Miss
Newport.
The Debutante club has issued invi-
tations for a cotilIion Monday evening.
Jan. 20, at Summit hall. Miss Norton,
of Detroit, Mich, who is a guest of Miss
Newport will be the guest of honor. E.
n. Saunders Jr., will lead the german.
The chaperones will include Mrs D. NJ.
Robbins, Mrs. c. E. Smith, Mrs. Z. G.
Rogers, Mrs. c. Z. Wheaton, Mrs. c. S.
Rogers, Mrs. J. d. Sloane Mrs. w. II.
Wood, Mrs. Archibald and Miss New
port.
Mrs. F. P. Sheppard, of Dayton ave-
nue., has issued invitations for a buffet
luncheon Friday afternoon.
Mrs. J. r. Jewett of Summit avenue,
entertained about fifty Of the members
OF the Wellesley AIumnae association at
a luncheon yesterday. Mrs. Davis and
Mrs. w. r. Marshall Of Rock Island,
H., and Mrs. i. S. Wentworth, of New
York, were guests of honor.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-12
HAZEL PARK.

The Stoddard Lecture club met at the
home Of Mrs w. G. Lyon. Of Harvester
avenue, last Friday afternoon. The sub
iect was Venice
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gunther Sr., Of
Saltwater avenue, dined with Mr. ana
Mrs. David Kribs, of Isabel street Wed
nesday evening.
Mrs. Steadnan and daughter Grace. Of
Anoka spent a few days with Mr. ana
Mrs. j. w. Whidden, Of Saltwater ave-
nue..
f. M. Kellogg. Of Mortified, Mimi,
srent Wednesday with Mr.. and AIly
il. Widen, Of Saltwater avenue
The Progressive Card club met with the
Misses CARING last evening, Of Flandrau
avenue.
The Fisher Ames school reopened for
the season.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-12

Special to The Globe.
BENSON, Mimi, Jan. II. - Alexan-
der J. Carnihan, of Benson, Mimi, an
nounces the coming marriage of his
daughter Mertie to j. Clayton Alex
ander. The wedding will occur on Tues
day evening, Jan. q, in the Congrega-
tiOnal church in Benson, and Immediately
following a reception will be held from
to H.
The groom is the noted leader of the
band in the Ringing Bros circus, and
the bride is q graduate of the st. Cloud
schools. and very popular in musical and
social circles. After March l Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander will make their home at Val
paraiSO. Ind.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-12
DAYTON's BLUFF.

Mrs. c. E. Griswold, of East Fifth
street, gave a children's party Thursday
jorie, whose birthday it was. Those
present were: Helen Wilder, Juliet
Downs Gladys Cameron. Lillian Parker,
Edna Van Duyne,, Laura and Helen Mil
Ter, Johanna Seeger, Edna Mahle, Doro-
roger, Florence Shields Margaret Peter
son.
Rev. and Mrs. c. H. Shut, of East
Fourth street. entertained the choir of
st. Peters Episcopal church Monday
evening. They were assisted by Mrs.
Edgar Klinkerfues ana Miss Minnie Ball
On Tuesday evening Rev. and Mrs. Shut
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-12
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

Mrs. Andrew Irwin, south side, enter
tanned the ladies of the Home and For
eign Missionary Society of the Congre-
gational Church on Monday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society Of tie Congre-
gational Church will Irect Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Samuel Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase and son Charles, OF
University avenue, have gone to Cali
fornia for a two months stay.
Mr., and Mrs. George Crippen have re-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-12

turned from a visit in Washington coun-
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. McGill and Thomas
McGill are visiting in Meadville, Penn.
Miss Dorothy Du Shane is the guest Of
Miss Georgia Hill.
Miss Georgia Hill entertained informal
ly Friday evening.
Mr.. Polk, Keston street, has returned
from Chicago.
Mr.. McCardy and family have moved
to Michigan.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-12
FUTURE PLEASURES.

Mrs Edward Nippolt, of Laurel
avenue, will give a progressive hearts
party Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. E. l.. Penny, Of West
Fifth street. will give an informal must
cal Tuesday evening
Mrs. o. Silverman, of Fuller street,
VIII entertain informally Sunday evening
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-12

York.
Mrs. Frederick A. Fogg, of the Hotel
Ryan mas returned from the East.
Miss Clark, Marshall avenue, is enter.
tanning Miss Eastman, of Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-12

are the guests Of their son, G. ]. Reed,
of Iglehart street.
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EERD. !. hopkins. Prop'r. 81 Great yoneS S., h.H
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-12

Mrs. George B. Young, of Summit av-
enue, gave a reception yesterday after
noon from to Z, for Miss Grace Saun-
ders. Of Cleveland, Ohio, and Miss Car
oline Saunders. Mrs. Young was as
sisted by Mrs. c. J. A. Morris, Mrs. e. n.
Saunders, Mrs. Frank Shepherd, Mrs.
7. NJ Douglas, Mis-. Gheen, ana Miss
Newport
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-12

Well, fate must have its jest. Nanette.
Tho life of you viii not forget,
And though a man might give his best,
HIS highest ana his hottest
o. soul and heart, you would not care,
And he-I think he laughs somewhere
To see your eyes are blinded yet,
Nanette.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
SOCORRO.

From the Chieftain
j Leon Knapp returned from a trip
10 Albuquerque
=. c Williams went w To Ccrrillos
the first of the week 20 work I'm the
rmelter
Prof + 4 Jones left for a soiourn
o. ten days In the Oscura mountains
\ u. Coon says that he viii have a
good crop of fruit from his orchard
south Of town
T. Fisher ha, just sold sixty.two
head OF stock horses To Cripple Creek.
colo. parties at a good price.
VIII Fullerton was IA town on his
way home from Albuquerque whore he
went To- sell his wool
Mrs G T. Horrick. OF Albuquerque
is a guest az the home of Mr. ana Mrs
John w Terry on Fischer avenue
Socorro has experienced decided
summer weather for several DAYS the
temperature going a. high as ipt de
grces
There were 2oo sacEs O.. wool in
Magdalona tha first of the week Most
Of Il was purchased by tGa Becker
Blackwell Co
The first crop of alfalfa in this yicin-
ity was a fine one and the prospect Is
good for the second crop
pr G. G. Duncan has moved into ,.t
new Office on California street. Hrs'
door north " his residence
Prof. + \ Jones ha, bought a com
Portable HON, In Albuquerque and ne
and family will take mp their residence
thorcsiu the near future.
Mrs Simon stern aud children 90
Albuquerque. came down TO visit
Mossrs. VI LoeWcustein and jos. Price
and families
/ " \ Cozinc while sleeping in the
, open air N Water canyon one night
last week was bitten through the nose
10y skunk Mr. Coziue Is under Dr.
! Koruitzors care and II is hoped that
no bad results will follow the bite
! Haynes Howell went 10 Cerrillos and
/ Immediately entered upon the duties
| of assaycr az the smciter. This Is an
other il,IstratlOn OF the fact that
young llan with a diploma from the
/ School of Mines are always In de
maui
, Tn, Albuquerque citizen recently
announced that Mrs Doctor kittrelI
departed Monday morning for her
I home IN SOcorro. The only Doctor
/ Kittrtu known m Socorrl aVOws that
/ there must ho some mistake abroad
! tGat he IS sin bachelor and that he
! has not even declared his intentions .H
/ uo otherwise
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
CERRIlLOS
From the Register

From the Register
X VI Carloy and wife. of Colder
were Corrillos visitors returning home
The next day
Levi Hughes Of Santa Fe. was in
town a foY days on his regular annual
wool uuying trip through this part oi
the county
Mr and Mrs A : Bundy. after clos.
irG q successful term oi athool at
Madrid left for Albuqucrque, where
tloy will spend their vacation, and vii
return IN the fall and teach the school
At IN, same place.
Andy Watts. who accidentally shot
himself some time ago returned from
the hospital and went out to the Gipsy
Queen mine He has 10 use CrutChCS
vet. but Is improving rapidly
Il \ Necl. former editor oi the Reg.
ister. ana his wife passed through here
IN their way 10 Colorado Mr. Ncel
reports poor luck u the show business
IA Arizona bat hopes - do better
lorth.
Judge Kendall is learning the uncer.
airty of chicken raising in New Mex
go. hy sad experience. as tho coyotes
anne in To his yard and took siN ui 49,
finest young chickens which were
nearly large enough for hroilors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
pORTALES S

From tho Herald
" Wood was On Ae streets eli.
culatmg a petition that had been pre-
pared hy Governor OtCro. asking that
the dritt fences hc allowed 30 stand
Tho petition had a number OF signers
Bud Lee VINO took part IN the
killing "a, TrCumcar las, week is well
known tC tine people oi Pnrtlles. his
home hcing about two on three miles
cast pf town
\ Very crrditahlo entertainment was
DiNou lt the church uy IA, children OF
tho Sunday school uudCr the direction
OF Nls W T. Lindsey Tn, children
lid vcli and Mrs Lindsey deserves
much credit tCl the W.! in which suc
drilled tho ,ttl, ones II IS hard COR
one VINO has not dad some experience
in such work To realize the great
amount of labor required tu get up
such IN ont"1dirm, nt and consider
ing tie many Il .sadyantagc- under
which Mrs lindsey and the little ones
lal orel they have good cause 10 he
proud ot their efforts II would be-
well Tor the chill Iron if there wc"c
moro such entertainments given
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28

consequence MIR Corbctt had walk
laid on the south side Of his lots. y
feet in length
There has been within the past two
months, over fifteen hundred feet OF CO.
mont sidewalk laid IN different parts
II this city II must be admitted by
All that this Is a pretty good showing
for our town. And in addition TO this
amount placed there s. about half as
much more contracted for that will be
at down this fan
Henry Nurdhaus met with more luck
last Tuesday than falls to The lot Of an
ordinary mortal usually iu ono day
FIRST. he received "A telegram anuOunc
ing thar he was "a grandpa ana then
nc succeeded in purchasing the lot sust
south Of the ono where he is at present
doing business Mr. Nordhaus has
wanted this lo for a number OF years.
and only last Tuesday succeeded in
making sati- factory arrangements with
otto Smith. the former owner Tn"
telegram referred - stated that on
the morning of the l7th Mrs Frank
Ward nee Nordhaus. had become the
mother of q fnp twelve pound girl AT
lcr home IN l>rkvillc. Mo And now
boys don't forget that Morris is now
Uncle Morris.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28

From the Republican
Henry porsr, ,s running saw at
CananeL Mexico. for IS per day
Dave Morris lett for AddiuEton, r..
whore he win engage in business
Ben Wilson Is now filling the posi-
ton of cashier Al tho Colorado supply
Compauys store In this city
Henry Mack has been promoted 10
foreman for the Santa ~ az Bakers
field, Cal AT salary OF Sl25 per
month
\ grand concert was given n the
CIarkvillc school house 10y Mrs Sloan
assisted by local talent
Pablo Gonzales destitute Mexican.
died In Gallup OF pneumonia Tho body
was buried 10y the county
A. T. Searls. formerly electrician
here and at Ciarlvillo passed through
town from Hanford. Cal. 10 Walsen.
hurg colo
John Hieadlc who has been absent
In Los Angeles for the past few months
undergoing medical treatment, return
ed 20 Gallup greatly improved in
health
Martin Gled returned from the dcs.
crt He visited Los Angeles and other
coast points while absent His father
returned with him and continued east.
Miss Edith Baylis has been absent
from her post of duty at the Gem Gro
Gerry Tor the past few days due TO "A
light attack of rheumatism Her sis.
ter. Miss Jennie, Is filling her place
temporarily
Mrs Lee Henderson and Mr. Hen
derson's mother leave here tor sun.
rise Wyo. whore they will Join Mr.
Henderson. who Is manager OF the Col
orado Supply company's store AT that
place
Mr. and Mrs Alex Robinson enter
tanned few OF their friends with
whist Those present We're. Mr. and
Mrs u l.. Holmes Miss Harris Miss
Lawrence, Mr. Washhurn, Mr. Mapel
Delicious refreshments were served
and most pleasant evening was
passed,
ON Tuesday notice was received here
that n term of district court would
commence AT Gallup on Monday. July
Z. next The following gentlemen were
appointed jury commissioners. Hugh
MoGinn. + G. DeShon. and s r. Al
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
DE MING.
From the Headlight

From the Headlight
James Kelly, who for the past year
has been assistant postmaster AT this
place, left for his home in Indiana,
r Il. Pollard who recently took a
position with W. j Wamel as book
Keeper left FOR Portage Wis. having
been offered much more lucrative
situation as cashier of a large lumber
concern at that place
Harry Harris. who for SO long time
has been employed as a bartender at
the Aquarium has resigned and gone
Ia work at his trade. carpentering. for
the Bisbee road Mr.. Harris health
was not good and he thought that out
OF door employment might be beneHc-
al
Sheriff Higgins of Roswell, was "A
visitor in Deming this week. Mr.. Hig-
gins came here for the purpose Of TAX
ing Walter McGonigal over to Rosweii
for trial there. McGonigal is charged
with the same offense there as that he
stood trial In this county: Obtain.
ing money under false pretenses
John Corbett, James Irvine and J. u.
Hodgdon have during the past week
had . cement sidewalk placed In front
OF their residences and now that part
OF Deming looks ii whole lot better In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
SAN MARCIAL.

From the Bee.
lt is reported that Joseph McQuillin
has purchased the W. II. kremis resi-
douco.
g. II Sweet H. visiting points in
Kansas and expects to be absent about
two weeks
The nour mill Is grinding a few
thousand pounds Of wheat lately dcliy-
cred
Cha.. T.. Owings Is figuring on NOV
ing 20 Bvlon to take charge OF John
Beckcr's nour mill. about the first Of
the month
San Marcial lodge No. g. g. O. 4. W.
selected It's present leading officers
for another term. They are Francis
Wilson recorder, Il. II Howard tinan.
C.oT, W G. Lane. receiver.
Park Phipps a Chicago attorney.
and c. T. Willard. memUpr of sac
syndicate that now controls the Ar
maniaris graz. were here looking over
the grant improvements are cuntom-
plated and the first move may be the
fencing OF the entire grant
The Armstrong Bros. have purchas.
ed tn" lots adjoining their business
block The long row of adobe rooms
In the rear OF the building occupied
by the Drs Cruickshank "a an office
are 10 bc put in good shape and par
TALLY used as a liquor warehouse. Oth.
ar Improvements will fclow This
purchase places the Armstrong; In the
lead as large holders a! real estate In
san MarCial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
RATION.

from the Range
mrs. : T.. Lceman and son are home
from La Junta
Mrs VIII Mitchell, of Florence. Colo.
RADIO. is visiting here with her mother
iuIaw, Mrs COX
Miss Clemens a teacher from Pitts
burg Pa is visiting with her brothers
and slater Della of this place
\ sight 10 delight the eyes of all low
rrs Of flowers Is the hlossoming cactus
IN Mrs Englcdow's show window
Mrs. NJ lcrhune, of Dawson and
Miss Marian Ellis of Wichita. kas.,
who has been teaching the Maxwell
school during the last term visited
Miss BoEgs in the city a few days lnis
week Miss Ellis cuntemplates spend
ing the summer at Dawson the guest
Of her former school mate. Miss Maud
Ierhune.
Eugene Shepherd. of Trenton, n j..
a friend of Miss Lizzie Boggs. of this
city. arrived and left the next day for
the Dane ranch, where hc will remain
all summer lie is here for the benefit
of his health. and there is no doubt
but that a few months residence in he
dry pine perfumcd air of this country
viii make new man of him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
SIERRA COUNTY.
f+illsboro
From the Advocate

From the Advocate.
Mrs J G. PlomHuns and Mrs +.
Hopkins are visiting friends at Her
mosa.
Mrs. ) +. keller left for California
where she will remain for some time.
Francisco Luna y Garcia and Miss
Remedies Tafoya will be married at
Monticello next Monday Nh Luna is
one uf Slclras rrigntes young men
aai has recently closed most sue.
ccgslul term ui school at Cuchill0.
W " Williams went to Demins 70
meet his wife who was on her way
from ri paso g." California, where she
goes for tho benefit of her health Mrs.
Williams has been ia the hospital AZ
El Paso for some weeks.
\ base ball game has been arranged
Tor the Fourth between the WiCks nlno
aud the town nine good purse has
been arranged for and the boys are
preparing themselves for the occasion.
other games and sports viii bee ar
ranged for the day
A. the last term of court the grand
jury round a true bin against Felix
Grupdy for mahiug "a gun play. Sheriff
Robins Went out 20 the placers last
SUNDAY and brought him I'm and Grun
dy spent the might ina the county hoard
ing house on Monday he gave bond.
20 the amount of 81 600 for his appear
anco at .uc nest term OF court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
ALAMOGoRDO.
From the News.

From the News
Mrs Z j Dodman has been spend.
Ing tho past week AT Cloudcrott with
the family oi James II Laurie
John Quiulryan has been spending
this week. IN the Gallinas mountains
looking after his valuable mining in
tcIosts In that place.
/ /. Anallo. probate clerk of Lincoln
county, and sheriff Alfredo Gonzales
of same county. were IA this city en-
route home from Socorro, whore they
had been on Official business
Tho Alamogordo improvement com.
pany secured permanent injunction
against Monte Butler prohibiting che
sale OF liquors within the limits of the
santa Rosa townsitc. The case was
heard before Chief Justice Mills
The 2ycar-old baby OF Mr.. Bantoan.
living near Weed IN this county. was
burned To death during the short ali
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
BLAND.

from the Herald
I'D Narkshury visited tho jomc1
country
Charlie Suen was in from the Rog
trs ranch
Henry Lockhart camc ia from Alhu.
GucrQuc
Colonel BiNler. the merchant M the
Sulphurs was Ia town
Miss Jennie Arnott is visiting Miss
Mary Springer this week
PtEc Dtero and John Zimmerman
returned 10 Santa Fr
That fine COW recently purchased hy
Cant y II Benson * attractiu- con
siderable attention these days
PuU. To the wife OF Joseph RDpt.
l'osc g daughter Mother and '1hC
are doing well
] u Creager E'O Mn'kslury and
thank Ritter spent day In Copnlenc
canyon. nshing They mad very good
sue cess.
Mrs ] NJ Hunter left on a visit 50
relatives in Texas and VIII Toe ahsenl
about three weeks The editor accom-
panied her tu El PasO
II II Rosclcrry OF Thornton has
been awarded To, contract for carry
inl tn mail from Thornton 10 bland
and return \ number of our citizens
put H. bids but lost
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-28
LAS CRUCES

rrom IA, Progress
The little daughter of Mrs. g. c.
Woodson Is III with a light attack Of
typhoid fever.
" :. Gillian and family have re-
moved from Mcsilla Park 10 their
ranch near Earlham, whore they viii
spend the summer.
MIS-. O. II Brown and little daughter
left for Modoc 90 spend a few weeks at
that resort
+ II. White accompanied 10y his
mother ana the family of u. \. Cream.
oI. loft for a camping trip to the White
mountains.
Mrs. \. JaDOny accompanied by her
daughters. Misses Clara and Lydia icit
iuI southern California where they
viii pend The summer.
! II Bailey N!lled a large wild cat
on bis ranch near Anthony, which is
being mounted hy Charles Wilkinson
The cat is one Of the largest that mas
ever been seen in this part OF the coun-
try.
The married men Of Las Cruces have
challenged the boys for game Of base
nall on the Fourth Of July. which will
In all probability be pulled of If the
married men can get up enough Gin
ger"
Miss Lulu Weeks left for Chicago,
whore she Will visit for several weeks
before returning TO her home in Chn-
ton. Michigan The boys in the valley
are evidently pretty slow or they
would never have let her go back
But there are rumOrs that the lucky
man live. in Mich gan. so that gives
some eNturr 10 OnT bows