Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
LAS VEGAS.

SIf'tidl Correspondence
Las VEGAS. June Edward Huey
and family will depart tomorrow for
Denver whore they will make their
future home.
The Las Vegas Sluggcrs will battle
with the Normal university boys on
the diamond tomorrow afternoon.
Gross and Butterhcld are the battery
for the Sluggers and Rhodes and Har-
mon for the Normal team.
The local Elks took couple of stays
into the corral last night. Arthur HolZ-
man and Candida Alonano. OF Springer.
number of the Springer bucks were
down and the boys had nice spread
after their arduous lahors.
Mrs G.. G. Gise will entertain few
friends at her home tonight.
There were n large number OF the
citizens awaited themselves today OF
the opportunity To get east at re
duccd rate over the Santa Fe.
W y. Bunker left last night for En-
poria, Kan. where he has been retain.
ed 10y Patrick Young in large law suit
he has on there.
Charles Meliui came up from Alhu-
Querque yesterday and left for Santa
Rosa this morning.
Mrs. A. r. la Costa left this after.
noon Tor Princeton. Ind. for several
months visit with her relatives.
r. r. Miller. one of our local crack
shots. killed twentyfour clay pigeons
ont of possible twenty-five.
/ The son of pr r.. y Shaw returned
yesterday from Roswell, where he at
/ tended military school.
Louis Henshan, an eX-ergincer here.
/ left today for Aurora. Ind for a visit
,,rf, h., old f,ll.G NJ hnmn
H. ]. Ryan has returned from his tie
| inspection trip at Santa Fe. and VIII
leave tonight for Fulton.
Arthur Lewis leaves tonight for Day
ton. Ohio, for a visit
Mrs. II. j. Ryan was today discharg'
from the hospital al Kansas city
where she underwent a serious opera
ton, and sends word that she VIII
leave at once for home.
Mrs. j. NJ. Cunningham pleasantly
entertained iiity-tour of her lady
friends yesterday afternoon at six
handed euchre. Mrs. Glasstord took
the first prize, Mrs. Carpenter the sec
ond and Miss Davis the third.
Edward Keanc. one OF the Santa FL
switchmen has resigned from the ser
vice of the company.
Mrs. Amos A. klneeleft this after
noon for Seneca Falls. \. Y, where
she will visit with relatives for 9
couple of months
Mrs. II. c. Young left today for Ham
ilton Ohio. for "A visit
brakeman Il. T. Mcmillan. whilt
looking out of the train, was struck b,
the mail crane on passenger traif
that was passing and was slightly IN
jured. this morning.
The dance at Rosenthal hall las
night. given by the young men OF I'M
city, was quite success. Thiit,
couples were in attendance and trippet
the hot foot" until late hour to tn,
strains of Ehler's orchestra.
Dave Rosenwald is up from Albu
qucrque and went on tn Mora thiI
morning.
Mrs. 7. Il. McNair left today for ,
six weeks vis; mt Kansas City and st
Louis.
Max Nordhous went down to SAINT,
Rosa today on business.
MIR. and Mrs. Francisco Baca lief
this morning for Ribera.
J. w. Howrey. of Kansas City, ant
owner of large ranch interests below
here, died yesterday at his home. IL,
Is known here In Las Vegas.
} Merijildo Chavez took about sixteeI
young men from here to Pueblo u
work on the railroad there.
The directors of the Y. NJ. c. A
movement held a meeting at ID. J. Os
borne's home last night and decided u
: try for 1850 members at $40 each. an
when they were secured to put In