Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-02
GALLUP.

Sp6Cldl COTTeS
On Dat: That we are being buried
alive in Gallup. We are a gritty lot
and full of Arizona sand, and still the
wind bloweth.'
That unless my writing is more legi-
BILE in future shall be liable to n
amount of vituperation from misnam-
ed, misspelled and mistaken individ-
uals. For instance, Miss McNallan
doesn't spell her name "Nalin," and
those contributions we're offered to
the B. I. l.. dancing class to make it
a success" instead of ito MAIN it's sue
cess" etc, but mistakes will occur. es-
pecially if one writes on a pad held in
hand and with a stub pencil.
That the public schools of Gallup
will close on the Odd of May.
That preparations are already in
progress for the commencement exer-
cises. The graduates are as follows:
Miss Neuie Winders. Messrs. Brown.
Kuchenbecker, Herne and Clark. The
orchestra will furnish music for the
OCCASION.
That the show" given on the even
ing of the 25tn by home talent. led by
Mrs. Sloan. was well attended. VIM.
McSparron played a cornet solo that
was fine, and as Sir Peter in the quar-
rel scene of Sherluan's play he won
other l~aurels. despite the fact of being
only support for the star.
That the other numbers of the pro-
gram were well rendered. Gallup has
dramatic talent galore.
That there are rumors that the mer.
camille firm of Russell & Elsie will re.
move their goods to a better location
Point Richmond, Cal. Gallupites will
miss them greatly if they 20.
That the B. T. l.. dancing class still
hold their late at the Odd Fellows hal
with a full attendance, and the young
people make a most creditable show
ing even among the old dancers.
That the club dances of Saturday
evenings are we'll attended. Tickets
$3.50 per month for gentlemen, who
may bring as many ladies as they care
to escort.
That in celebrating their S3rd ami
versary the members of the I. o. o. F
lodge and the Rebekahs gave one Of
the incest of their their many nice
functions on the evening OF che 18th
Their fine hall was clean las a new
pin we'll lighted and tastefully decor
ated. The tables were beautifully ant
bountifully laid, and the banquet ex
cellently served by the prettiest 10
of girls in town. The program was wei
rendered. the speeches short and Il
the point, the recitations brisk ant
witty. the singing fine and the selec
lions by the band were Of the first or
der-new music given with spirit ant
skill.
That the time devoted to dancin,
was greatly enjoyed by the youngel
members and guests, and it was freel.
remarked that some of the most grace
full couples were the pupils of thu
dancing class.
That for a pleasant, enjoyable, socia
BILE time comenmd me to the recep
lions given by the different lodges o
Gallup.
Miss E. McIntire played the accom-
paniments for the songs and Miss Su
sic Mcconnell furnished the music 70
the dancing.
That some of the patrons of u pub
lie schools are looking up the law IL
regard to the use of a horse whip as
means of discipline in intermediate
grades.
That r. b. Lanigan is recovering
from a severe attack of rheumatism.
That Alex Elsie has been quite il
since his return from Salt Lake.
That the Montezuma band is practio
ing some fine new music, and the,
now play the regular band edition wit
comets leading, or the full orchestri
selections, violins leading. Officers in
stalled at last election were: w. "
Risdon. president; A. Smith, vice pres
ident; d. c. Russell, treasurer; w. Co
enso, secretary; Eddie Morris, libral
ian, and r. w. Wypor, leader.