Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30


Ciuce1 'aLt night
Nrs. " T. Oliver. formerly OF this
city. Passed through here Saturday
evening on her way from Topeka to-
i Pasc. Mrs. Oliver Is the wife OF she
Santa fe land agent and says their
sen. Paul. Is employed at Galveston.
Sc may visit friends here on her re.
trfn.
David Weinmann. of the firm of
Weinmann & Lewinson. proprietors of
The Economist dry goods store. writes
''om New York that he has been sue.
cessful In securing a nice lot of fall
and winter goods and that he will ar
rive home about the 10th of Septem.
her.
Mrs. II. q. Whitcomb, son In law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miles
OF Wichita, Kas., who have been spend.
ing several weeks at differen, resorts
on the Pacific coast, arrived In the city
this morning. Mr.. Miles continued on
the Journey to Wichita. where he Is In
the employ Of the Santa Fe. Mrs. Miles
viii remain In the city until Septem.
Der.
Misses Josie. Louise, Lucy and Lola
Harris. who have been spending sew.
eral weeks visiting at San Bernardino
Cal, returned home this morning
Another good rain last night and this
morning. The river is full of running
water, while the bitches throughout
the valley are overlooking themselves.
Although 1t rained Saturday night. a
pretty far crowd attended the Berry.
Devine concert and dance at Orches
trion hall. Those who were in attend.
ance report having had fine time. and
the music and dance was kept up until
early Sunday morning.
James ncCorriston was in GOOD
numor this morning. and kept n small
party OF friends laughing for several
hours 1T Zeiger's Cafe. He was well
stocked with new jokes, but the richest
OF all was his story of Juarez trip
made several years ago, In which a
piece OF sugar cane cut a most impor-
tant figure.
Charles Pottery. who is the owner of
some fine real estate in this city. is
here, shaking hands with his old time
friends. Although his home is In
Trinidad, Colo, Mr. Pottery is well
known throughout central New Mex
leo, and has iiocks Of sheep and herds
OF cattle grazing on good ranges with.
in days ride of this city
A, j. Maloy. the railroad avenue gro.
Gerry merchant. has just installed in
his place of business q horse power
electric motor which is used for grind.
ing coffee and spices. 1t does the work
In line style. at any speed required. and
with no exertion or noise. The motor
Is made by the General Electric COM
pany, and was purchased through the
Enterprise Manufacturing company of
Philadelphia.
Hubb Leeds, who was brought to the
city last Saturday by DR.. Shields from
the Jemez hot springs. was removed to
the St Joseph hospital yesterday. This
morning. assisted by DR.. Shields, DR..
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the sick man. who Is suffering with
dropsy. Word was received at The
iCtizen Office this afternoon to the
effect that the operation was success.
full and that Mr.. Leeds is considered
much better.
Thomas Votaw. the saw miller in
the Manzano mountains near Chilli, is
in the city to visit his wife and daugh.
ter, Mrs w. c. Mason, for a few days.
He says he did not know of the disap.
pearance OF George Oliver until he
reached the city, but now recalls to his
memory the fact that natives. residing
near his saw mill. ~yere talking one
day OF seing a strange man In their
neishborhood; that the fellow was
short in stature. light complexion. blue
eyes and constantly talked to himself.
lne natives told Mr.. Votaw that the
stranger was ON the road coming in
the direction of Albuquerque.
VIM ID. McFerran, the popular Wells
Fargo express agent, is passing cigars
around today. A ten pound baby boy
which arrived at that gentleman's
home. ST. West Gold avenue. last
night, is the occasion. All concerned
are doing nicely.
Misses Irene and Louise Saint.
daughters of j, L. Saint. returned last
night from Santa Fe, where they were
the guests the past week OF Mrs. H. l..
McCance. They attended the dance
the other night at the capital given by
members Of the Pennsylvania club.
d. A, Shope, the popular superin.
tendent OF bridges and buildings on
The Santa Fe Pacific. came in from the
west this morning. He says the west.
ern country received several fine rains
the past week, and everything looks
prosperous, the cattle and sheep hav.
ing plenty OF good grass and water for
a few months TO come.