Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-19
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c HAPPENINGS.



Levi A. Hughes, a wool buyer from
Santa Fe, is in the city today.
]. s. Greer and Ellen c. Greer, of
Holbrook, are in the city from the
west.
DR.. w. ID. Radcliffe. the popular ply
sician and surgeon of Belen. was in
the city yesterday.
The McSpadden-S Springer Transfer
company have Just added two more
fine delivery horses to their stables.
r. B. Thomas, of the Consolidated
Mining and Smelling company of Ger
rillos, came in from the north Mon
day.
DIR. j. e. King and wife, of Denver,
after remaining here the past two
weeks, were passengers for Phoenix
last night.
A. A. Keen, the territorial land COM
missioner, who enjoyed the Sabbath
and Monday. with his wife, has return
ed to Santa Fe.
Mrs. Simon Neustadt and Mrs. Louis
VI lo luldo. dlG Ill Tile Dle-
tropolis today, greeting friends and
doing some necessary shopping.
Today, W. ID. Slade, manager of w.
L. Trimble & Co.'s hog and chicken
ranch, just south of the old town, kill
cd two hogs that weighed $40 pounds.
The time of pumpkin pies, turkey
and cranberries is drawing near. Now
is the time to make known your
Thanksgiving sales through The Citi.
zen.
The grounds of coffee, after using
the liquid, are excellent to mix with
the earth used in flower beds. They
keep the earth moist and facilitate
blosspming.
Ellsworth ingalls, left Monday for
Gallup. Mr.. ingalls, is a special gov
eminent attorney taking evidence in
Indian depreciation claims against the
government.
Mrs. F. r. Harrington, of Bisbee,
Arizona, came in from the west this
morning. and met here her relative,
Mrs. c. M. Harrington, of Port Huron,
Mich, who arrived last night.
Charles Gehring, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Gehring, is slowly recovering from
a seven weeks siege with typhoid few
err. He is at the railway hospital and
is receiving excellent attention.
This is the season of the year that
many of the young people of the native
population are Joined in marriage, and
from nov until the first Of the new
year marriages will be numerous these
cool. bracing mornings at the Catholic
churches.
Mr.. McNally, of the firm of Rand &
Mentally, of Chicago, in company with
his wife, daughter and a party of la
dies, passed through the city Monday
n route to their winter home in Cali
fcrnia. The party spent the hour be-
tween arrival and departure here visit.
ing the Alvarado and the Indian curio
rooms.
The New Mexican says: George II.
Brewer, of Albuquerque, superintend-
ent of missions of the Baptist church
in New Mexico. Rev. w. H. Rishel,
missionary at Velarde. accompanied
by his wife, and Rev. N. B. Riarden. of
Omaha, Nebraska, arrived from Albu-
querque yesterday, where they attend.
ed the Baptist convention, and were
bound to Velarde over the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad.
Roger p. Smythe, of New York. and
William B. Starr. of Nebraska, left the
city last evening for Dillon, Neb. Mr..
Smythe will return to New York soon
where he will resume his law studies.
The gentlemen have been in the city
since the first of October and during
their brief stay have made many
friends. Mr. Smythe over-taxed his
health while in school and was recup-
Grating in the southwest. The bright
sunshine, the light air and active life
o restored him to his own.
Queen Zyra, whose magical educa-
ton, was received in Cairo, Egypt,
has found Albuquerque a fruitful field
and has removed to larger quarters on
South Second street, opposite the post
Office. In the center of the rooms sits
the Oriental queen in a small tent
decorated with red and green stream
ers. The queen has found many peo-
pie here who have hands which hold a
future that they look forward to with
great yearning, others who do not be,
lieve in palmistry, yet they seek the
queens council and learn what they
can just the same.
George p. Learnard, the piano man,
who always wears a happy smile
whether he sells pianos or not, return
ed yesterday from a business trip
TO Winslow and several other western
towns. Business is good" said Mr..
Learnard. Il made several good sales
with the prospect Of more. | was sur
prised to find so many Citizens in cir
culation through Arizona and New
Mexico, 1t surely speaks well for the
popularity of the paper outside of the
city, as well as in the city" Mr.. Hall,
the other half of the hustling firm will
leave for Needles Cal and other west