Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-26
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by the arrival of a baby boy. A baby
boy also frightened the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Sutherland. All con
cerned are doing well.
Mrs. VIM. Nelson, wife of VIM. Mel.
son. chief clerk to Master Mechanic
Parks, left for Los Angeles for a brief
stay with relatives and friends.
Edward Clark, one of our popular
engineers, running between W .nslow
and Gallup, has moved to the latter
place and taken up his residence there.
Thus goes another good citizen from
Winslow.
The company is building a large adj
dition to the railroad surgeons office,
south of the railroad company's tracks.
The card party given at the engin
GERS hall last Friday evening was well
attended. Those present were as fol
lows: Mr.. and Mrs. McGinty. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Bauerback. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. F~lickenger, Mr.. and lhrs. F. P. Sc
crist, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Burbage.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Embry. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. B. Thurston, Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
Stewart. Mrs. c.. Daze, Mrs. Sarah
Grub, Misses BERTHE kreutz, Leona
Mccain. Julia Mahoney, and Messrs.
j. Kreutz. j. F. Mahoney, Milton Todd,
w. r. Campbell, Ed Wolff, George
Kreutz. DR.. Sampson and Father Con-
molly.
Winslow lodge. A. F. & A. NJ, No. IS.
met Tuesday evening of last week and
conferred the entered apprentice de-
gree on Frank Thomas. They met again
and conferred the masters degree on
Homer H. Kendall. The work in the
above degree is very active.
The sad death of one of our oldest
residents and best friends occurred
Friday evening about 4 o'clock, when
the spirit of thomas Henry Fee took
it's flight into the unknown world.
where many have gone before us. Mr..
Fee was a well known and good citizen
and a loving father. He, like many OF
us, has had his ups and downs in life.
He leaves three children to mourn the
loss of a loving and careful father.
The wife of Mr.. Fee preceded him 10
the grave fifteen years, leaving a baby
girl only l year old. now Miss Ethel,
16 years old, and two sons. Chester,
IS years old, and Ira, 20 years old.
Mr.. Fee came to Winslow shortly after
the death of his wife from Knoxville,
Arkansas, and tool a position with he
railroad company as teamster, which
position he has held ever since, during
WnACh tiult ne lOOh SOOu SaiC " hio
children, educated them and put the
boys to trades, n by economical en-
cheering of his financial affairs man.
aged to lay aside for a rainy day some
money that his family may have some
comfort in the future. The deceased
was q prominent member of Winslow
lodge No. 10, A. F. & A. NJ, holding the
Office of junior warden. He was a mem
Der of Court Ruby Hill No. 4066, indie
pendent Order Oh Foresters, where he
held a policy for $500; also the Mod.
ems, where he held a policy for 81 900,
The funeral took place from the resi-.
dence at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
under the auspices of Winslow lodge,
A. F. & A. M, Ruby Chapter No. 3, o.
E. S., and the Independent Order OF
Foresters, and a large congregation of
friends. After the different societies
performed their burial rites the Rev.
E. G. Decker, of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, preached a funeral
m Chester Fee, who is engaged
finishing his trade in the Albuquerque
machine shops, came in Saturday NOR.
ming and will remain here until he can
see his brother and sister settled in
their home, when he will return to AL
buquerque. Thomas Henry Fee was
DOIH III SutSltl, oOuln SdlOlild, ~
1852. He joined the Masonic frater.
nifty at Knoxville, Arkansas, in Knox
vile lodge No. 230.
p. A. Ward received a telegram lnis
afternoon from his father, p. T. Ward,
that his brother Ed was lying at the
point of death at Oakland, California,
and to meet his mother .Aere at once.
He leaves tonight on the flyer for oak.
land.
Homer l.. Kendell, engineer left on
Sunday for La Junta, Colo, to visit his
baby and friends. Mr.. Kendell lost his
wife about a year ago, leaving him
with a young baby. which is being
cared for by a La Junta family. He
will return in the near future.
The Rev. Peck is having a success
at the revival meeting at the Metho
dist church. a good congregation at
tending each night and fruits of his
labors are in sight.
A snow storm is raging in Winslow
and the people of the town are wishing
it will continue all night. More snow
and less dust is what the stockmer
want.
G. c. Bryant was in town the latter
part of the week from Springerville
doing business with our merchants.
Mr.. Tardy was in from Fort Def
nee Sunday on business.
Peru Robbins leaves this evening
for San Francisco and other points in
California. to take in the sights and tC
visit friends. He will be away about
thirty days.
Jacob Loeb and Jacob Korber, OF
Albuquerque, are in town looking af
ter business.
The following are registered at the
Hotel Navajo: w. II. Powers, Will
Jams, A. T.; Chappie Miller, Jerome
A. T.; Jacob Korber, Jacob Loebs, Al
buquerque; N. p. Sissions, San Fran
cisco; X. X. Scott. Gallup, n. NJ.
SILVER CITY.
Special Correspondence.