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

night for Los Angeles. CAL where Mrs.
Greer is at present sojourning. They
VIII remain In southern California a
few weeks. and then return to Dem
ing.
II. S. Grimes and wife. who visit.
cd Captain and Mrs. A. b. Fitch at
Magdalena. were here yesterday or
their return to Portsmouth, Ohio
James s. Duncan and W. G. Hayden.
who were down south on business con.
nected with the building and loan as.
ISOLATION Of Las Vegas. passed up the
read foi the Meadow city this morn
ing.
In the series Of Half Hours with the
Great Hymn Writers" Charles Yves.
ley and his hymns are the subject at
the Baptist church tomorrow evening.
Pastor Powell's talk Is on "Life's Cri.
sis"
There are now three Franciscan
fathers at Pena Blanca, this county.
They are Fathers Albert. Theodore
and Abogasto. These fathers will do
missionary work in New Mexico. They
are linguists. speaking several Ian
guages. and are otherwise well educat-
ed.
A natural wool Navajo blanket of
many colors and artistic figures. five
feet in width and eight feet In length.
hangs on exhibition In Zeiger's Cafe.
II Is a present from Lorenzo Hubbell
to James McCorriston, and the forum
ate owner will use 1t as ping pong
lay out
Robert Brown, who resided here a
few years ago. has returned to the
city and intends TO reside here per.
manently In the future. Since leaving
here few years ago Robert visited
many quarters of the United States.
and at every stopping place he found
some one who in years past resided in
tails city.
DIR. Shields and nurse, o. s. Brown.
brought Hub Leeds to the city today
from the Jemez hot springs. On reach.
Ing Los Corrales. the doctor telephon.
ed to the city that they were on their
way In, and John A. Lee and +. II.
Dunbar went out to meet the sick man.
Mr.. Leeds is still very sick and for the
time being will stop at his own resi-
dence. No 500 Roma avenue.
A fine rain, one OF the best in years,
visited the city and Rio Grande valley
last night.
Il. c. Haynes, who came here a short
time ago from Santa Fe. has purchased
the Chris Lamporter residence on
North Third street; consideration, pri.
vRte.
A. Mennet. the Las Vegas commits.
sion merchant after a visit to the
towns south of the territorial metrop.
ellis. came In this morning and contin.
ued north.
j. w. McQuade. the contractor and
builder. In letter to The Citizen, says
that himself and family have arrived
at San Diego, Cal, and all are having
| q fine time.
Leonard Skinner left yesterday for
San Antonito. in the Sandia noun
tains. where he will again re-establish
3 saw mill. He was accompanied by
Edward Miller.
Teresita Gutierrez de Armijo. wife
OF the editor OF FL Indito. the Spanish
paper published In old town. died this
morning about IL o'clock from com
rlication OF diseases.
Miss Ada Alexander. who resided
here the past year, left this morning
fer her old home at Salina, Ohio.
Friends were at the local depot to see
Der safely on the train.
b. Ruppe. the Railroad avenue drug
gist, has installed at his place of bust
ness bran new electric pianola TO re.
place the electric piano destroyed in
his recent store disaster.
Capt. Winfield Scott. ex-chaplain OF
the regular United States army. is In
the city from Scottsdale. Arizona, and
Is the guest of Rev. George II. Brewer.
He will leave tonight for the east,
Seven big freight wagons loaded
with merchandise of all sorts. cham
peroned by VIII clifford, fled out OF
town yesterday bound for the Santa Fee
Central railroad construction camps.
T. Y. Maynard, the Second street
jeweler, is on the sick list.
Emil Klelnwort and ]. Holman have
Joined the local herd OF Elks.
Arthur Heyn spent sunday at Belen.
returning to the city this morning.
Rev. George J. Jouliard, the parish
priest of Gallup, was In the city yester.
day.
Miss Katherine Hill has returned to
her position as saleslady a; The Econo.
mist.
Louis Huning spent Sunday in his
home at Los Lunas. returning this
morning.
Mrs. w. d. Clayton has retrned from
visit to her son. DR.. Edmund Clay
ton, at Gallup.
r. w. Chaves attorney who visit aA