Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-20

OF the occasion and the partners were
chosen by finding the numbers at.
tached to a ribbon on fine rose. Miss
Mhckay and Miss Kenderdine made
the highest scores. Delicious refresh
ments were served. and on the whole.
the event was one OF the most pleasant
tnat has been given for some time in
the city.
Mosdames q. r. Hin. Watson, Quig.
! ey. Scudder. Pritchctt. jackson. Bouch.
err Chapman ana Fugate left this aft
ernoon on No. 2 for Ration TO meet the
grand president of the Ladies auxn.
larry of the Order Railway Conductors.
Mrs. j. ~. Moore. Of Toledo. Ohio. The
ladies are having school of instruc-
ton at Ration, converting tonight and
lasting tomorrow. They expect to re.
turn next Friday
Mrs. j. j. Schmidt. daughter. Miss
Carrie. and son. Justus. left today for
Colorado Springs, where they will visit
and then go on east to New York
Thomas Ross is proudly showing a
couple OF ears of his corn crop. grown
at Romeroville. The corn is large.
well cared and even grained and is
really quite remarkable for this year
OF drought He has forty acres of il.
Miss Sadie Ross left this afternoon
for Galena, Mo, on visit back to her
old home.
Las Vegas. n. NJ. Sept. ls.-The re.
publicans held lively meeting in pre-.
cinct 20. west side. last night. The
meeting was held in the school house
Of district No. 4. and Manuel Gonzales
was chairman. and Florence Casaus
secretary. The managers had music
and ii was n lively session The meet.
Ing was called in the interest OF the or.
SANITATION of a republican club in she
precinct. and iifty-fve names were
signed TO the list last night. The next
meeting Will be held at the Exchange
h' - saturday night. when the organi.
zatiCn will be perfected and bylaws
adopted. Speeches were made By a
number, and the meeting held until
about midnight. There was a small
crowd of obstreperous republicans. as
ISOLATED with few unionists wao C.
cupied corner and kept up a howl.
SOM of their number made speech
the fee cure If which was that they did
nCt want to see any Ct the present
county officers renom ma .ed--they
want the Offices themselves. This wir-
OF boilers will ny end ruiz Ct mca..
ing tonight at the ST. Jlsern h"ll. ard
il Is expected that MargaIito Ron,to
will be the chief totem at this meeting.
though he was not present at the reg.
ula meeting last night
The Baca demo Gratis had a lonesome
meeting last night at Monte Carlo hall.
There Were more lights in the hon
than there were members
The unionists will Try end pull off a
big pow WOW next Sunday. Felix Mar.
tinez. of FL Paso, Is expected to be
present and on exhibition for the bene.
nj of the rabble. 1t is not decided yet
juat where they will pull off the circus
The dance given by the East Las
Vegas fire department last night at
the city hall was fairly well attended
and those who were present had a
very pleasant evening. The music
was good end the de ocing enjoyable.
on account Of the hall not being crowd
ed The boys netted a little money
on the affair. but not as much as was
hoped
The marriage Of Miss Harriet l..
Ciites to owen Weldon Gordon, was
solemnized last night at the home OF
the bride. Rev. Bourne tying the nup-
tial knot at $3.50. The happy couple.
with Miss Pearl Wean aud Joe Joqr :,
as bridesmaid and best man, stood in
the bay window, which had been nicely
festooned with ivy and sweet peas for
the ceremony. The bride was attired
In a white India linen dress and Ger
ricd BE- uduet of American beauty
roses. The biilesmP'd were blue
silk dress md - carr led roses. AT
ter the cere nony the twenty relatives
sricrdid wedding rerast and every
thing aas merry. The bride and groom
after the wedding went to their own
cottage on Columbia avenue, which
had been arranged for their occupancy
The groom is a painter at the shops
and Is a worthy young man. The bride
is the daughter of w. +. Critics, the
second hand dealer. and Is a most esti-
mable young lady. Many presents were
given the couple and oceans OF good
wishes are siven them by their many
fric rds.
At meeting Of the regents Of the
normal university IL was decided to
forbid any more base ball games on
Sunday In their park. The lease was
for the summer, allowing games as the
lesaees desired, but during September,
after the normal began. no Sunday
games were TO be permitted. The ac-
ton asst nish' the regents claim. was
In line with the original lease.
Buffalo Bills bill car No. is here to-
day, adding 10 the photographic dis
play of the wonders. There are fifteen