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

Ituuo'u WIS u puS5tHScI IoI odhtu
Fe this morning.
Louis Benjamin. with the Armour
Packing company. has returned from q
business trip south.
Dan Elliott. the roadmaster for the
New Mexico disvision. and Frank y.
Hook are in the city from Las Vegas.
Mrs. Il. u. Thomas and daughter,
Miss Margarine. arrived from Magda-
lena this morning and are spending
the day In the city.
Col. !. b. Wagstaff, who has been
spending some months in albuquerque
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Craw.
ford. left yesterday for his home in
Tennessee.
Col. j. Francisco Chayes. the terrific
rial school superintendent. is in the
city from Santa Fe on legal matters.
He will return north tonight or tomor-
row morning.
Raymond Morley. football coach for
the Columbus university of New York.
spent yesterday In the city AS a guest
of Roy Stamm and left this morning
for New York
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Unioa will hold n sociable at the
Salvation Army tent. corner Lead ave
nuo and Second street. Monday eve
ming, September Is. Ice cream and
cake. Is cents.
George Huhne, of st. Louis. has ac-
cepted clerkship at the Golden Rule
Dry Goods company's store and will
take up the duties Of that position
Monday morning Mr.. Huhne comes
well recommended.
Brother Botulph. of the st. Michael
college, Santa Re. and Brother James.
OF the boys school. Bernalillo. are in
the city today. They will return north
tonight. Brother Botulph stopping over
for the day at Bernalilio.
J. f. Salter and wife registering
from Denver, are in the city. Mr.. Sal
ter attended the street fair and carnl-
val In Albuquerque several years ago.
and he and wife will probably remain
until after the forthcoming fair,
Archibald Hilton. one of Albuquer.
for the home of his boyhood days in
Iowa. Mr.. Hilton has been away from
home about thirty years and has broth.
ers and sisters that he has never seen.
$. w. Brown. a prominent citizen OF
the thriving town of Deming, accompa.
MED by his wife aud daughter arrived
in the city yesterday morning. Mrs.
Brown and daughter continued east TO
81. Joseph, Mo-, 10 visit with friends
and MIR. Brown spent the day in the
city.
Rev. T. C. Beattie has returned from
an extended visit to his wife's old
home In Chester, New York. The gen.
tleman has gained some in avoirdupois
and looks well and hearty. Mrs. Beat
tie will remain In New York some time
longer.
Mrs. John $. Trimble and children
who were on visit To southern Call
fornia the past couple OF months. re.
turned to the city this morning. and
are stopping with Col. A. A. Trimble
of the old town. The husband. John s.
Trimble, will probably arrive here to.
morrow morning from lei Paso
One OF the interesting attractions
which will occur at Las Vegas next
Sunday will be the bowling match be.
tween the Las Vegas Gross-Kelly Gro
Gerry company's team and the Albu
querque Gross-Kelly Grocery compa
ny's team. The two teams are hot RI
walls when after business and they are
likely to put up hot game.
Roy Mcdonald, manager for the ter.
ritorial fair base ball team. went 70
Las Vegas last night to confer with
Col. Ralph Twitchell in regard To the
Las Vegas team, which is coming "a
the fair. Manager Mcdonald will re
main over Sunday at the Meadow city
and catch for the Santa Fe Centrals
in the game which win be played there
tomorrow. Bert Worries and James
Cosgrove will go up tonight To engage
in the game also. Worries will play
with the Centrals and Jimmie with the
Las Vegas team.
Senator w. H. Andrews. president
of the Albuquerque Eastern and Santa
Fe Central railroads. came up from El
Paso this morning on passenger No
%. spent a couple Of hours in the city
and continued north to Santa fe on
passenger No. .. Mr.. Andrews says
that the Santa Fe Central grading out
fits VIII reach Santa Fe in about TWEEN
ty days. When asked about the Albu
Querque Eastern. Mr.. Andrews said
that the road would be built and that
work would commence on II just as
soon as the Santa Fe Central Is finish
ed.
Department Commander ]. w. Ed
wards returned last night from Las
Vegas, where he went few days ago
TO reorganize the Grand Army OF the
Republic post at that place. Mr.. Ed,
wards reports having had a splendid
trip and Is well satisfied with the work
accomplished Sherman post No. J.