Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14

CITY.
There were several parties who went
TO the mountains yesterday To spend
the day.
Eugene l.. Warren. of silver City.
passed through here Saturday night on
his way home from Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. jerks and daugh.
ter. Miss Margaret. left last night ior
California for few weeks visit.
George +. Albright. manager of the
Journal-Dcmpcrat returned last night
from an extended visit at his old home
in Ohio.
Ed Grunsfeld. district manager of
:he Equitable Life Assurance society.
was a passenger from the south this
morning.
Miss Lizzie Slaughter. Of Bernalillo,
who has been visiting with friends in
this city the past week, returned home
this morning.
Edward Myers left Saturday night
for California, whore he will spend
month enjayidg the salt water air of
the Pacific coast.
The regular meeting of the Womans
Relief Corps vii be held at the Knights
of Pythias hall Tuesday at 2:30 p. IN.
Whitcomb. secretary
D. T. Jones, manager Of the big gen.
oral store AZ Madrid. passed through
the city this morning en- route from a
three weeks outing on the Pacific
coast to his home at Madrid
S W. Brown. in the cattle business
In Luna county and "A member Of the
territory cattle sanitary board. passed
al. h.. 4 Fg,.. 4 I.f
ing TO attend u meeting of the board
Henry G. Davis and John /. Clark.
Of New York City, and connected with
the Hyde Exploring Expedition, arriv-
ed in the city last night. after two
weeks sojourn on the Navajo reserva-
ton.
\. NJ. Bergcre clerk Of the district
court at Santa Fe. arrived In AlbuQucr-
que last night He has just finished
shearng his sheep in eastern Valencia
county, ana reports the wool crop cN-
ccptionally good.
NJ w. Flourro.'. vice president Of
the First National bank. left last night
for short vacation on the Pacific
coast Mrs Flournoy and daughter.
Miss Nell. expect to follow. leaving
here Thursday night.
Charles Carlton Aver, professor Of
Romance languages In Boulder unlver-
sity. Boulder. Colorado. spent yester-
day here as the guest OF Prof. w. q.
Tight. OF the Unworthy. He left last
night for the Grand canyon.
Miss Pearl DE Shon, a pleasant little
lady Of Gallup. arrived in the city 20
day and viii spend the summer visit
ing with Mrs A. u. Whtson. Miss De
.t.l 4. 10. 20.
ed musician, will take a course In mu-
sic with Mrs Mabel liimoe.
A.. j. LOOMS. OF Santa Fe w. l..
Painter. of Omaha. and George ".
Wheelock, of Denver, all with the Unit
ed States internal revenue department,
are spending a few days In the city.
Mr.. Wheclock has a daughter who was
injured in the hay ride disaster which
occurred at Denver on Saturday.
Capt. Jack Crawford. the poet scout.
passed through this city this morning
on route to Rocky Ford from San Mar
cal where he goes to attend the Colo
RADIO department reunion of the Grand
| Army Of the Republic which VIII be
/ held there the latter part of this week.
| Captain Jack Is billed as the chief en-
tertainer OF me meeting.
w. J. Thornby, OF Deadwood South
| Dakota, and W. II. Lake. of NeN> York,
passed through here last night on their
way to Bisbee, Arizona. To examine
some mining property. Mr.. Thornby
was well known in New Mexico twenty
| years ago but has not been back here
since that time He is amazed and de-
/ lighted with the development OF New
/ Mexico and says his impressions have
undergone great change.
Rally day was observed yesterday
al the Lead Avenue Methodist Epsco-
PAL church. The children had n pro-
gram at the Sunday school hour, The
Epworth league gathered a large con-
gregation of young people and placed
badges on each as they came In.
children's choir assisted in the pro-
gram. Several new members were adj
ded to the league. Ten joined the
church by letter and eleven on proba-
ton In the morning. DR.. Bunker
preached sermon to the Epworth lea
que at night