Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-30

building there. They were met at the
depot by a number Of friends and rela-
tives.
A. ID. Whitson. of the Whitson Music
company, who was mp north the past
few weeks. returned to the city last
night.
Mr.. ana Mrs. T. n. Benson, and
daughter, Mrs. J. II. Pegue. returned
to the city last night from Bland, and
will reside here in the future.
Mrs. w. j. Zirhut is reported quite
III, and two physicians consulted over
her case last night. The lady has a
very high fever, and it is feared that
she has typhoid fever.
The retail department of the whole
sale liquor establishment of Bachechi
dress of wall paper and a new coat of
paint. Fixing up for the fair.
The boys at the fire department
have become very ambitious. They
were caught today cleaning house, no
doubt getting everything clean and in
order before their undoubtedly busy
time during the fair.
Excelsior lodge. Degree of Honor,
viii meet in regular session tomorrow
wednesday, night at 7:45. Initiation
Of candidate. refreshments, etc. All
members requisite. to be present. Wis
iting members invited to attend. Eta
b. Allison, recorder.
The Allison block on North First
street. which was condemned last week
on account of the walls being cracked
up the sides, is being repaired. The
Rico Cafe, which occupies the building,
fave continued to do business, the en-
trance being in the rear.
Miss Mamie Tierney, the popular
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Tierney, has returned from her long
visit with relatives and friends at
Burlington, Iowa. Miss Mamie could
not remain away any longer. as she
was wanted here to help the other
Albuquerqueans make the territorial
fair a great success.
Col. Ralph E. Twitchell, who mixes
base ball with that OF law, proving a
grand success in both occupations, is
here today from Las Vegas. He re-
grets that he fell down on his PROPOSE
ton to see Las Vegas represented at
the territorial fair by a professional
base ball club, but says he will attend
and yell for the Albuquerques at the
ball tournament.
1t is understood that the promoters
of the new bank have ordered all the
necessary fixtures, and have taken a
lease on the corner store room of the
Colubbus Hotel building. now occupied
by H. e. Fox, Jeweler. Mr.. Fox has
been given thirty days, 20 it is stated,
to secure other quarters, so the bank
desire to open up for
business as oon as possible.
Wednesday evening begins the Jew
ish New Year. Services will be held
at Temple Albert, corner West Gold
avenue and Seventh street, at 7:45 p.
m. Wednesday and 10 a. m. Thursday.
musical programs have been
prepared. Rabbi Jacob H. Kaplan will
speak Wednesday evening IN Count
ing Time" on Thursday morning the
sermon will beron Gods Voice and
Mans Answer The public is wei
come. ~ d.. :,
Rev. Mark Hodgson and Rev. Robert
.odgson, and Rev. W. ID. Clayton re-
.urned to the city this morning after
attending the Methodist conference at
Paso. The former is returned to
he Highland Methodist church, while
Rev. Robert Hodgson is returned to
iallup and was reappointed presiding
,lder of the Albuquerque district. Rev.
desser passed through to Cerrillos,
where he will he stationed another
ear, and Rev. Nugget got off the
rain at Socorro and will remain at