Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-27
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l. SohCtIl anu udnce at COlOmDO mail
tonight. Admission, rs and so cents.
Plenty of turkey today in the city.
and everybody enjoyed a good, square
meal.
Some interesting races, given under
the auspices of the Gentlemen's Driv-
ing association, are in progress at the
fair grounds.
Captain Oliphant, the roadmaster of
the Rio Grande division of the Santa
Fe, was here yesterday on business
connected with his duties.
Hon. Solomon Luna, of Valencia
county, was in the city yesterday. He
went south on a freight today to eat his
Thanksgiving turkey at his home in
Los Lunas.
A. E. Powell, the popular route agent
of Wells-Fargo Express company, who
was out on the road the past week, re-
turned to the city last night, so as to
enjoy his Thanksgiving turkey with
his family.
The Thanksgiving dance at the Com
mercial club was a most enjoyable af-
fair, although the number of dancers
was small. A delicious turkey lunch
was served, and dancing continued
until a late hour.
Manuel r. Springer, the old town
general merchant, has a Thanksgiving
gift in the shape of a bouncing baby
boy weighing eleven pounds. The at
tending physician announces mother
and child doing nicely.
That Hawaiian claret punch, intro
duced to the patrons of the White Ele-
plant this morning by Lou A. Schoe-
necker, touched the right spot, and
was pronounced by several old timers
as the very best on the market today.
The stock of goods of Theo. Muen-
stermann, the Railroad avenue shoe
merchant, was moved today to the va.
cant store room opposite the p~ostof1ce,
where Mr.. Muenstermann will be To-
Gated in the future. The vacant store
room on Railroad avenue will soon be
occupied by B. Ruppe, the druggist.
Col. and Mrs. A. A. Trimble gave a
delightful and grand Thanksgiving
dinner, in honor of their cousins, Mrs.
Judge Burgess, of jefferson City, Mo-,
and Mrs. Redman, of Kentucky. Judge
J. s. Trimble, Judge A. ]. Crawford and
family, William l.. Trimble and all
others of this extensive family were in
vited to share it.
The Ladies' auxiliary of st. Joseph's
hospital held the military meeting in
the parlors of A.. Borders in the Com
mercial club building yesterday after
noon. Organization was completed
and the good work begins with a large
and interested membership. The pur-
pose of the organization is to furnish
linen and clothing for the charity pa
ltients of the hospital.
Mrs. Anna Grace Jacobs, 80 years of
age, the wife of, P. r. Jacobs, a bust
ness man of Spokane, Wash, died at
her room in the Highlands yesterday.
tThe deceased had been a resident here
only a short time. She leaves a hus-
band and a year old brother to mourn
her death. Her father and mother live
in Scotland. The remains were taken
charge of by o. w. Strong & Sons. and
sent to Spokane for interment last
night.
Charles Gates Ward, city editor OF
the Journal democrat and wife, nee
Miss Turner, were unexpected arrivals
on the late train last night. They had
just returned from a honeymoon trip
in Colorado after the wedding in st
Louis last week. The arrival of Mr.,
and Mrs. Ward was so untimely that
the reception planned by their friends
did not m~aterialize. But congratula
lions are in order just the same. The
happy couple will be at home after
January /, at 724 South Third street.
Hon. w. d. Hoard. ex-governor Of
Wisconsin, arrived last night from
Fort Atkinson, that state, joining here
his wife and son, A. r. Hoard and wife
who arrived a few weeks ago. The
ladies are here for their health, anC
the men abide their waiting. In tina
event, the party may remain here SOM
time, and again may depart for a little
warmer climate in a few days. Th'
/. senior Hoard is editor and publishes
of Hoard's Dairyman and the Jefferson
County Union at Fort Atkinson, Wis.
Concert and dance at Colombo hal
tonight. Admission, rs and so cents.
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