Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-07
GALLUP NOTES.
What Has Seen Going on in the Busy
Town.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Gallup. n. NJ, --pril 7.-On dit:
That since the six weeks" are over
we have been having the typical wea-
Their of the Land of Sunshine"
That ID. G. Russell, of the firm of
Russell & Elsie, has gone to San Fran
cisco on business, and some hint to
look up a favorable location.
That the Hey Rubes were in the
base ball game on Sunday afternoon.
That the entire republican ticket got
left, except r. b. Lannigan, member of
school board.
That the entire democratic ticket got
there, except A. T. Refs, candidate for
school board.
That the school board will now con-
sist of VIM. Stewart, r. B. Lanigan,
and A. Brown, Sr.
That Gallup as a fhole is sorry. to
lose DR.. Edmundson and wife from
among US.
That a farewell reception was given
at the residence of the Episcopal pas
tor on the afternoon of the 5tn-a fare
well to DIR. Edmundson and wife.
That the Guild met at Mrs. Ed Harris
on Thursday afternoon and was de
lightfully entertained.
that mlSS mdIStild hlSuOn tllltl-
tanned the Mission club on Saturday
afternoon. the Goth of March. Mrs.
Risdon, assisted by Miss McIntire serv-
ed lunch to the fourteen girls present.
Mrs. Aldrich is the promoter of the
club and her girls are enthusiastic
over the work.
That for three months me B. T. l..
dancing class has met on Thursday ev-
ening at the Odd Fellows hall, and al
though the management met with some
criticism in regard to it's exclusiveness
the results have justified the measures
adopted, for the Thursday evening ses-
sions are counted the most interesting
feature of the week. The members
are doing finely and the class is self
supporting, without any of the contri-
buttons offered to MAIN its success.
That the entertainment given under
the auspices of the Catholic church
on Tuesday evening was a pleasant af
. fair, the best home talent production
for a long time. The first part of the
evening was devoted to musical mum
bers and recitations, followed by a n
act comedietta, who's to Win Him.
Characters, Misses McNallin, Ortiz
Murphy, Brocklett and Smith, Messrs
Lorin Smith, Lawrence Smith and VIM
McSparron. Lorin Smith is too wei
known as a singer and actor to neeC
comment of ours. Miss Brocklett die
the shy ~lassie," Miss Smith the so
ciety" part, Miss Murphy the sentimen
tai one, Miss McNalin was it as "th'
sporty, up to date" type and Miss Orti,
is at home on the stage, easy graceful
and a fine singer as well. Lawrence
Smith was himself, and VIM. McSpar
ron-well, Willie made another hit
and in an altogether different roll
from his former successes. But yer,
few professionals could excel his ren
dition of the character of "Mr. Prattle
ton Primrose" That a large percent
age of the audience remained for tn
dance. Father Jouillard is to be cor
graduated on the success of the affair
That Messrs. Risdon and Wypres
have built a boat and when the pain
is dry its carrying powers will be test
ed in the waters of Lake Mariana b
William Stewart and a party of due
hunters.
That the night school of Prof. Lar
kin is well attended.
That the criticism of our publ
schools, though merited in some in
stances. should not be taken as includ
ing all the teachers. Nor do think /
was so intended.
That Mrs. Nella Harding-Jones
death came as a shock to her friends
She left three little boys, who have tn
sympathy of the community.
That there are rumdrs of the open
ing of some of the closed mines in tn
near future.
Accidents come with distressing fire