Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18

Inc marriage OF MISS Anita Lewis
to Leo Pine. which was to have &C.
Cured last "Wednesday. was postponed
indefinitely on account Of sickness In
family.
q. w. Merrill, a prominent lumber
dealer OF Deming. is among the fair
visitors.
M. Reid and wife. Of Gallup. form
er residents Of Albuquerque. are In the
city enjoying the fair Festivities.
F. II. Hilton. general mere hant OF
San Antonio. IL mingliny with the big
crowd here today.
Mrs. James Carman. OF Gallup. who
10 having splendid time seeing the
fair aid visiting friends, will return
home tonight
Mrs. j. 8. Trimble and children. OF
FL Paso have been In the city this
week.
II. F. Heller, the Cabezon merchant,
has enjoyed this week in the city.
Patrick +. Garrett. collector of Gus.
toms at Ell Paso, is In the city for the
fair.
Miss Laura Znth and Miss Kathar-
Inc Graves. two popular young ladies'
OF Belen. who have been spending a
couple Of days in the city taking in the
fair. returned home last night.
w NJ. Borrowdale. the Magdalena
druggist. Is In the city taking In the
fair and buying supplies.
Last night. ut l045 o'clock. an
alarm of fire was turned in and the
fire department hurriedly responded.
The call was for the corner of Second
street and Railroad avenue, and when
the firemen reached that place they
found the stand. used by the Elks for
the disposal Of confetti, In flames. The
decorations were allowed to burn
themselves out, and in consequence no
water was turned on. 1t Is thought
that some miscellaneous individual, not
content on throwing confetti, thought
OF more lively excitement and applied
a match to the decorations.
VIII Horabin. general merchant and
Indian trader at Thoreau, in business
with Richard Wetherill, is here and
has enjoyed himself this week.
Prof +. A. Jones. who is kept busy
these days inspecting mines for east.
ern capitalists. will be a south hound
passenger tonight.
Mrs. F. NJ. Jones. of Santa Fe, Is
here on visit to Der husband and to
attend the fair. MIR. Jones is in the
policy business, and is doing a fine
business.
j. II. Hall and wife. of Athens, ILL.,.
reached the city in time to attend
several days of the big fair. and they
are well pleased with the sights they
have seen.
Prof. r. ID. A. Cockerell. OF the Nor.
NAL school. Las Vegas. was here last
night and had a splendid time.
Charles. w Eckert, the Las Placitas
mine operator, is here mixing with the
crowd.
Il. j. Huling, formerly In the wool
and hide. purchasing business In Albu
querque. but now big wool buyer OF
Trinidad, Colo, was noticed at the fair
grounds yesterday.
Miss Cortesy, a popular young lady
of Socbrro, who has friends in this
city, has been 4 visitor the past few
days.
Mrs. G.. X. Bailey. OF Cerrillos, are
still in the territorial metropolis.
Pierre Allaire and Miss Louise
Wentworth, of San Antonio, ~ NJ.
are lingerers in the city.
l.. +. Adams and Charles Maxwell.
of Lamar, Colo. are in the city today.
w. c. Portcrfeld, well known Sill
yer City business gentleman. is in the
territorial metropolis
w. w. Risdon, a popular citizen of
Gallup. who attended meeting of the
New Mexico Firemen's association
here and also took in the big fair, has
returned to Gallup.
Mrs. John Roger Haynes Is reported
dangerously Ill with typhoid fever
Yesterday consultation of physicians
was held on her case.
Joe. =. Goodlands. who represents
the Myers Drug company. of st. Louis.
was here yesterday and took in the
Ellis parade last night. That tall.
handsome figure. with boomers, and
who threw bouquets of sweet words to
people, was Joe Goodlander. Don't tell
him who gave away his disguise.
Miss Mabel Stone. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. II. Jay Stone, who has been
seriously III the past week with ~.
phoid fever. is reported today consid.
erably better.