Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. X. II.
James Mehan and wife, of Ell Paso,
are in the city. and are stopping with
the parents of Mrs. Menan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Davis.
Citizen readers who have friends Wis
iting them from outside towns and
whom this paper has so far overlooked
in paragraphing. are requested to
leave names at this Office.
Mrs. Robert Bowler. of Santa Fe, is
a fair visitor, the guest of her sister
! Mrs. Thos. Moore.
George II. Browne and d. X. B. Sci
ors are two busy men at the exhibition
hall. attending to he San Juan county
exhibit of vegetables. fruits. cereals,
etc.
]. w. Reynolds. the popular terrific
rial treasurer, is mingling with the
crowd at the fair this week.
George Brewer, the fire insurance
agent and adjuster, who was called to
Pennington to adjust some fire losses,
has returned to the city.
Col. and Mrs. ]. Van Houten. of Ra-
ton. are taking in the great fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. George V. Jennings,
who resided in this city a few years
ago. now of Pueblo. Colo, are here for
this week.
w. s. Goldsworthy and wife, from
Prescott, Arizona. are in the New Mex
leo metropolis. Mr.. Goldsworthy was
a few years ago ticket agent at the To-
cal depot. He is now connected with
the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix rail
way at Prescott.
Hon. Nestor Armijo, of Las Cruces.
with relatives here, is in the metrop-
oils to remain during the week.
Mrs. w. e. Weidemeyer. of Gallup,
Joined the delegation from the Carbon
City and was noticed at the fair
grounds.
Miss Dissette, supervisor of day In
dian schools. is in the city. She will
remain several days, and is the guest
of the local government Indian school.
Oliver Jackson and Paul Arlington,
two Pennington citizens. are here and
are having as much fun as any other
two men from the great SanJuan
try.
Mrs. j.. w. Bennett. wife of the well
known general merchant and Indian
trader at Houcks. Arizona. is in the
city enjoying the fair.
Mrs. Albert Refs, wife of a popular
citizen and ex-postmaster of Gallup,
is here this week.
Col. w. E. Martin, assistant warden
~ Tho Nau- Aynvinn nnntfnnfioru ic in
the city from Santa Fe, and will re-
main several days. He was around
talking base ball, and says he will
have Santa Fe represented by a fine
team next year.
The New Mexican says: Havelock
Garrett left for Albuquerque in charge
of the rifles and other weapons with
which w. E. Martin will astonish fail
visitors by fancy shooting.
A. h. Gibson and family, of Santa
Fe, and Mrs. Frank Goodman, Of
Cleveland, Ohio, are in the city to re
main during the fair week.
F. E. Mcfarland and wife. of Tope
ka, are in the city, and are the guest:
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Carman. Tht
: visitors have been out in California
and stopped over OF their way home.
r. l.. Young. attorney of Las Cruces
who attended the democratic conven
ton and the fair for n day, returned
south last night.
!, John Greenwald, the well known
democratic warhorse of Socorro, wa:
here the past few days. He has return
ed to Socorro.
F. w. Cook. of the local Office OF the
Equitable Life Assurance society. is
entertaining a friend. F. Crosby, who
is here from Austin. Texas.
w. II. Lilies, who is a well known
cattle owner of Socorro county, Is II
the city and is having plenty of fun.
!. The musical event of fair week vii
be Miss Albright's oncer tonight. /
, will commence promptly at s o'cock, Il
I, allow those who wish to attend thu
club ball after the concert.
Edward Il. Thomas, the talented bas
I so. will be heard probably for the las
time in Albuquerque in Miss Albright
+ conce at Colombo nall tonight, as tn
. popular singer has signed contracts Z
tour the southwest with the Cavett
: Concert company. Mr.. Thomas cav
: next week for Ell Paso, where he WI
Q Join the company.
9 Rev. Henry Forester. of the City
Q Mexico, formerly of Albuquerque, is
. the city and will stay here for a fe'
9 days.
. The Reynolds library will be close
. all day Thursday and Friday night.
Quite a number of Trinidad Peep
went to Albuquerque. the New MeXiC
o fair being the big attraction. Tie
were ticketed to that place on Il
o noon train. Others have signitied the
. intention of going tomorrow. The fal
Q is IS for the round trip, tickets on sa
until and including the 18th and goo
o until the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES