Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
FROM GALLUP.


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Gallup. n. NJ. Sept. 29.-On dit: That
the political taffy kettle is bubbling ia
Gallup and candidates are forgetting
the fouds and grievances and cultivat.
ing love for their fellowmen.
That so many OF our young people
have gone or are going to different
points for purposes of further cduca.
ton that ii is rather lonesome for
those who remain.
That Mrs. G. N. Cotton accompanied
her daughter to Los Angeles, where
Miss Barbara enters a private board.
ing school.
That Fred McSparrcn was up from
Winslow visiting the home folks for n
few days.
That the citizens of Gallup sympa-
thize with the relatives of Willie Gun.
bingham In their grief on his untimely
death. His mother was sister OF Hon.
Alex Bowie. Mrs. Paul johnson, Mrs.
John Stewart aad Mrs. Emma Book.
lett. Mrs. NJ, b. Johnson. Mrs. S.
Woods and Misses Mary and Kate Gun
bingham are sisters Of the deceased.
Will was a quiet and gentlemanly
young man, respected by all.
That Miss Jennie Bayliss is rapidly
recovering from her recent illness.
That Sharp and Johnson are improy-
ing their mining property north OF
town.
That on the evening OF the asth at
the residence OF the brides parents,
Rev. Seabourna pronounced the words
that united In marriA sc John Bowie
and Miss Blanche Mulholland. John
Is the third son OF Hon. Alex Bowie; a
young man of sterling qualities. quiet
and unassuming. with a host OF warm
friends. Miss Blanche is the oldest
daughter Of Hon. Gus Mulholland, and
has grown from childhood to woman.
hood In our midst. In the lottery of
marriage Jack has surely drawn
prize. for Blanche Is one Of the sweet.
est tempered, truest hearted little las
sizes ] have ever known. The evening
was a success In every way. The proud
and happy bridegroom. the lovely
bride, the smiling attendants. admiring
friends, beautiful presents and the de-
licious spread, not Earring note to
the harmony OF the occasion, not
shadow of sorrow. save for the tears of
the little brothers and sisters vino
seemed only able 10 grasp the idea
that In some way they were losing
their beloved sister.
That the party given by Mrs. c. N.
Cotton as a farewell TO the many
friends OF Miss Barbara was a most en-
joyable AFFAIR and the ten young cou-
pies of young folks are enthusiastic
over the arrangements made for their
pleasure.
That Miss Mcconnell was pianist.
using the same music to which the
youthful company had danced during
the six months session of the b. T. l..
dancing class. under the instruction
and management Of Il. Wyper.
That Mrs. Sanjule secured some very
good negatives Of Indian groups and
dances as a result of her trip to Isleta
and Laguna. Such subjects are very
hard to get owing to the superstitions
of the Indians. although the Hodgson
Bros. have some typical groups that
are very natural, having bribed the
subjects.
That Prof. r. Il. Larkin is candidate
for the ONCE OF school superintendent.
for which position he Is well quail
fed.
That Messrs. Kenney. Risdon. Elsie
and Sabin are out at Lake Marian for
a few days shooting. duck having been
reported as being plentiful since the
rains.
That the Ladies Aid society of the
Congregational church has been reor-
ganized, and a choir Is being selected.
with Mrs. Mcconnell rs organist. Rev
Patterson has the qualities necessary
for the gathering together OF the scat
tered elements of this church. which
was so prosperous and enthusiastic
under the administration Of Rev. p. A.
simpkins. Key. Patterson has many
admirers and there are many who viii
gladly assist In his work OF rounding
up" It's scattered forces.
That DR.. Clayton and wife will oc-
cupy the residence soon to be vacSted
by the family OF Alex Elsie.
That Mrs. M. n. Johnson has arrfv-
ed. coming overland from Pennington.
and the funeral services for VIII Gun
nlngham will be conducted on the
30th.