Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-26

c HAPPENINGS.


Mrs. G. w. Parks and family have
returned from Ocean Park, Cal. where
they have been visiting the past few
months.
Twenty hungry newsboys partook of
a sumptuous Christmas dinner at Ora
ham Bros. cafe yesterday. The dinner
was duly appreciated.
Col. r. H. Greenuleaf and several
other wild turkey hunters of the city
are arranging to leave in a few days
for the mountains. The colonel says
he knows where about seventy-fve
wild turkeys make their nightly roost.
and he proposes to have a few of the
best gobblers in the next few days.
The Sunday school of the German
Lutheran church held Christmas ex,
ercises at the church last night. An
appropriate and interesting program.
composed of recitations and songs,
was rendered. The tree was stripped
of its fruits and %gladness and the chill
dren were made happy by receiving
presents. The church was well crowd
ed.
Charles u. Cramer, of the engineers
grievance committee on the coast lines
of the Santa Fe, passed through the
city this morning on his way to Tope-
ka and Chicago, where he goes for the
purpose of holding conferences with
the higher officials of the road. a ru-
NOR was in circulation here Il short
time ago that the health of Mr.. Cra-
mer had been somewhat impaired. He
stated this morning that he never felt
better in his life.
Wallace Bowie, son of Hon. Alex
Bowie of Gallup, passed through the
city .ast night en- route home from
Terre Haute, Ind, where he is attend
ing college. He is just home for the
holidays and will return to school af-
ter New Years. He is taking a me-
chanical engineering course and will
finish this year. Wallace has a large
number of friends in Albuquerque that
would be glad to see the young nan
before he returns east.
The Non-Sectarian Benevolent So
ciety desire to thank the school child
ren for donations secured from them.
also for the toys and children's books.
These have all been given to children
not so favored as o are. We also
thank the different ones for donations
of money and clothes, flour. poultry
and one ton of coal from Mr.. Beaver;
also the daily papers. We thank one
a,I oil anI rr;-I 49,, N hopnu Nyauy
Year. Mrs. ]. w. Edwards, president;
Mrs. ID. II. earns. secretary. }
The many Albuquerque friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Parr, who resided
here a few months of last year. but
now of Winslow, will be sorry to learn
of the lady's death. Mrs. Parr had
been in poor health for a number of
years, but it has only been a few weeks
since she was taken seriously i'll. Mr..
Parr is a well known contractor and
quite popular in political circles of
Arizona. He was elected a member of
the lower house of the Arizona legis-
lature at the November general cleo
ton.
A large and appr~eciative crowd of
spectators turned out to see the pic
ture play given by the C. ]. C. class Of
the Lead Avenue Methodist church
Sunday school at the Armijo building
on West Lead Avenue last night. The
program consisted of a fine collection
of ~stereopticon views and some choice
selections from the records of a
gramapnone. Probably the most note
worthy entertaining feature Of the
evening was the reproduction of the
eruption of Mount Pelee. A neat sum
was taken in by the boys. The same
program is being repeated at the same
hall this afternoon.