Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
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From the Headlight.
Mrs. Hugh H. williams left for the
Pacific coast for the benefit of her
health. which has been poor for some
TIME.
Mrs. w. n. Gleason expects TO de.
part during the coming week for a
visit OF possibly three weeks In Chi.
cago, her former home.
The Deming public schools will open
for term Tuesday, September 2. Mon.
day bsing Labor day. A. usual, there
will be . large attendance.
Several good downpours since the
heavy precipitation last Sunday night
and early Monday morning have caus.
ed the people to look with more favor
upon the weather man.
N. A. Bean left for Los Angeles and
other parts Of the coast, and after q
short outing will return. bringing Mrs.
Beals and little Ralph. who have been
there for several months with him.
Mrs. Frank X. Wyman entertained
a small number Of friends at q very
pleasant parlof party. Popular games
and other amusements were indulged
in to the delight Of those present.
Jim Irving 10 figuring on having a
prize waltxing contest In the opera
house at one Of the Friday night
dances. II enough entries can be sc.
cured he intends Offering very hand.
some prize to the winner.
Al Watkins came In from the rs
ranch the early part Of the week and
reports good grass and lots Of rain.
AL said that the Mimbres food had
overfowed the banks and the water
was running west and south Of this
town for miles, all Of which IL good
for the grass.
Already several lArge haying outfits
have been fitted out here and have
gone to locate hay grounds and others
are getting ready. This will undoubt.
edly be one Of the best seasons for
grass that this country has had for
several years past. And. 1t still con.
tinues to rain daily.
Miss Bdns Page, of Silver City. who
has been the guest Of Miss laura
burnside for week or more. returned
home. Miss Page became quite popu.
lar during her short stay and all who
met the young lady will be glad to vel
come her again to our city should she
favor us with another visit.
At about midnight on Wednesday
thnvS> NJ NJ thtc 1le<, n hrt oh titt1x.
bit Of femininity to gladden. the lives
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney G. Clarke.
which explains, the happy smile and
elasticity of stspdVrhich has been NO.
ticeable In the genial postmaster since
the advent OF the little stranger.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Bolich departed
for the city Of Tampico. Mexico. where
they expect to meet the brother Of
Mr.. Bolich. who was here q short time
ago. This heing the first time since
they were married that Mr.. and Mrs.
Bolich have ever been away ON trip
Newt. says that they will call II their
wedding tour. Better late than never.
II George Watkins friends back In
Texas had seen him coming to town q
few days ago they would have split
their sides laughing. George came In
driving . pair Of diminutive burroa
hitched to q wagon. the pole of which
was 80 long that It is doubtful II
George could have reached them with
a forty foot lariat. His excuse for ap'
pearing In town with such q rig was
that he couldn't hnd the horses. and
the kids had to have grub"
Following q suggestion made In
these columns last week, the base ball
team have made arrangements for en-
| closing the ball grounds with high
board fence. The boys have assumed
the responsibility for the liquidation
Of the expense thus incurred. but will
ask the citizens TO contribute toward
the enterprise In a short time. The
enterprise manifested by the ball boys
is worthy Of the support Of all citizens
This paper is always ready to cut In
with the coin for any proposition OF
the kind.