Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-29

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performed.
b. II. Newlee. HlHartzell and Cecil
Hays left yesterday evening for Fl
Paso to attend to some surveying
there. |
Mrs. jefferson Ruby came down yes
terday evening from Ration to visit
with the family of Engineer Hawks
worth.
John Boyle. one of Raton's young
men, went through yesterday evening
to San Francisco. and was met at the
train here by a number of that young
mans friends.
NJ. Harold has transferred to the
Placita Ranch company a large amount
of land near Los Alamos. 1t is a set
Ting I'D of affairs of some of the own
ers of the ranch. The consideration
was 81.
Henry P. Brown has transferred to
James NJ. Ireland a number of lots in
East Las Vegas. Consideration. s115.
Miss Bella Williams was yesterday
evening married by Father Gladu at
the Sanitarium to John l.. Johnson.
formerly of FL Paso. but now a resi-
dent of this city. The bride is a daugh-
ter of William Williams, the musician.
and is al accomplished young lady.
After the ceremony, which was per-
formed at z O'Clock, the couple. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Romero,
who stood up with the couple, ad-
journed to the home of Mr.. Williams,
where. with a large number of friends
q wedding repast was served and the
evening spent in making merry until
q late hour.
j. n. Furlong is quite i'll at his home
on Douglas avenue.
The insurance company have adjust
ed the loss by fire at the Eldorado
hotel, paying s242.50 on the $1,000
policy.
NJ. r. Baker is down from Ration
seeing friends and transacting a little
business, today.
Miss Emma Hoffman departed this
after spending several weeks here and
among the n~eighboring resorts. A
farewell supper was given last night
by Mrs. J. c. Schlott to a number of
Miss noffman's most intimate friends,
!. Edward Hamblin returned on No.
last night from a trip around the cou
, try with his sample grips. He reports
good business.
Mrs. j.. w. Sites, who has been Wis
iting in the city the past two weeks
will tomorrow return to her home al
y San Bernardino, Cal.
. H. J. Ryan left this afternoon fol
Santa Fe to look after the inspection
of a lot of ties.
w. j. Collins and wife will accom-
/, pany their son to Atchison, KAN, to
morrow, where the young man will en-
ter school.
vii Trainer, who has. been laid VI
with a badly sprained shoulder, has re
sumed his work at firing on the SAINT;
Fe.
~ Miss May Young, one of Levy's por
ular clerks, left today for Ration, wher'
N she will put in a couple of weeks vaca
ton visiting.
"A j. w. Harrison brought his famil,
"a up from Glorieta and they will spen'
ar the winter here, where the childre,
ar will go to school. They have take
apartments at Gilchrist's on Sixt
nj street.
j.. Slane, a prominent ranchman froT
on the Rock Island near Santa Rosa,
10 in the city on cattle business.
The pupils at the new school wi
drink distilled water. They will hav
it by the barrel.
ID Stenographers are short in the ma
ket here. There have been numero
calls for them lately, and m is a
ed by a big Tucumcari house now.
20 Ray Towner, who has been visitin
n his aunt here, Mrs. Charles Daughert,
left today for his home in Fort Scot
% Kan. He has been here some time an
% enjoyed a long camp with the Daugl
"a ertys.
Miss Maggie Romero. of Gallins
Springs, took No. 2 today for Wage
II, Mound for a visit with her sister.
Mrs. Yeakle and Miss Nones, WI
in have been visiting here from Loui
Vile, today departed for their home
ar OlQ hSuluNhgs lhio hhSAtuieh AhOihs
accompanied them back east as far
n. Leavenworth, Kan.
Nv Mrs. Frank Manzanares, Jr., is e
he pected to return from her summers S
g journ in Los Angeles Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie II. Douglas entertained
number of friends this afternoon.
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