Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-06
LAS VEGAS.
TwitGhslrs Team Of League Base
Ball Players,
THEY ARE COMING TO THE FAIR.
Special Correspondence.


one of the nag Of an eastern
American league ball team to repre-
sent Las Vegas ut the coming base ball
tournament at Albuquerque during the
territorial fair. The offer has practic-
ally been accepted. if arrangements
can be made with the fair management
for dates with the other teams, made
MP of all star ball players. The team
will be composed of five Kansas City
league players and six from elsewhere.
all cracks. The local management
have to guarantee expenses. which is
about SSH, and Colonel Twitchell has
made the rounds among some of the
local fans to raise the guarantee, this
morning. and up to the time this was
written had about succeeded in raising
the guarantee needed. 1t is the inten-
ton also to have a couple of games
here in Las Vegas while the star ag-
cregations are out here in Gods coun-
try.
The wedding invitations are out for
the marriage of Miss Bertha Wiser to
Guy Gatchel, al Topeka. Kansas. Sep
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place at the home of the bride at 9S1
jackson avenue. Miss Wiser's many
friends here will be happy to know of
her approaching marriage to so worthy
a young man as Mr.. Gatchel, the COM
petent clerk in the Wells. Fargo Ex-
press company's office here. Miss Wi
ser was. for some time. st~enographer
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has been more or less a resident of Las
Vegas for some time. though is at
present at her home at Topeka.
Misses Eva and Ada Springer will
leave about the 18th of the month for
Columbia University in New York
City. where they will enter school for
the winter.
Mrs. n. Z. Roseberry and daughter.
Miss Grace, will leave today for a
trip to Bloomington, ILL.,. and other
points east.
George Hayward will be stage man.
ager at the opera house this winter.
The first show Is billed for September
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The marriage Of L. NJ. Parke to Miss
Mable Virginius Lubbock will take
place next Wednesday at the Episco-
pal church, after which a wedding
breakfast will be served at the Casta-
media. Miss Lubeck's parents are ex.
pected here today or tomorrow from
Chicago, and Mrs. H. c. Parke, daugh.
ter and son will arrive here Monday to
attend the wedding. l.. M. Parke is
down from his ranch at Shoemaker to
day.
Two dogs were sent to the happy
hunting grounds this morning by the
shot gun route by the city marshal
This is the first casualty" under the
provisions Of the new ordinance; al
dogs to be killed when without tag.
A party of young men, the guests OF
Charles Nudge, of La Junta, passed
through here yesterday evening on No
Z in a private car en- route to Glorieta
on a fishing and hunting trip. They
will be zone. about three weeks.
Mrs. A. R. Da Costa and brother ar
rived here yesterday evening from
Princeton, Indiana, where Mrs. Da
Costa has been spending the summer
She has very much improved in health
from her ~sojourn neal the banks of the
Wabash.
DIR. w. R. Upton and son, Willie
returned yesterday evening from theil
trip to Denver, where they left Ton
and Leo Upton in school.
No. l came in five hours late las
evening. They were late out of La
Junta, and had twenty-five minutes de
lay at Maxwell City on account of no
boxes. The train was composed o.
twelve cars, and were heavily loaded
mostly with children. The crowd wai
accounted for by a s25 excursion rat'
TO California points from the east.
Albert Avery received the distress
ing intelligence yesterday evening tina
his mother was at the point of deatf
at Frankfort, Indiana, and Mrs. Aver!
has gone to attend her. When Mrs
Avery returns she will bring he.
daughter back with her. She will b'
gone about three weeks, as the docto
forbids her to remain back east longe
than that period. she being sick hel
self.
Bishop Bourgade will hold confirma
ton services at San Miguel on the lot
of September.
Mrs. 0. n. Wilkerson. sister in la
of Mrs. J.. II. York, who has been vlsl
ing here the past two weeks. Will II
turn to her home at Darlington, Nc
next Sunday. Her father, J. b. Cha
FAINT. will remain here for some tim
yet.
Mrs. John Shank left today for BE
nalillo. where she will go out into u
country with friends for a few day
life in a camp.
Work is soon to be resumed on u
Santa Rosa oil well. Mr.. Newman WI
has had charge of the managemen
will turn it over to an Ell Paso mi
and work will be pushed toward Chin