Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-09


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huutness. age r
W. G. Stevenson left last night for
L0s Angeles, where he viii reside In
IL future.
llrs. Herman Hase, who was 1t Santa
- On visit to her sister. has returned
70 the city.
Mrs. q. w. Grove. wife Of the oculist.
has returned to the city from her visit
10 Kansas City,
On account Of the illness Of Judge
Baea no, probate court will be held
unstl the ilrst Monday In September.
a Rev. Father Mandalari will conduct
- retreat for several weeks at Silver
SClty. He left for that place last night.
WIN Ments. travelins solicitor for
IT, washington Life Insusaaes socie.
y. was passenger north this morn
Ing
Mrs. Barnett and daughter, Miss
Clara Gertig. and Mira. Ryan returned
to tbs city yesterday from Camp Whit.
cOmh.
Misses Glenn and Lena Seldomridge
were passengers for Los Angeles last
night. They will be absent several
weeks.
Harry Billiard. bookkeeper Ut w. H.
Hahn's coal once. has returned from
a weeks visit at Birnie's camp, In He'll
canyon.
J. M. Holiister. travelling representa-.
tive for the Continental OIL company,
was . passenger for Las Vegas this
morning.
Simon Blbo, the senior member Of
the Bibo Mercantile company, accom-.
panied by his son, is here today on
business.
Il. Flesher and wife. who were on
visit TO southern California, have re.
turned to the city. They report hav
ing had fine time.
Howard Maxwell, q special agent OF
the Mutual Life Insurance company Of
New York, Is In the city on business
connected with his duties.
City Engineer Pitt Ross has return.
ed from an extended trip. surveying
and locating claims. on the east side
of the Manzano mountains.
The Degree Of Honor will meet at
their hall at o'clock this evening.
Every member requested TO he present.
Refreshments will he served.
T. II. jerks. who has been spending
several days In the city buying supplies
and visiting, returned to his mining
camp near Bland this morning.
The members Of the Quien Sabe
Marching club will hold an important
meeting upstairs over ,zeiger's Cafe to-
night at s o'clock. Let all atteRd.o .,,
Charles R,e and o. q. Arpinn. Of the
Singer Sewing Machine company. were
north hound passengers last night.
They will be absent several weeks.
w. s. Hopewell and J. r. McLaugh.
lin. Of the Albuquerque Eastern and
Santa Fe Central railways, came In
from the territorial capital last night.
J. Chilberg. general agent for the
Colorado Fuel & Iron company, was In
the city this morning between trains.
while en- route from FL Paso to Denver.
Mrs. Mary Hayes and daughter. Miss
Anna. who visited their old home In
Illinois. have returned to the city and
will reside here permanently In the
future.
Rev. Thomas HARDWOOD, superintend-
ent of Spanish missions Of the Meth.
odist Episcopal church In New Mexico
and Arizona. vas In Santa Fee yester-
day on religious matters,
Mrs. Annie Cook. who was at Chi.
cago where she visited relatives and
frienos, returned to the city last night.
She Is one Of the teachers at the local
government Indian school.
II. o. Strong. Of the furniture
and undertaking Arm Of o. w. Strong
4 Sons. left last night for Santa
Monica, Cal. where Mrs. Strong and
children have been the past few weeks.
DIR. q. w. Grove will leave next
Tuesday for San Francisco and other
coast points for several weeks. Mrs.
Grove has returned from Kansas City,
and will accompany DR. Grove to the
coast.
Senator w. II. Andrews. president
of the Albuquerque Eastern and Santa
Fe Central railways. came In from
Santa Fe last night. and took the Chi
cago flyer few hours later for Pitts
burg, PA. He goes east on important
business, but expects to return to the
territory the latter part Of the present
month.
Mrs. A. ID. Whitson. of the Whitson
Music company. has returned to the
city from business trip to Gallup. She
announced this morning that she found
The Citizen extensively circulated In
Gallup. and sold fifteen ChickerinG
pianos in families. all OF whom were
subscribers Of The Citizen. While west