Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-06-10

Thomas Kelcher, Jr., has returned
from Camp Whitcomb.
w. NJ. Bell. the insurance man from
Las Vegas. is here today.
Mrs. l.. B. Putney, one of Albuquer-
ed on the sick list.
Mrs. Edward Gertig and child left
today for Mansfield, o., where they
are to spend the summer months.
]. II. Single, the hustling city at
torney, has been laid up for repairs the
past week. He was up and in his Of
flee this morning.
Felix Lester, attorney, is back in the
east, and his Princeton college chums
are enjoying his company. He will be
absent several weeks.
Mrs. A. II. Gibson passed through
the city yesterday for Santa Fe after
a visit to relatives and friends in San
Francisco and Los Angeles.
Tobias Espinosa, who has been on
business and pleasure, was at Santa
Fe yesterday, and from there eontin-
ued on to his home at Chama.
F. L. Frazier of Santa Fe will come
continue west to Stanford university
at Palo Alto, Cal, where he will take
a position.
Professor Rupert Asplund will leave
this week for a %sojourn in tn esouth-
ern part of the territory, where he
goes to work for the interest of the
university.
The most prevailing fad" in the
city these days is the measles. and
the latest victim is Ross Merritt. one
of the book keepers at the Bank of
Commerce.
Carl Holman, who graduated from
the Central High chool this year, re-
turned last night to his home in Doug
las, Ariz. His father, j. II. Holman,
who has been here on a visit returned
with him.
Miss Helen Rodey is at home from
the Gunstan school in Washington, ID.
C. She is accompanied by a class
mate, Miss Euphemia Davenport, of
Charleston, S. c., who will spend the
summer here.
Joshua s. Reynolds, the well-known
banker, was here yesterday. After
,aa, Al. @Ll -.. - T.1-o
Baker in the case against the county
commissioners, Mr.. Reynolds tool the
train last night for Ell Paso.
This week John d. Hughes of this
city, a student at the territorial Agri-
cultural college, was offered a posi-
ton as craftsman at a Holyoke, Mass,
factory. John declined and will fin.
ish his course at the college.
Mrs. Hanschidt, matron of the Chill
Deco Indian school of Oklahoma, was
here yesterday and continued north
to Oklahoma last night. The lady has
been out on the Navajo reservation
trying to get pupils for the Chilocco
school.
Tomorrow evening Miss Euphemia
Nelson and Lieutenant Apple will be
united in marriage. After the cere-
mony a reception will be held at the
Nelson home on the Highlands, and
then the happy couple will take a we'd
ding tour, visiting the principal cities
of the east.
Last night the Retail Merchants as,
ISOLATION held a meeting at the
Knights of Pythias hall, but, owing to
a lack of a quorum, no business was
transacted. Another meeting will be
held Thursday night at which time
nominations for officers for the ensu'
ing year will be made.
Tomorrow night the Eagles of this
+, city will celebrate their second anniv
ersary, and in consequence a smoker
with some fine side dishes, will take
place at knights of Pythias hall. II
there be any visiting Eagles in the
city, they are cordially requested tC
join the local birds in making the sec
ond anniversary celebration a big sue
) cess.
Rain has been plenty here in the cit!
the past week, and it has rained al
most every day, too. The spring an
summer have been exceeding cool
Taking everything together we'v,
nothing to complain of, but rather ey
8 erything to be thankful for. 1t look
as If New Mexico would De more pros
porous this year than it eve has /
! years gone by.
q Miss Alta Frye. who formerly r.
sided here, and who has hosts {
friends here also, was married, accorC
ing to the Mexican Herald, to Georg
w. Dwan. acting general freight ageI
OF the National They were marie
n in Laredo Mexico. The affair is