Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-25

G. II. ~Elmendorf, of San Antonio,
was an albuquerque visitor yesterday.
A. r. Gibson, the Santa Fe tent city
man and mining promoter, spent Sun
day here.
Hon, Amado Chaves, of the Ancient,
is here today and will remain several
days on legal business.
Dan f. Pace. of Hardin, KY, is the
guest of Dan S. Scruggs. He is here
looking around and may locate here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hermann left
Saturday evening for a several months
visit with friends in Galveston. Texas.
Ralph Hunt and w. C. Booth, in the
employ of Gross. Kelly & Co, at Belen,
spent the Sabbath in the city. return
ing south last night.
Sotero Montana, of this city, and
Miss Margarita Angle, of Las Vegas,
were married at the west side Catholic
church, Las Vegas. yesterday morn
ing.
The New Mexican says: Born, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred NJ. Bergere early
this morning a fine baby boy. The
mother and child are reported as doing
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Crazy, of Detroit,
Michigan, are here to spend several
days looking owe the sights of the
most progressive city in the south
west.
1lfeld & Co.'S big show window takes
the ladies eyes. 1t is always filed with
attractive and up to date goods. The
firm is doing a large business and de-
serves success.
Joseph Shoup and wife have return
ed to the city from Las Vegas, where
they attended the funeral and burial
of Mrs. Eliza Holmes, an old friend of
the Shoup family.
o. l.. Hovey. probate court clerk,
and ]. B. Archuleta, school superin-
tendent, both officials Sandoval coun-
ty, were here this morning, returning
to Sandoval this morning.
Jacobo Montoya and Miss P~rudencia
Torres were united in marriage at So
zorro this morning. Both Mr.. Montoya
and Miss Torres have relatives and
friends in Old Albuquerque.
Col. j. Francisco Chaves, of Santa
Fe, superintendent of public instruc-
ton of New Mexico, was in Ell Paso
registered at the Sheldon. He is en-
route to the Alamogordo country.
A. C. Abeytia, a prominent merchant
of Socorro, passed through the city
last night en- route home from Santa
Fe, where he went several days age
to attend the marriage of a sister.
X. z. Hall, of the Albuquerque foun
dry returned, Saturday evening from
Jemez hot springs, where he has beer
making arrangements to install new
machinery for the NJ. S. Otero sulphur
mills.
The Saturday night hop given by
va = hhcSb iNiiy "oo - ~ po'A
socially and financial. The hall was
crowded and the Berry-Devine orches
ira rendered its usual good dancint
music.
General w. II. Whiteman, adjutan
general of the New Mexico nationa
guard, was In town yesterday en- rout,
r to Santa Fee, from attendance on thu
closing exercises of the Roswell mill
tary institute.
q Superintendent Crandall, of the In
dian school in Santa Fe, passe
through here yesterday en- route TO
California. Mr.. Crandall is doing
world of good for his school and it i
c in first class shape every way.
The Ancient Order of United Worl
men will meet this evening in thei
. hall on Second street for the seminar
nual election of officers. Twelve O
fourteen candidates will be initiate
and every member is requested to b
present.
Tomorrow afternoon the pupils {
the department of music of the unive
sity will give their first recital. TheI
is some good talent at the universit
and the performance is likely to |
.. worth attending. No admission W
be charged and the public is invited.
Friends here have received invit
tions from Mrs. Rose Futrelle-Gideo
at De Land, Florida, reading as t,
lows: The faculty and graduatil
class of the Stetson university, mus
department, request the honor of 20
presence at the commencement CO
cert, May the twenty-ffth. ninete
hundred and three, Auditorium, ]
Land, Florida" Mrs. Gideon, who Il
merly resided here, is the talent,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. w V. +
- trelle, and she will graduate at ]
Land in music today.