Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-22

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toned that X. A. Fullinwider of Ration
would soon open here a bowling alley
for ladies' and gentlemen. In a letter
to The Citizen Mr.. Fullinwider says
that he has been delayed in reaching
this city, on account of certain goods
not having arrived from Chicago, and
will not be ready for business here
until about June II.
Henry Hall, a promising young news
paper man, who has been travelling
over the southwest the past couple of
months in the interest of the Pitts
burg Times. was in the city yesterday
and last night. Mr.. Hall thinks Albu-
querque a very lively town and. taken
as a whole, has more modern conven-
fences than a great many small cities
of the east. He left this morning for
the east.
Fred Fornoff. who has an immense
brick kiln on North Fourth street, just
beyond the city limits, has orders for
a million or more bricks. He believes
a big building boom will strike this
city the coming fall and winter, and
is preparing to meet it. While he is
making bricks. John Wiley, of Silver
City, is subbing for him as a deputy
United States marshal.
The st. Elmo building, in the rear,
is put into good shape, so the bar can
he removed to that section of the
building, while the front is undergo
ing some needed improvements. In
fact, the owner. Joe Barnett, intends
to have an almost new building in a
very short time out of the st. Elmo,
and he will go east and purchase hand
some bar fixtures.
A bran new red wagon, right out of
the factory. labeled Imperial laundry,
was received this morning. 1t is the
second of the kind purchased this year
by the Imperial people. 1t has plate
glass windows and is finished elabor-
ately. Its color is intensely red and
there is likely to be a sensation when
it appears on the street.
The lecture by Rev. Herman Powell
on Jamaica, which was to have been
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church. has been postponed until
Tuesday evening. The musical pro-
gram will consist of vocal solos by
Miss Hattie Theo. Johnson and Mr.. A.
L. Newton. and a violin solo by Prof.
Robert T. Blair.
southwest as CLAIM adjusting agent
for the Royal Fire Insurance company,
has been promoted to assistant
ager of the company under r. V. Watt
of San Francisco. Mr.. Fogarty has
made many visits to Albuquerque and
a large number of friends here, wish
him well.
Mrs. Eta b. Allison. who was at Las
Vegas on a visit to Mrs. V. Fl. Jane
son, has returned to the city. Mrs.
Allison attended the meeting of the
grand lodge Degree of Honor, at Colo
RADIO Springs. Colo. and on her way
homeward stopped off at the Meadow
city to see Mrs. Jameson.
Yesterday afternoon the Aged La
dies Social club were entertained at
the residence of Mr.. McSpadden by
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. M~cSpadden's mother.
Those present were Mrs. A. T. Robin
son, Mrs. E. ]. Wilson. Mrs. NJ. A.
Bliss. Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Blatchward, Mrs.
Baird, Mrs. S. o. Long. Mrs. j. S. Sum-
mers.
At Temple Albert special memorial
services will be held Friday evening
at 7 O'Clock, in honor of the late Mrs.
Corinna Florence Israel. A few
thoughts on the character of the de-
ceased will be presented by Rabbi ia
cob II. Kaplan. Every body is well
come.
Chas. Chadwick, the sheep commits
sion broker, returned this morning
from Magdalena, where he has been