Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
Notes from Correspondents


donoe and the mantle of responsible
ty in the Caledonian store will be
shifted from Mr. Ketners shoulders
to his on the coming of the New Year.
The Ketner family will be greatly
missed in Gallup
Several of our young people are
are doing o lot In the Photographic
dine ana getting some fine prints.
The fame OF Mrs. REFS Thanks
yiving dinner IL reaching far and wide
and each OF the guets are loud in the
praise Of the hospitality of the genial
postmaster and his wife.
Miss Edith Bayliss entertained the
''Flinch club" one evening lately and
the evening was all too short. Re
fresnments were served
The public schools are doing fine
work and everything seems moving
smoothly and satisfactory this winter.
Mrs Refs entertained the Ladies'
Ala society recently and the visitors
we're given pleasant evening and "a
lalnty lunch Mrs. Morris entertain.
ed them last week and there is no
DleasanteT place than the Morris
home
The "rinch ~ ID" met at the John
son cottage occupied by three OF the
Young lady teachers. and 1t Is rumored
hat the ladies' of the club are the win
ners so far.
Gallup ladies' are pleased to hear that
Mrs Raillard contemplates taking up
he millinery business again, Mrs. EN-
ma Booklet having removed to Al
buquerQue.
The Misses Bowie entertained a
aumher of friends one evening lately
rhe Bowie ladies are noted for their
hospitality and an evening spent in
he Bowie home is sure 10 be an en-
'oyable affair
the holiday vacation OF our schools
viii negin Christmas and last two
weeks An OF our teachers are plann-
ne 10 attend the Educational conven-
| ION at Santa Fe and are hoping the
ates will be in force long enough TO
| allow them few days stop over In
| Albuquerque.
| itf NlHE EfA NlAf dA Aht "tAAibAAsA
| Episcopal church during the absence
| 1f Rev Hodgson was enjoyed very
| mpch by the audience. Mrs. Morris
sayg solo which was a treat 20
| many.
The Lorerizlno family have moved
nto town from their ranch. Otto
/ Mann has moved into their house near
The Weidemeyer indian trading store.
/ Mrs. Bonning is occupying the resi-
/ genco owned by j. W Green.
a young lady ~ town won a check
for ten dollars in magazine article
and Is doubtless much pleased
with Il.
! Marcella Risdon. who Is now of Al
huquerque. received a check for s5
for the best fifty word article on a
iiven subject. just before leaving and
also won second prize for short or
einal fairy tale in the STORY Teller,
when she was but twelve years old.
win White. OF What the Matter
with Kansas fame was In town some
two weeks ago and also stopped In
Albuquerque
Mr M Wyper. Sr., has returned e
the old home in Alabama, the higf
altitude affecting his health. The bal
ance OF the family are stin In town
How Is II that these boys are not ir
the band? There are no better music
ans In the southwest than the Wypei
Quarette and II. Wyper trained al
the younger members of the presen
hand.
Jim Luiddin will take his old plac,
In the Caledonian store. fact tina
will please his many old friends.
Mrs. Hugh Flynn has been sick th'
past week and many are suffering
from colds.
Miss Elsie Pinney has also been II
for a day or SO, but is better now.
A new orchestra has been organized
and are practicing for the dance to b.
given Christmas night for the benefi
OF the band.
In view OF the success OF the d. I
|, dancing class of last winter man,
Of the younger set are anxious to hav
} Mr., Robert wyper take charge OF ar
; other class this winter and many O
the older ones will be pleased to lear
} that he has decided to do so.
IL IL said that guards have bee
placed to prevent any outsider fror
entering the Clarkville and Gibso
camps for the purpose of organizin
| the miners employed therein.