Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-03
Notes from Correspondents

been there greater part Oi VIE sum
mer. Salt Lake City Is one ~ the
most beautiful cities in the United
states and Ogden a close second. One
Of the most delightful summers Of my
life was spent IN the latter city.
Miss Flora Richardson. from Leon.
Kansas. Is teaching In Clarkville. and
Ia TO have an assistant as soon as the
enrolment necessitates the addition.
Miss Dedrick. young lady from the
old home, arrived last week so all the
position. Miss Richardson Is n finish
Ell musician and either OF these young
ladies would prove pleasant addition
in the best social circles.
Miss Lizzie McIntire spent Saturday
and Sunday al Clarkville visiting her
old time friends, Miss Flora Richard
son and Miss DERRICK.
Miss Edith Bayliss was quite sick
for day or two but Is nov al work
again.
Mrs. J. Bayliss is slowly recovering
from her recent illness. Living on
Railroad avenue. she has not been
down town" for three months.
Mr.. Morris has bought out the Page
interest in large property in Gallup.
The Rebekahs ave giving one NJ
their enjoyable dances. The date
claimed Is October 9 Good music
and good management and a dainty
lunch. What mere could one ask for
IN the opening bali of the season.
Miss Jessie Oliver is the hello girl-
al present and she does nicely for n
new hand
Miss Jennie Careful is home from
the coast and her many friends are
anxious to welcome her 20 her old
place behind the counters OF tho Gale
DOMAIN store, as soon as her heath
permits.
A number of Gallup's most interest
| ing young ladies have gone TO AIbu-
querque to attend school and several
families will move TO the Duke City
in a short time.
Miss Beatrice Muiholland will &C
&C mpany her sister, Mrs. Jack Bowie.
to Albuquerque, where Mr.. Bowie has
secured house and remain with her
several months.
Mrs. Emma Booklet will remove
to Albuquerque as soon as she com
pletes some business transactions.
Then Gallup viii be without n millin-
cry store.
The family of NJ. Wyper are settled
in the Jack Sharp cottage on East
Aztec avenue. Three OF the boys are
at railroad work and two in school.
Mrs. w. w. Risdon has been selling
out the furniture OF the brick cottage
on Warren avenue and with her
daughter will leave Gallup soon to
join Mr. Risdon In Albuquerque. he
having leased the house which Mr..
Triton is completing on Tijeras road
Much petty thieving has been done
lately. Mrs. Otto Mann's refrigerator
was visited and a quantity OF edibles
taken.
Mrs. r. Lannigan's clothes line was
lightened of several garments. Mrs.
Frank Dugan lost a nice carpet, left
out on the line over night. Mr.. Ran
som suffered the loss OF q lot of feed.
A carpet was also taken from the Ris-
con residence. Several had been ON
the line outside all day. but at night
they were taken down and all but one
taken into the house. This one was
put into store room opening on the
back porch and in the morning 1t was
gone.
Mesdames Tsmoney and Brady are
serving excellent meals at the new
restaurant on Railroad avenue. They
also make and keep for sale bread,
cakes, cookies and just such pies as
your mother used to make"
, Who was mar ted on the 18th of Au-
gust in Gallup this year? Any one
, know?
= Gallup citizens are fellcitating them
selves and congratulating the school
r board on the choice OF so excellent
{ principal for our city schools. Prof
: Decker is the right man in the right
-, place, strict without severity, earnest
and thorough cheerfully assisting
I, those in difficulties, sympathizing and
D encouraging, making each pupil fee
: that he or she IL there for a purpose
: and that the chief end and aim OF the
: pl ofessor's life is TO assist said pupi
u In accomplishing that purpose. M
= fCoiishness. no "dilly-dallylng. M
Wavering or hesitating. no evading o
u duties, prompt and energetic. Prof
Decker is filling long felt want an'
the public schools OF Gallup promis'
10 be better than ever In the COMING
year. Miss Reynolds, his assistant
: is an able successor TO Miss JOSH
: Halves. whose resignation was receiy
!. eo with so much regret Miss Rey
a nolds IL from Manhattan, Kansas;
. teacher OF undoubted ability, possess
. ca OF winning personality. a goo
II disciplinarian and a fine musician
School opened with an enrolment o
n nearly $50, which has been largely Ia
creased. There are eleven member
n OF the graduating class OF 1904 Thl
Ia the second year for Miss McNalle
(. and Miss Blake. the fifth for Miss Ne
n Intlre. OF the intermediate grades an
z the twelfth. we believe for Miss Ell
Smith, OF the FIRST primer. many MOI
II IN the upper grades having begu