Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-06-05
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Il. M. Otero. of Santa Fe, is among
friends In this city today.
DR.. d. H earns left today for a fish
Ing trip on the upper Pecos.
Mrs. B. J. Mcguire and Miss Helen
Becker, of Belen, are here today.
J. f. Saint is down from Santa Fe
on business and to visit his family
for a few days.
The Citizen wants some old lead.
Here Is a chance for some Of the boys
to make a few nickels and dimes.
b. B. Borden and family, who have
been spending a number of months in
Belen. have returned to their home on
South Edith street.
Fifteen pupils Of the Immaculate
yon yesterday and enjoyed a day full
of pleasure. Mrs. Strain ~chaperoned
the party.
A case was filed in the district court
this morning by Mary NJ. Hutzel,
against Cooperative Building and
Loan company. The matter Ger
a contract.
There will be a regular meeting of
Adah Chapter, No. 8, o. e. s., this
evening, June 5. at 1880. BY order
of Worthy Matron. Laura Fluke,
Secretary.
G. E. Newcomer. the popular under
sheriff of this county, who was on the
Pacific coast enjoying the ocean
breezes the past few weeks, has re-
turned to the city.
Mrs. Arthur Everitt and daughter.
Miss Olive, left on this mornings de-
layed west bound passenger train for
Los Angeles. Cal, where they will re-
main several months.
Misses Barbara and Abel Hubbell
were at the depot this morning to meet
a friend, Miss Eta DeWitte. Of Pres
colt, Ariz., who was passing through
the city en- route to Cleveland, o..
Judge J, r. McFie of Santa Re pass
ed through the city this morning en-
route from Mesilla Park, N. NJ, accom-
panied by his daughters, who have
been attending the Agricultural and
meCudnlC AIlS COlleSe JueTe.
DR.. Wallace Wolvin, the popular
dentist, has gone to the upper Pecos
on a fishing trip. DR.. Swanson, a com
petent dentist who has been with DR..
Wolvin the past few weeks, will have
charge of his Office.
The senior class OF the Central High
school were entertained last evening
l.. nj, ora NJ. lr1,tl -. yIvaot IIa,o1
dine avenue. Games, singing, dancing
and refreshments made the evening
one OF enjoyment to all.
T. Y. Maynard, the well known Sec
ond street jeweler, who was at the
San Miguel county hot springs TAX
ing the hot baths for rheumatism, has
returned to the city, and he reports
himself feeling pretty poor.
Robert I. Steen, the excellent stew
ard at the Alvarado hotel, has secured
a leave of business for several weeks
and will leave tonight for Chicago on
a visit to relatives and friends. He
will return the latter part Of this
month.
Regular Sabbath service will be held
this evening at Temple Albert. corner
Seventh and West Gold avenue, at
7:45 p. m. Services and lecture by
Rabbi Jacob III. Kaphn. The lecture
will deal with Emerson as religious
%searcher. The public is invited.
Attention is called to a notice, pub
lished elsewhere in The Citizen, offer
ing an opportunity to any young man
unsteady inclined to become must
clans. The offer Is an excellent n
and should be investigated by those
who wish to improve their talents in
that direction.
A. ]. Frank, the Algodones smelter
man. is in the city. He says the
work has been started on the Boyd
pressed brick plant, which is to be es-
tablished there. 1t will he a $4,000
plant. A very fine quality of brick
clay is found in the Rio Grande valley
near Algodones.
The funeral Of Ed Rasmus took
place this afternoon at 2:30 at the par
lors of o. ". Strong's Sons. Rev.
Renison Of the Episcopal church Of
fciated, and the burial was in the Fair
view cemetery. The deceased met an
untimely death on Tuesday morning
by being crushed to death between
two cars at the foot OF Glorieta hill.
The bowling teams bowled some
good scores at the %Sunnyside alleys
last night. They rolled five games
and the Owls were defeated by a very
close score. The players were: Owls
Campbell. Matson, Spencer, Sum-
mers and Ferguson. Diamond Cs-
d. Thomas, Bennett. Hertzog. Benja-
min and Albers. Summers of the Owls
made the best score, 237.
The advertising committee for the