Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-21
GALLUP GlEANINGS.
Annual Reception to Patrons Of
School by The Teachers.
BATCH OF SOCIAL NOTES.


afternoon was credited to Mrs. Palmer
Kuhns, a typographical error due tc
hurried writing | presume. Mrs. Pal
mer Ketner 1t should have read.
The Krause-Taylor company were
in Gallup several nights presenting
as many good plays, and their songs
and specially work elected much ad.
miration.
The Beatty Brothers occupied two
evenings at the opera house with
g~ramaphone, illustrated songs and a
number of scenes displayed by a kin
etescope-some comic, some serious
and all good.
The services at the Congregational
church are rendered more interest
ing by the singing of the recently or
ganized male quartet, composed of
Messrs. Sabin, Smith, Risdon and
Larkin, with Miss l.. McIntire as or
ganist.
Rev. Hodgson, of the M. L. church,
hns taken up the series of semi-his.
torical which proved so in.
teresting last season, and the choir
hrs also formed a quartet for the
evening services. Mrs. Aldrich is a
good organist and the new organ is a
good one.
The MonteZuma band boys are
casting a lively play which they will
put upon the stage sometime in the
near future.
The Social Dancing club meets every
Thursday evening in the |. o. o. f.
hall and have a most pleasant time.
i. ]. Watkins & Son furnish the
music.
Two popular young men of Gallup
will leave today for Los Angeles,
where they will engage in business
Messrs. Doty and Cotheran.
p. Ketchen has done much to make
the opera house comfortable and at
tractive since he has assumed the
management. Now it is clean, newly
kalsomined and painted, and the
scenery is ample for all average
needs.
The Republican has changed hands.
Messrs. Pease and Morgan having pur-
GA1aoCo liz litCiSot
and good win. 1t is the same in
every small town, l suppose, people
seem to feel free to indulge in any
amount of chaff about the paper
finding fault with it's management
and the color Of its politics, complain
ing of it's lack Of news and he or she
who carelessly sends in the worst
samples of Greedy chirography. ar,
the ones who Jump on the editor
the hardest for any errors committed
by the brain-racked c%ompositor. Edi
tors nor their aids are not given thu
power of being omnipresent, so tina
often interesting bits" of news, a!
well as dainty morsels of gossip Of
scandal escapes them, for which thu
Lord be thankit"-in the latter in
NANCE at least, The office will hard
Iy be the same without the genial edi
tor who was SO willing to puff our lit
tie undertakings. so quick to max
kindly mention" II we deserved, an,
sometimes If we didn't, so glad t
congratulate If congratulations wer
due us, so kindly silent about the man
little things one doesn't like to see ii
print about ones town or townspeC
pie (let alone ones self. An
though we cordially welcome the con
ing editors, we regret to speed tn
parting" one, for Billy was all RICH
The junior member of the firm {
Pease & Morgan, of the Republican
will undoubtedly be quite ar a
QUESTION as it is understood that b
excelIs in several accomplishment
that will be a welcome addition to I'll
home talent element. Being able I
impersOnate nicely, and having niue
experience in that line. Mr.. Morga
will be invited to assist in the comm
entertainment, we hear.
The annual reception given to tn
patrons of our schools by the teacl
ers thereof was a very nicely arrange
affair. The assembly o was TASTE
fully decorated and lavishly drape
with beautiful Navajo blankets kind
loaned by Mr.. Ketner of the Caledoni
store and Mr.. Cotton of the firm
Cotton & Co. Over a thousand dc
lars worth of the brilliantly colort
rugs being on the walls, floor al
chairs, masses of growing fiowe
were in evidence in every ayailab
niche, and plaster casts and busts al
pictures galore were also displayed.
The tables glittered with the co
bined treasures of many household
which were loaned for the occasio
A dainty lunch was serve and I
capacious punch bowl was like t
widows cruise of oil-never emp
The school colors were worn as bres
knots by the teachers and pupils pr
ent and the tables we're festooned wi
yards of the purple and gold ribbol
A nice program was presented WI
addresses by w. l.. Kuchenbaeh a
Professor Larkin. Mrs. Seabourl