Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-08

And get out and advertise.
Washington Evening Star.
A. b. McGaffey has gone to Colorado
Springs.
Allen Patterson from the Meadow
City is here today.
Mrs. William E'arr and daughter are
mt the Mckinney ranch, the guests Of
Mrs. Erwin.
Miss Mary Dye, who has been very
i'll for the past ten days. is reported
SIS much improved.
Magarito Romero and Tulgencio c.
de Baea Of Las Vegas were here yes.
terday on legal matters.
Mrs. Heath. mother of Mrs. l. H.
Chamberlin. is expected here shortly
from Muncie, Ind. for a visit.
Rev. r. NJ. Craig. who has been visit
ing the upper part of the territory,
returned to the city last evening.
Darby A. Day. the hustling general
agent for the New York Mutual Life
Insurance company. is in Gallup today.
Mrs. Frank Boomer, grand matron
OF the Eastern Star of the territory,
was here yesterday on a visit to the To-
cal lodge.
w. G. Barnes. member of the Cattle
Sanitary board. has returned to his
home in Dorsey. after a visit of several
days here.
Mrs. Albert NJ. Duncan and Mrs. A..
l.. Rehm left this morning for their
home in Kansas. They have been the
guests Of their sister, Miss Clara Rob-
erts.
DR.. E. M. Clayton and family from
Gallup are here to visit relatives. DR..
Clayton is the efficient physician for
the Santa Fe at Gallup; also mayor OF
that town.
The Las Vegas Optic says: E. Lin
deman. who has been stopping here
for the past two months. left today for
Albuquerque, where he will enter into
q brokerage business.
nc6uldI ScI NlCCo Will pO hSiu a.
Temple Albert this evening at 7:45 p.
m. IAN | Ny Brothers keeper?" will
be the subject of Rabbi Jacob Kaplan's
The public is welcome.
The Optic says: wv. A. Ogle of the
Mutual Life Insurance company. with
headquarters at Albuquerque, came uI
last night. He says the celebration In
honor of President Roosevelt was mag
nifcent."
Ray Morley, the celebrated coach o
the Columbia football eleven. will
leave today for his ranch in the Dati
mountains. MI. Morley expects Il
turn out a crack-a-jack eleven for Co
lnmbia this fall.
Mrs. M. A. Granger and her accom-
plished daughter, Miss Lena. formerly
Presbyterian mission teachers at Las
Cruces, passed through the city bound
for Long Beach, Cal, for the summer
They are now in the mission work a
San Pablo, Colo.
Otto Berger's little boy was run owe
yesterday in front of his bakery OF
Railroad avenue, but was fortunate t.
receive only a few slight injuries. Tn
team, which was being driven by Mrs
] w. Palmer, was going slowly an
the little fellow run right in front of II
Mrs. w. H. Smith, of Trinidad, Col
orado, who has been spending a fey
days in the city visiting her friend
narc o,f. lIn,s,. nm Norfh Caann.
street, left on her return home thi
morning. Mrs. Smith visited a fey
days at Belen before coming to Abb
querque.
The funeral services over the re
mains of II. r. Elwell, whose death oc
CURED yesterday morning, will be helt
at the undertaking parlors of A, Dor
ders tomorrow afternoon at 2:3(
o'clock. Rev. Renison of the st
Johns Episcopal church will preside
Interment will be made at Fairview
cemetery.
Fire Chief NJ. Nash, the electrical
engineer, has rented the store room
on South Second street formerly oc
cupied by the Fleming Millinery com
pany and or Monday will open an cleo
trical works there. MIR. Nash's bushes
wasfor merlyloc atedfarthersouth on
was formerly located farther south o
Second street.
Miss Alicia Hubbell, who has bee
attending a catholic convent in s
Louis, is dead. Her mother, Mrs.
Sidney Hubbell, received the sad new
yesterday. The deceased was sever
teen years old and had been i'll from
severe case of typhoid fever for abou
five weeks. The remains will probal
ly be inferred in st. Louis.
The saloon at the Hotel Highland
conducted by Ed Mccormick. has bee