Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-07
GALLUP GLEANlNGS.
INTERESTING PERSONAL NOTES.
special correspondence.

49,
pressible young set" are planning a
j%o1lifcation for Burns anniversary,
and are canvassing ways and means
for celebrating the 14th and 22nd of
February. Young America has no
more hopeful, happy representatives
on the face of the globe than the boys
n girls of New Mexico and particu-
1arly those of Gallup. With Christ
mas doings" at the churches, Christ
mas dinners at the homes and the
Christmas dance at the hall, our citi-
zens were kept pretty busy on the
25th of December.
New Years eve was the date of the
Colton-Lannigan ball, for which invita-
items were issued some two weeks in
advance. The young gentlemen. Char
ley and Leo, who gave the ball in
honor of Miss Barbara Cotton, who
was home from Los Angeles for the
vacation, have proven themselves
quite capable of entertaining any num-
Der of guests. In addition to the
twenty or more couple of young people
the boys kindly remembered some of
their older friends, Messrs. Ketner,
Hart, Goodrich and Risdon, and their
wives being present, as, Of course,
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Cotton and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Lannigan. At II
O'Clock a dainty lunch was spread, and
at IL o'clock promptly, Charley Cotton
announced the fact by wishing the
guests a Happy New Year" This
will long be remembered as one of the
most pleasant social functions of the
seaso
Between the hours of 2 and 8, on
New Years afternoon, Mrs. Palmer
Kuhn's reception was held. The par
lors were beautifully decorated, the
dining room artifically lighted and the
luncheon dainty, yet abundant, and
those in attendance were entertained
by music and song. Mrs. Kuhns un.
derstands the art of making her "at
homes" most enjoyable to her guests.
C. N. Cotton, son-in-law and son,
have consolidated their interests un-
der the firm name of the G. N. Cotton
company. Charley is rather young as
partner in a business of such magni.
tude, still Here's success"
It Is understood that the Monte.
xuma band is thinking of giving an
entertainment In the near future. The
6oy9 eau give US a ~irssclass evening
ii they care to exert themselves, and
IL they undertake q play no doubt our
young ladies would be quite willing to
assist.
? A. F. Stone is in the employ of Mr.,
Bretherton, agent of the Clarkville
Mining company.
w. H. Morris new adobe building is
progressing rapidly and is to be USED
when completed as a trading store ant
warehouse.
= The new board If county commits
sioners are to assume their duties to
day. w. l.. Bretherton, of the forme
board, remains in office, and w. II
Morris and S. E. Aldrich are the ney
members. l.. l.. Henry is the new dc
putty for Probate Clerk Fred Meyers.
w. A. Maxwell sold his Gallup res
estate holdings during a recent visit.
A social dancing club has been o.
gained, and we predict a series c
pleasant evenings for those who a
tend.
The young people who were HON
for the holiday vacation have all T,
turned to their work or schools.
The city schools are again in ses
sion this morning, after a two weeks
vacation. Mr.. Larkin, Miss Halves an
Miss Blake attended the educationa
mainder of our teachers celebrated /
Gallup.
The Republican has been purchase
by a gentleman from H%olbrook, so it
SAID. 1 wonder III Billy is going I
be h,arried? | heard so.
A beautiful box of holly and mistl,
toe was received by the Risdons frol
Alabama. 1t was sent by Robert w,
per, who Is spending the winter wit
his parents in the sunny south"
Miss Barbara Cotton has returne
TO Los Angeles, where she is atten'
ing a select school. Barbara is MISE
by her coterie Of girl friends, and, (
course, ''thre are others"-for Tops
is a girl of kind heart and pleasaI
n. w. Sisson, of Flagstaff, won thre
prizes in the Eastman photograph.
contest. How long can one press til