Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-30

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from several weeks visit with friends
at Monette, Mo.
The county commissioners will hold
a meeting at the court house Monday
morning, June /.
The probate court of this county
will meet in regular session at the
court house Monday morning.
Messrs. Alfred and Edward Magnus-
son will be guests of Louis Becker at
Belen over Sunday. They will go
down tonight.
DIR. s. Vann, eye specialist and Santa
Fe watch inspector, will leave tonight
for a five days trip to a number of the
southern towns.
Miss Sarah Meyers, who has beer at
tending the territorial college of Agri-
culture and Mechanic Arts at Mesilla
Park, returned home this morning.
John S. Trimble, in the livery and
from the south this morning, t. enjoy
a few days with relatives and friends.
Harry F. Lee, the city clerk, who is
sick with the measles, is reported
much better. 1t is hoped he will have
no relapse, and will be up and around
in a few days.
Roderick Slower, the stalwart son
of Governor E. s. Slower, wtho has just
finished a course in electrical engin-
eering at Columbia university, New
York, is expected home tomorrow.
Montague Stevens, the well-known
cattleman of Socorro county, is ex-
pected here tomorrow morning to en-
joy a few days with Mrs. Stevens, who
has been stopping in the city the past
few weeks.
Hon. NJ. r. Otero, the popular regis
ter of the United States land Office at
Santa Fe, is in the city today on a visit
to his family. He will remain over
Sunday, returning to the capital to-
morrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. McGaffey and
children expect to leave this evening
for the New England states. Mrs. Nc
| Gaffey INT the children will spend the
summer there and Mr.. McGaffey, after
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Walter Goebel, son of Oscar Goebel,
came in from Belen this morning to
take in the base ball and other sport
ing events at the fair grounds. Wal
ter was one of the students of the Ag-
r%icultural college, Mesilla Park, the
past year.
DR.. e. NJ. Clayton, son of Rev. w. d.
Clayton, is Observing Memorial day in
Albuquerque, coming in from the west
this morning. The doctor is the town
mayor of Gallup, besides being the
physician and surgeon of the Santa Fe
railroad at Gallup.
Col. J. Francisco Chaves, territorial
superintendent of public instruction,
is at Bernalillo today on matters of
importance pertaining to the public
schools there. His son, who has been
attending the territorial military insti'
tute at Roswell, arrived from that clay
this morning and will go to the Chaves
Central.
Mrs. Carrie Mcclellan, who is known
as the singing evangelist" not the
saloon smasher," visited saloons this
afternoon and delivered free lectures
to the inmates. A portly gentleman
said to her: Lady, | know | am lost
know that there Is no redemption 70
\ me, but, oh, please, seek the ivor,
4 pushers. They are responsible for m,
downfall, and they need your kind
benevolent words"
Tomorrow evening Miss Carrie Nc
Clellan, the singing evangelist, will
conduct e~vangelistic services at tn,
Congregational church. Mrs. McClel
Ian is from the Moody school, Chicago
and has been holding meetings in TIL
principal towns between here and tn,
Pacific coast. She comes to us highl,
a recommended. At this service she vii
sing the Holy City" and other selec
4 lions. All are invited to be present
Remember the time, Sunday evening
4 May 81, at s p, m.
Judge John r. McFie, of Santa Ft
will pass through here tonight for La
Cruces and Mesilla Park, where h
j will remain over the major part of tn
4 coming week to attend the commence
Y ment exercises of the college of Agr
\ culture and Mechanic Arts, and q
/ which his eldest daughter, Miss Maud
Merle, will graduate. Mrs. Merle an
youngest daughter are already In La
Cruces and the entire family will r.
turn to Santa Fe during the latter pa
a of the coming week.