Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-19

The chauffeur of a baby carriage.
Confessional.
There will be no meeting of the
Eagles tonight.
J. V. Key, supervising engineer on
the Santa Fe cutoff. is in the city
from Belen.
Mrs. A. NJ. Lesson. an expert stem.
ographer of Santa Fe, is here to at.
tend the fair.
Edward Armijo. a well known
young nan of Santa Fe, is here to
spend the week.
T. H. Kamm is up from Socorro on
business and pleasure. He expects to
return home tonight.
Mrs. J. C. Rock and Mrs. Robert
Bisbee, Of Silver City, are among the
fair visitors in the city.
Jack Agee. a prominent druggist Of
Silver City, is among the Silver City
people who are taking in the fair.
Colonel w. S. Hopewell and family
have returned from Santa Fe, and
will remain in the city indefinitely
J. w. Orchard, connected with the
Santa Fe Central and Albuquerque
Eastern at Estancia, is here to remaIn
a few days.
w. A. Drake registered yesterday
from Ketner, out in the timber lands,
and will remain in the city for a
couple Of days.
Mrs. Gold and daughter, Miss Re-
becca. of Santa Fe, are spending the
week in the city, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jake Levy.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Barrett, of Cliff
ton, AriZ., are in the city on business
and pleasure. Mr.. Barrett Is n of
the leading druggists of Clifton.
Train No. I was delayed several
hours on the Glorieta mountain last
night by a landslide, and did not ar
rive until 4 o'clock this morning.
Mrs. f. C. Whitson, of the Whitson
Music company, and Mark Johnson,
the company's expert piano tuner. re-
turned yesterday from a business trip
to Gallup.
NJ. Danenhauer, representing the
Copper Era, a weekly newspaper pub
lished at Clifton, is in the city seeing
that the Clifton base ball boys are
being we'll cared for.
Mrs. j. H. Sloan, David NJ. White, r,
H. Hanna, w. A. Bell and Miss A. l..
Beels, are a party of Santa Fe people
who arrived in the city last night to
take in the festivities.
The Pueblo Chieftain will give AL
buquerque and the twenty-ffth annual
fair a big sendoff. Arthur O'BrienI
one of the outside representatives OF
that paper, is in the city for that pur'
pose.
Hon. Nestor Armijo, a wealthy citi'
zen of the Mesilla valley, with home
at Las Cruces, is in the metropolis
mingling with the visitors. Mr.. Ar
milo is the owner of some very valua'
BILE real estate in this city.
Captain Knowles, a Grand Army vet
eran, of Deming, who attended the big
encampment at Denver, is stopping a
few days in the city on his return to
Deming. This veteran reports hav'
ing had a fine time at the encamp'
ment.
Sol Barth, brother of Nathan Barthr
Is here from st. Johns, Ariz. The Wis
itor is largely interested in the sheep
raising business out in his section OF
Arizona, and reports his locks in eX-
cellent condition. He is here for a
few days.
George Learnard of the firm of
Learnard & Lindemann, piano and
music dealers, has gone to Gallup or
business. He is missing the fair, and
the big work mapped out for him by
the president and secretary of the fair
association.
The Las Vegas Blues arrived last
night and are ~quartered at the Grand
Central hotel. Tomorrow Is Las We
gas day, and a large number of Mead
ow City people are expected to come
down to see Albuquerque contest for
the supremacy of the diamond.
City Clerk Lee, who lost his pocket
book last Sunday containing a small
amount of money, railroad passes and
valuable papers, had the pocketbook
returned to him last evening by Cnas.
Cleghorn, a young man who picked 1t
up in one of the halls of the n. T.
Armijo building.
Sigmund Lindauer, one of the most
prosperous general merchants of
southern New Mexico, and n of the
best "fellers" in the territory, is in
the city to witness the cowboy and
Indian feats at the fair. He was a
Do you wear slippers? We have an
excellent line of mems Opera Slip
pers in black or tan, kid lined, at $3.50.