Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-27

haln IN the southern portion ano
rain or snow In the northern portion
Of the territory tonight and Tuesday.
Colder.
Captain w. +. Dame, who went to
Las Vegas on business, has returned
to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noa Ilfeld returned
to the city last night from an extend.
| ed visit TO Europe.
Harry Stevens, the linotype opera
tor, is enjoying a visit from his broth
er, Ed stevens, of Santa Fe.
All knights of Pythias in this city
are requested to meet at their hall at
the Elks' opera house this evening.
II. c. Webb, of the Albuquerque
foundry, is enjoying a visit from his
brother, T. l. Webb, of Macomb, Ill.
Prof. r. l.. Krebs, who was called
to Los Angeles on account of death
of his mother, has returned to the
city.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet at Red Mems hall, Tuesday p.
m. All members are requested to be
present.
All the churches of the city will
unite in a union service at the Elks
opera house at 10 o'clock on Thanks
giving morning.
w. S. Tiff, president of the Albu-
querque Gas, Electric Light and Pow
er company, is in the city from his
headquarters in Denver.
80, Life, how strong art thou in
the hearts of dying damon and
Pythias, at the Elks' opera house on
Wednesday evening, November 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Neher are
enjoying a visit from Mrs. B. +. Hun
ter, of Denver, mother of Mrs. NeheT.
The lady will remain for several
months.
Hon. H. NJ. Dougherty, the Socorro
attorney, who was here on important
legal matters connected with the re-
bate suit case, has returned t mis-
home in the Gem City.
w. r. Forbes, the deputy United
States marshal, who attended the train
robbers trial at Las Vegas, last week,
has gone to Alamogordo, to attend to
United States court there.
James d. Lucas, the Cerrillos mine
expert, who was down in Arizona X
aiming mines, is in the city, and will
probably continue north to Cerrillos
tonight or tomorrow morning.
j.. f. Sullivan, superintendent of
the dining car service on the Santa
Fe, was in the city last evening, the
guest of w. H. Cheatham. Mr.. Sui
Ivan came west on train No. 1 and
returned on the Chicago limited.
The Albuquerque Transfer company
with George NJ. Baccus owner and
manager, has gone out of business,
the wagons, horses etc, having beea
purchased by w, l.. Trimble & Co.,
and the Springer Transfer company.
Mrs. ]. T. Barraclough, who former
ly resided here, but for years a resi-
dent of Oakland, Cal, is in the city.
Mrs. ~Barraclough is the owner of some
valuable real estate in this city, and
has an interest with the A. A. Grant
estate in the Crystal Ice works.
Col. w. H. Greer, who was down in
southern New Mexico on a business
trip to the ranges of the Victoria
Land and Cattle company, has return
ed to the city. He brings glad tidings
about the condition of the ranges, and
reports the cattle in the best condition
possible.
Mrs. Z. G. Lemaster Is entertain
ing for a few days, her friend, Mrs.
w. j. Kirkwood, OF Marietta, Ohio.
The lady had been at Los Angeles,
where she attended the national
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
and stopped ver here to see Mrs.
Lemaster.
Mrs. A. b. McGaffey, of 1923 West
Tijeras avenue, entertained the la
dies-of the Congregational church on
Friday afternoon at a donation tea.
Delightful refreshments were serv-
ed. The donations amounted to $40,
which will be turned into the general
church fund.
Hon. o. N. Marion, the attorney,
who was back at his old home at Port
Henry, New York, the past couple of
weeks, has returned to the city. He
enjoyed himself, but says, on his re-
turn he found more rain here than
anywhere in the east. This is a rainy
country and craps" are assured for
next year.
The regular monthly tea, together
with a free guessing contest, will be
given by the Catholic Ladies' Aid So
in the Knights of Columbus
rooms in the Elks opera house,
Tuesday, November rs, from 2:30 to
!, p. m. A prize to the one guessing
he nearest number that wins the pi-
will be given.
Horace Pascnal, manager of the
Mining and Smelling com
)any, owners of the KelE mine in the
district, was in the city
yesterday in company with several
stockholders of the company, who
we're en- route TO their home in Penn
and Illinois, after a visit to
he mine. All seemed well pleased
With the appearance of their property.
The Kelly mine Is one of the oldest
Producing properties in the Magda-