Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-27

Mexico fair has been extended over
till Saturday night on account OF the
rain, which interfered with the tes-
tivities yertesday
Judge b. f. Adams, grand repre-
sentative of the Knights OF Pythlas
of New Mexico, was a passenger tor
Las Vegas this morning. J.. W. Galles
and S. E. Newcomer delegates from
the local lodge TO the grand lodge,
went up to the Meadow city yester-
day.
Charles p. Jones, the big general
merchant of Santa Rosa, Is in the city
to visit his wife and daughter, Mrs.
Harry T. Johnson Mr.. Jones, for
many years, resided IN this city, and
his old friends here intend to show
him court estes while he remains in
the city.
The woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. Borden to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. A pro-
gram will he rendered commemorative
of the life and work of Francis f.
Willard. All members and visiting
White Ribboners are cordially invited
to be present
A telegram received in the city last
night announced the marriage yester-
day at Lincoln, H. of f. w. Cook
cashier of the local office of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society, to
Miss Daisy Perdue. at the home of
the brides parents Mr.. Cooks mar
riage is a surprise to his Albuquer-
que friends.
Hon w. II. Andrews, delegate to
congress, writes to Secretary w. A.
Bayer that he expects to return to
New Mexico the latter part of this or
the early part of next week. During
his eastern stay he has been several
times in Wa hington to look after
New Mexico affairs before the de-
partments.
Manager w, H. Cheatham, of the
Alvarado, and wife, expect to leave
this evening for southern California.
They anticipate spending a couple of
weeks at Los Angeles and Coronado.
Victor Petrossa, superintendent for
Harvey on the coast lines, will man
age the affairs Of the Alvarado during
the absence Of Mr. Cheatham.
Col. A. W. Harris, the well known
mine operator, attended the territorial
fair, and then visited the Grand Can
yon. The colonel returned this morn
ing, and was accompanied to the city
by Prof. Meyers and two sons, from
Austria. The professor has been max
ing a tour of the world, and on his
way to New York, stopped over day
at the Grand Canyon.
B. H. Hubbard, the southwestern
agent of Taylor & Williams, whole
sale liquor merchants of Louisville,
KY, is here, with his samples of
Yellowstone" and of course will do
good business while in the territorial
metropolis. He called at The Citizen
office, reports business throughout the
district excellent, and says his health
cannot be improved upon.
Miss Grace Nettleton left this morn
ing for Clyde, Ohio, where she will be
married on Octobed 10 to Roy Powers
Smith, of Detroit, Mich. The marriage
will take place at the home of Der
mont Fuller, a cousin of the bride-to-
be. Mr.. Smith spent some time here
couple of years ago with a sick
brother. He is at present engaged in
the hotel business in Detroit, where
they will make their home.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold an important meeting
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Borden, 401 South
Edith street. Under the regular bust.
ness of the meeting delegates will be
elected to attend the annual conyn.
tion of the union of New Mexico, to
be held at Las Vegas, October 13 to
10. All members are urged to attend
the meeting tomorrooow and bring
their friends
Major j. Willis, a Salvation Army
officer of twenty years experience, is
expected to arrive in town tomorrow
evening and will conduct special meet
ings Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
along with the local corps. Saturday
night the junior soldiers will take
part in special song and recitation.
The major will speak upon the fol-
lowing: "The Child and it's Train
ing" THE Youth, and its Capabili-
ties; "The Young Men and Women
and Their Probability"
AT the Immaculate Conception
church this morning Prof. Atanacio
Montoya, teacher of Spanish at St
Vincents academy. was married to
Miss Alice Fairchild, of the Sisters
hospital. Rev. Mandalaria performed
the ceremony. The groom is a neph-
ew of Victor sails, of Belen, and Mr..
Sais and daughter, Miss Ursula Sais,
were in the city this morning to at
tend the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Mon
toya will take up housekeeping on
East Tijeras avenue, opposite the Sis
| ters' hospital.
Cheapest disinfectant is Hahn's Eu-