Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-07

Generally fair tonight and wednes.
day.
Max Gussaroff, the cigar manufac.
%turer, is |transacting business in Santa
Fe today.
Attorney James G. Fitch. Of So.
zorro, is in the city, accompanied by
his daughter. e
b. J.. Whiteside, representing the
Las Dos Nociones Cigar company, is
in the city visiting local customers.
Otto L. Rice, proprietor of the Globe
store, is confined to his home at S12
South Edith street with rheumatism.
Mrs. J. S. Black, of 319 West Coal
avenue, returned last night from an
extended visit to friends in Trinidad.
L. w. Gales. representing the In
diana State Life Insurance company,
was tr~ansacting business in Las We
gas today.
Ben Bibo, the general merchant of
Grants, returned home last night, af-
ter %transacting business in the metrop-
oils for several days.
Darby A. Day, New Mexico mana
ger for the Mutual Life Insurance
company, of New York, left last night
for a business trip to Ration,
Mrs. Oreste Bachechi and children,
and Mrs. Mary Scottie, will arrive to-
night from their p~rotracted visit to
relatives and friends in Italy.
Attorney 7. B. Catron, of Santa Fe,
passed through the city this morning
en- route from a business trip to So
zorro.
Mrs. C. A. Radel, of Moston, Wis,
is spending a few days in Albuquer-
que, and is a guest at the home Of
Mrs. Jay A. Hubbs, of South Third
street.
Regular meeting of the Elks' lodge
tomorrow night. Initiation and lunch
and something from the entertainment
committee will insure a good attend
ance.
DR.. James II. Wroth left last night
for Wilkesbarre, Pa, where he goes
to meet his mother, who will accom-
pany him to Albuquerque and spend
the winter here.
e. C. Chaves, the wool and hide
buyer, says that he has purchased
100, 900 pounds of wool at Magdalena
and in the vicinity of Albuquerque dur
ing the season which is just closing.
Nathan Barth, the sheep man, re-
turned to his sheep camp near Grants
last night. Mr.. Barth says that this
winter promises to be a good M for
sheep, as plenty of water and feed are
in evidence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MCGEE, Of
Milwaukee, Wis, passed through the
city last night on their way to south
ern California, where they 'will spend
the winter. Mr.. MCGEE is an attorney
of Milwaukee.
Richard Jones, the new manager OF
the American Lumber company, has
leased from H. H. Tilton the northern
apartment in Parkview Terrace, and
will occupy it with his family on or
about November Is.
The other evening, while leisurely
bicycling toward his home, G. Giomi
met with an accident. The wheel
struck an obstruction in the road and
the rider was thrown violently to the
ground. Result, a badly damaged left
hand.
Prof. George w. Ramsey, of the AL
buquerque Business college, is in Las
Vegas working up interest in his col
lege and selling Underwood typewrlt-
ers. Prof. Ramsey expects to visit
Santa Fe before returning, and will
be absent from the city several days.
A committee of Sisters from the st.
Joseph hospital are around soliciting
subscriptions to help defray immedi-
ate debts Of that worthy institution.
Sister Fdelis called at this office ana
stated that the merchants and peo-
pie generally are subscribing liber-
ally.
The Las Vegas Optic says: DR.. o.
c. McNary and wife of Leavenworth,
Kan, passed through the city today on
their way to Santa Monica. DR.. Nc
Nary has just received an appointment
as head Of a big hospital there. DR..
and Mrs. McNary were met at the de-
pot by the latter's brother, Harry w.
Kelly, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Strong, parents
of Harry, Frank and Roy Strong, of
this city, celebrated their thirty-second
wedding anniversary at Los Angeles
last week. Seven Albuquerque people,
stopping in Los Angeles. are report
ed as being present at the function
with which the event was celebrated.
1t is just one day over a month be.
fore the close of the merchants piano
contest, and the prospective winners
are gradually pulling away from the
majority of the contesting societies.
At the count last night the Knights of
Columbus led, with H. sol, and the
Masons were second, with S9,413
votes.
+. e. Benkler, son of Philip Benkler,
a wealthy stove manufactures of Phil
adelphia, Pa, died yesterday at his
apartments, 215 South Third street,
after a lingering Illness with tubercu-