Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-06
LOCAL AND
personal
WEATHER
Fair tonight and Thursday.

Fair tonight and Thursday.
Mrs. Joe Sheridan has returned
from a pleasure trip to Mexico.
j. f. Mcguire, superintendent at
the Rio Grande Wooden Mills, was
taken suddenly ill last evening. and
vas confined to his home today.
c. w. Cook, Jr., assistant travelling
freight and passenger agent for the
| Santa Fe in New Mexico, arrived from
the south this morning.
A message from the residence of
DIR. c. II. Conner at 3;45 o'clock this
afternoon states that DR.. Conner
seems very much improved and Is
resting easily.
General C. f. Easley, OF Santa Fe,
left today for Washington, on BUSH
ness. II is understood that
General Easley visits the national
capitol in behalf of the Joint State
hood League.
w. II. Clarke, proprietor of the
Clarke hotel at Holbrook, Ariz., left
this morning for that place, com
panied by Mrs. Clarke, who is recov-
ering from an operation performed at
the st. Joseph hospital.
The young son of Judge and Mrs.
A. j. Crawford, who has been ser
iously i'll with a pulmonary trouble,
is now reported out Of danger. The
child still has a bad cough, but is
resting very comfortably.
j. Mugler, a brother of Mrs.
Wientge and Miss Mugler, of Santa
Fe, and also a brother of Mrs. Herman
Hase, Of this city, has arrived here,
and expects to make this city his
home in the future.
The merchants of the city have be-
gun to decorate their windows and
stores for the Christmas trade. AL
ready many of the merchants have
their holiday goods on display. The
Christmas gifts this year are more
beautiful than ever.
The All Star Specially company will
giev a complete change of program
on Saturday afternoon and evening,
Dec. 8, at the Elks opera house. A
word to the wise, don't forget the
date. Prices. matinee, 10 and rs
cents; evening, rs, 35 and so cents.
Mrs. F. Stuart Foster, accompanied
by her daughter Miss Iva Foster, both
AOoluGhlS VI NOIlIGdls Odndud, dIIiNtu
in Albuquerque last night for a sew
eral weeks pleasure visit, after which
they will continue on IA tour of the
United States that they are making.
Rev. Bruce Kinney and family left
this morning for their home at Salt
Lake City, after a pleasant visit in
the city with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Kinney was formerly Miss Mable
Alger of this city. Rev. Kinney is the
Baptist missionary for Utah and wy
oming.
The annual business meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega-
tional church will be held Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence
of Mrs. William Farr, 301 South Edith
street. This is an important meeting
and the members are urged to be
present.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the musical recital to be
given Thursday evening in the hall
of the Guild of st. Johns Episcopal
church. Leonard Miller, the whistler.
and j. w. Hetherington, tenor. will
assist, and in addition to the music
dainty Refreshments will be served.
Arthur Kline, Louis Segil, Ora
Breen and Joe McCaffery, A. ID. T..
messenger boys OF the Western Union
Telegraph company, are ~respendently
attired these days in brand new uni
forms, with silver buttons and red
braid, and as they fit back and forth
delivering messages, look very neat,
indeed.
Dan Duffy, formerly a plumber for
the Whitney company, accompanied
by his wife, left last nisht for Tue
son, Arizona, where he goes for the
benefit of his health. Mr.. and Mrs.
Duffy have been in Albuquerque about
four mcntns but il was thought that
a lower altitude would prove more
beneficial for him, hence their change
of residence.
Miss Mary, the fourteen year old
daughter OF Mrs. A. David, who re-
sides at 900 South First street, is
slowly recovering from a very severe
with typhoid fever. The little
lady has been dangerously sick for
eight or nine weeks, but Is now able
TO sit up for a short time each day,
and friends hope for continued i'm
provement.
Richard G. Wilson, the young man
who was dangerously injured while
a ride on a Santa Fe Cen
trail train, near Willard Saturday
night and taken to the st. Vincent
hospital at the territorial capital, is re-
to have a brother residing at
Winslow. Ariz., and a sister living at
Buffalo, N. Y. The young man is
IN a precarious condition and may
have to undergo another operation.
In III u-oLyo % tanho A8o..uo