Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-25

Fair and warmer tonight and Thurs
day
B. NJ. Proctor and J.. r. Skidmore,
of this city, have gone to Santa Fe,
to do the masonry work on the Laugh
lin building
Guy Rogers. Of the First National
bank, has returned from his annual
vacation. which he spent at the vari-
Gus Pacific coast resorts.
The children Of H. Ellsworth desire
to extend their heartfelt thanks to
friends for their sympathy during the
illness and death of their father.
Mrs. Daniel Troy left this morning
for her home at Ration, after a pleas
ant visit in the city with Mrs. E. d.
Solver, of SOP South Edith street.
Percy Barbour, engineer for the Ma
vaio Gold Mining company, operating
in the Cochiti district, left last night
for a visit to his old home in Boston,
Mass.
Tho Citizen learns that on Novem-
Der 1, at Socorro, Miss Ruth Perry
will be united in marriage to John e.
Griffith, a well known attorney of
that town.
George c. Bowman, the real estate
man, who yesterday became a bene-
dict, was passing the cigars around
today and receiving the congratuia-
tions of his friends.
S. o. Fletcher, of Santa Fe, an ex-
tenslye tie contractor, who is operat.
ing a saw mill in the Manzano noun
tains, was in the city today transact.
ing business and left for the noun.
tains this afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. b. Reed, wife Of Engineer
Reed, of Las Vegas, is spending the
day in the city. Mr.. Reed is engaged
in Eastern Star work and arrived
from FL Paso this morning and will
go to Winslow tonight.
w. S. French, an extensive sheer
raiser of Monte Vista, Colo, is spend
ing a few days in albuquerque trans
acting business with local commission
men, and is arranging for the pur
chase of a large number of sheep.
Ernestine Lulley, known as the Ari
IONA marvellous magnet and the piano
wonder of the world, will soon be IL
| Albuquerque to give an entertain
ment. She plays 1886 pieces of music
from memory, and was formerly the
cathedral organist to King Kalakana
Honolulu.
J. H. Coffin, assistant secretary o
the American Lumber company, whC
has been confined to his home for
number of weeks suffering from a sc
we're attack of typhoid fever, is abl'
to be at his desk again in the Office:
at the mills.
The ladies of the Albuquerque In
dian school have formed a club among
themselves, which will be known al
the Swastika club, named after the ia
miliar Navajo emblem. The secont
meeting of the club will be held Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Oliver. wife of the assistant superin
tendent of the school.
Fred Raymer, who played seconC
base for the Boston Nationals during
the past season and made a great rec
| ord for himself, is still in the city
but expects to leave Saturday or Sun
day for southern California, where
he will probably play ball during thu
winter months. Raymer Is IN Albu
| querque boy, and since breaking int
the big base bali league a few year.
| ago has made for himself a good rec
ord.
The pastor of the Congregations
church intends to have his edific,
equipped with the best and most mod
ern appliances possible, and his est
mate places the probable cost at abou
SO, 00o. At a recent meeting of tn
church directors, Messrs. VIM. Far
and e. l.. Washburn were chosen
committee of two to ecure the fund
necessary, and 1t is learned this after
noon that they are meeting with grea
success.
George Baecus. of the Albuquerqu,
Transfer company, returned to tn
city last night from a trip to Thorn
ton, where he went TO superintend tn,
loading of the last bit of machiner!
OF the old Albemarle mill. Mr.. BAG
Gus had the contract of taking dow
the machinery and moving 1t on boart
cars at Thornton, and although thu
job vas a very difficult one, the Al
buquerque Transfer company complet
ed II with dispatch and without a mis-
hap.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Mcclellan, foI
many years worthy Albuquerque citi
zens, residing on South Third street
have leased their home to Attorne!
Frank Woods, from New York, anC
will leave Saturday night for south
ern California. Mr.. Mcclellan is suf
fering with Bright's disease of the
kidneys. and his local physician ha!
advised a change to a lower altitude
The Citizen hopes he will improve
and that he and estimable wife may
soon return to this city.
Hon. Solomon Luna, of Los Lunas
left this morning for Estancia, Tor
rance county, where he will superin
tend the trasfer of several Thousand
sheep which he recently sold to Colo
| RADIO parties. The sheep will be load
ed aboard the cars at Estancia, an,
shipped over the Santa Fe Central t