Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-04

JOn j. hanklu' ltlt 'Hi9 ihOi inns lOi
Lawrence, KAN where they Will re-
sumo their studies in the university
of the Sunnower state.
Miss Bertha Conner sister of Mrs.
Bailey Novel. arrived in the city from
Santa Fe. last night and will remain
here in the future.
Last night Judge Ira A. Abbott, Dis
trict Attorney Frank w. Clancy, Clerk
w. Il. Dame and Court Stenographer
Harry p. owen, went to Los Lunas,
where today they opened court for
Valencia county. They viii return to
Albuquerque tomorrow morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Bittner are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Sykes
of Troutvile. Pa who are on their
way to the Yellowstone park, Port.
land, and other Pacific coast points.
Mrs. Sykes is a sister of Mrs. Bit
ner.
Kennedy and Willard, the two
bright sons of w. S. Strickler. who
enjoyed the past couple of months Wis
iting their grandmother, Mrs. s, NJ.
Strickler, I'm Los Angeles, returned
home yesterday, and will be ready for
school tomorrow morning. Their sis
ter, little Miss Catherine, remains
with her grandmother.
A new industry has been added to
the many already being taught at the
United States Indian school in this
city. This time the new department
will be a full-hedged factory for the
making of old mission style furniture
by the Indian boys. The idea is a
good one, and the furniture manufac-
tured will find a ready market.
Mrs. Kittie Butler, of Denver. the
wife of w. c. Butler, a printer who
worked in The Citizen composing room
a few weeks ago, whites 70 this Of
fee to ascertain his present wherea-
bouts. Mr. Butler, on leaving this
city, stated that he had accepted a po-
stion on the Miner, published at Bis
bee, Ariz. His wife is anxious in the
matter and intends to investigate.
Assistant Secretary or the Terri
tory w. " White and NJ. c. Miller,
chief clerk in the Office of Territorial
Auditor w. G. Sergeant. came down
from Santa Fe last night to witness
the ball game today between the,
Santa Fe Centrals and the Mcintosh
Browns. They will leave tomorrow
for short outing at the Jemez hot
springs.
]. II. O'Rielly, district manager for
the Washington Life Insurance COM
pany, returned home Saturday night
from a trip to the northern part of
the territory, where he was selling
life insurance policies. Mr.. O'Rielly
also had his horn out blowing for the
territorial fair, and he says tnat
northern New Mexico will make
large contribution of people to the fair
this year as usual.
The Congregational church was
filled yesterday at both the morning
and evening services, to greet the ap-
pearance of the new pastor, Rev. j.
w. Barron. Rev. Barren delivered two
able sermons, taking for his subject
at the morning service, "The Secret
of Success in Christian Work, and the
Promise of Power for That Work -
In the evening his sermon text was,
THE Wasted Substance"
Perry G. Burks, the handsome young
gentleman who represents Carter,
Rice & Co. paper dealers of Denver,
is in the city, and rumor has it that
he will soon become a full-hedged ben
edict, a pretty young lady at Delta,
Colo, claiming his heart. It is also
understood that Perry is a stocl1holder
in the Spencer Seedless Apple com
pany, of Grand Junction, Colo, and
he is counting on millions in the near
future.
c. f. Kerr Santa Fe barber. accom-
panied the Santa Fe Central ball team
to the city. Mr.. Kerr is looking after
the Santa Fe boys in the absence of
Manager Clarence Case, who was un-
able to make the trip to Albuquerque.
Dave Weller, thewel | known Albu-
luerque merchant, intends leaving to-
mo row for San Pedro, Cal, where he
Will engage in the grocery business.
Mr.. Weller has many friends in this
city who will wish him all sorts of
success in his new venture.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Gould, of Bisbee,
Ariz., arrived in the city this morning
from the south, and were pleasant
callers at The Citizen office. They
are on their way to Gallup, where it is
understood they will negotiate the
purchase of the Gallup Republican.
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