Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-21


For Holiday wines-stern. schloss
| q Co,
Stern. schloss & Co. sell Imported
Liquors.
Montoya and Martinez will give
Christmas ball at the old town soci-
ETY. hall, Monday night, Dec. 25.
Capt. r. f. Spivey, OF the Harvey
system, leaves this evening to spend
Christmas with his family at Topeka.
Miss Mary whiting, of Old Albu-
querque, left this morning for Ber-
nalillo. where she will visit relatives
few days.
p. G.. Lennon, superintendent of the
Indian school at Keam's Canyon, Ariz.,
left last night on his return home after
a pleasant visit of several days in the
city.
Mrs. +. Il. Sturges, of North Second
street, left on the California Limited
this afternoon for Los Angeles, where
she will spend the holidays with her
son, Lloyd.
II. p. Hall, proprietor of the Albu-
querque Foundry and Machine Works,
left the city last night for Hollywood,
|
of his own yule log.
The Albuquerque lodge of Odd Fell
lows has placed William Biggs, bro
ther, in the local hospital Mr., Biggs
is recently from Moline, Kas., and is
victim of consumption.
Services at Temple Albert Friday
evening at 7:45. The Feast of Lights
| begins this evening and lasts one
| week. Rabbi Kaplan's sermon will be.
THE Joy of Giving" Everybody is
welcome.
Regular communication of Temple
Lodge No. 6, A. f. and A. NJ, Thurs
day evening, December 81, at 1880
O'Clock. Election'o officers. By Or
der of Worshipful Master. J. C. Fer
ger, secretary.
Arthur Cavanaugh the travelling
salesman, was joined here last night
by his family, who arrived from Colo
| RADIO Springs Mr.. and Mrs. Cavan-
augh have again taken up their resi-
dence at No. 321 North Fourth street,
| after an absence of year.
Harlow Maffett, the clever full back
Of the American Lumber company
team, who suffered a fractured arm in
game with the city team recently,
expects to leave in few days for his
home at Minneapolis, Mimi. Mr..
Maffetts injured arm is giving him no
little trouble.
The fire which called out the de-
partment at 1880 this morning. was
nothing more than the burning of
some SCOT in a chimney at the home
of w. f. Dame, 410 West Gold avenue
If oil lei rl,r nj I,tt b.,I
burned out before the arrival of the
tire department
A fair crowd of enthusiasts Journey
ed 20 the Casino last night to witness
game of basket ball between the
girls of the University and the dusky
maidens from the Albuquerque Indian
school. The former were the easy
victors by score of to L. Dancing
followed the game.
p. II. Rhodes, superintendent of
Pullman service, on the Santa Fe, will
leave this evening for Peabody, Kas.,
where he will spend Christmas with
his family. Since making Albuquer-
que his headquarters, Mr.. Rhodes has
left his family at Peabody, but he ex-
poets to move them here about the
middle of January.
Word reached the city last night
from Gallup saying that the Carbon
City was in darkness as a result of
part of the electric light building fall
fng down, putting the plant out of
commission. However. the machinery
was not injured. the messenger says,
and the plant will be in operation
again within few days.
|. l.. Hibbard, general superintend-
ent of the Santa Fe coast lines, is on
the Albuquerque end of the coast lines
on one of his periodical trips of in
spection. Mr.. Hbbard says that
things are moving along swimmingly
on the coast lines in every depart
ment. California tourist travel is
holding up well and the freight de-
partment has about all it can do.
Track improvements are being made
all along the line.
Patrons of the Deming branch of the
Santa Fe cannot help but notice
change for the better in the Pullman
service between that place and this,
which is the result of some good work
being done by p. II. Rhodes, super
intendent of the Pullman service on
the Santa Fe, whose headquarters
were recently moved to this city. The
"Tamarac," new car, has replaced |
the old "Hesperus," which has done
long service on the Deming branch
The Congregational Sunday school
will have its Christmas tree on Fri
a.