Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-07
LOCAL AND
personal
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Fair tonight and Sunday.

James Foley, with the Santa Fe at
Winslow, is in the city, the guest OF
friends.
Monday, october 9, is the day of
atonement. All of the Jewish stores
will be closed.
Mrs. Herbert Romero has returned
home from a visit to the ranch of
Felipe Hubbell, near lsleta.
A. b. McGaffey returned this morn.
ing from a business trip to Thoreau,
where the Horabin-McGaffey company
has a large general store.
The Southwestern Brewery & Ice
company has begun to make room for
the building Of a large brick addition
to its plant in the north part of the
city.
II. e. Byers, l%iveryman at Belen,
passed through the city this morning
en- route to Las Vegas, where he goes
on business and pleasure. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Byers.
Richard F. Heller, postmaster and
merchant of Cabezon, was in the city
today to meet his brother, George G..
Heller, of East st. Louis, ILL.,, who ar
rived from the east last night.
Judge Ellsworth ingalls,, United
States attorney in Indian depreciation
claims in this territory, left last night
for a visit to his old home in Atch-
ison, Kan. He will be gone several
weeks.
Mrs. Mabel Stevens-Himoe left last
night for Chicago, where she goes to
enter a conservatory Of music for the
winter. 1t is rumOred that Mrs. Himoe
may make her permanent home in the
Windy City.
Harvey Worthington LOOMS, one of
the best known writer's of Indian lore
in the United States, and the author
of a large number of popular Indian
songs, was in the city between trains
last night while en- route east from
the coast.
l.. r. La Driere, Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, will arrive here tonight. The
gentleman is a brother of ]. L. La
Driere, the we'll known architect, ana
he m to this city for his health.
He will probably remain here during
the winter.
Edward Holmes Sickels, the blind
musician, who will play at the concert
the Elks' ball room on Wednesday,
October II, is one Of the best pianists
In the country. The Ladies' Guild are
arranging a good program and the
house ought to be filed. Admission
will be fifty cents.
Michael Glen Cunnif, managing ed
Itor of The Worlds Work, New York,
Is in the city. He was a pleasant
caller at The Citizen Office this morn
ing, and will again call late this after
to secure some data from the
old timer" for a write up of Albu-
luerque and this section of New
Mexico.
The Silver City Enterprise says:
Miss Ida Bremen left last night for
where she will give a recital.
She will also give a recital in Pres
colt, and probably in Albuquerque,
and will then continue her journey to
New York, where she will spend the
winter in study of the pianoforte, I'M
der Eugene Haffley, the famous
teacher.
United States fisheries car No. 8, in
charge of Captain T. j. Pierce and
crew, left last night for the east. Stops
VIII be made at Lamy, to send a con
signment of fish to Santa Fe, Rio Ar
riba and Taos counties, and one at
Trinidad, to stock the streams of Col
0rado in that vicinity, after which the
will proceed to the fish hatchery
At Neosho, Mo.
DR.. d. II. earns, DR.. Kraft, George
Hill and Forrest Parker will form
| hunting party which will leave the
,ity on Tuesday for the ella country
or a three weeks outing. They will
as far as Magdalena by train, and
here they will embark with ten sad
lie ponies, two wagons and cooks and
They will be Joined at Mag
ialena by three other sportsmen.
Colonel w. H. Greer, president OF
late t~wenty-fifth annual territorial
air, and |. B. Payne, one of the trust.
ID employees of the fair, will leave the
'lty tonight for Engle, where they VIII
Tor a few days. Plenty of doves
md quails are OF the Tornado del
duerto, and these two hunters will no
Ioubt return to the city with a sack
ull. Mr.. Payne will take along his
Inc hunting setter.
The Santa Fe New Mexican saws;
lrs. Mary b. Mckee of st. Louis. who
las been a guest of Miss Matte VIII.
Iams of Albuquerque, for several
weeks, was in the city today, en- route
rom n Duke City to her nome, via
Miss Williams accompanied
er to Santa Fe and returned to AL
uquerque this afternoon. Miss Nc