Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-23

lou KNOW llt ltdSbn WHY
The Rev. VIM. wylie of Winslow is
in town on important business.
w. L. Bradley, the mine promoter,
who has been here the past few days,
left last night for lei Paso.
Jimmy Bentley, the Cochiti miner
who can initiate the braying of a
burro, is in the city, having fun.
S. e. Aldrich, the merchant out at
| Gallup, who has been here the past
week, will return west tonight.
r. i. Heller, the general merchant
of CabeZon, is here today, and his
friends are seeing to it that he enjoys
himself.
Fred Russell, the well known rail.
roader, who does business south of
the city, is here to enjoy the last day
of the fair.
DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Jones, residing
at No. SIT North Eighth street, are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Smith
of Socorro.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Ireland, popu.
lar folks from Santa Fe, after a couple
of days here, returned to Santa Fe
| this morning.
Merchant Cartwright, of the territor-
ial capital, will remain over to see the
end of the base ball tournament. He
is an admirer of the national game.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Bittner, accom-
panied by their son and Miss Nell
Wetter, left today for the Grand Can
yon. They will be absent several
days.
S. G.. Hanna, a well known merchant
of San Marcial, who was here the
past few days, enjoying himself, has
returned to his home at the bend in
the Rio Grande."
Dan Scruggs, who is one of the out
side rustlers for the Mutual Life In
surance Company of New York, has
returned to the city from the Pecos
Valley. He reports doing a good bust
ness.
julius Uhfelder, a general merchant,
and S. A. Bond, a miner both from
Elizabethtown, up north, are in the
city visiting friends, buying goods and
taking in the last day of the fair.
Miss Shirley Kunz, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph II. Kunz, formerly
of this city, but now Of Los Angeles,
passed through the city yesterday, en-
route home. The young lady had been
visiting friends in Kansas City.
George Craig, justice of the peace,
precinct 26, returned last niglt from
a six weeks visit to the east. He
visited Boston, New Yor}', and, of
course, Coney Island, where he took
in "Dreamland' and Lima Place" He
reports having had a fine time.
NJ. w. Browne, a big man physically
and otherwise, of Las Vegas, is here,
and he is a ball rooter from away
back in the old days. He believes
the Las Vegas team will win first
money in the base ball tournament,
and will remain owe to see the finish.
Hon. H. o. Bursum, the chairman of
the territorial republican central com
mittee, and Attorney and Mrs. e. c.
Abbott, came in from Santa Fe last
night, and are mingling with the Wis,
itors still in the city. They will prob.
ably return to Santa Fe tomorrow
morning.
William Shaw yesterday leased OF
NJ. Gussaroff the rear of the store,
115 West Railroad avenue, and will
put in n of the most up-to-date pool
anu DlllldTu pdTlOT5. MT. SudW con-
ducts a like business in Trinidad, and
returned home last night. He hopes to
have his Albuquerque parlors ready
for business by the first of October.
Comrade F. w. Woodrow. of Okla
homa, will preach both morning and
evening at the WOman's Club rooms
tomorrow, Sunday, the oath. You are
invited to come and hear Babylon fall.
1t will be a treat to hear a Socialist
preacher and one who represents the
largest society of cooperative farm
ers in the world.
Conductor H. f. Griffith, a popular
manipulation Of the bell cord between
this city and FL PasO, will leave to-
morrow morning for Kansas City and
Chicago on business, to be absent
about ten days or two weeks. During
his agsence, Joseph Harrison, freight
conductor, will have charge of the pas
senger run.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Hall and pretty
daughter, Miss Vensentia, who have
been here for the past few days, will
leave tomorrow morning for Chicago.
and from there they will visit Mr..
Halls father and relatives at Mans.
ton, Wis. They will remain in the
north for several weeks, when Mr.,
Hall will return to his foundry bust.