Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-30
LOCAL AND
PERSONAL


Samuel Rhodes, a blacksmith at
Thanksgiving with his family, who re-
side at 6t6 West Coal avenue.
A report from the bedside Of Noble
Crawford, son of Judge and Mrs.
Crawford, states that the child is
slowly improving.
United States Marshal c. M. Fora
ker returned this morning from a bus
mess trip near Engle. Mr.. Foraker
has cattle interests in the vicinity OF
Engle.
The many friends of DR., c. II. Con
ner will be gratiied to learn that his
condition this morning was somewhat
improved and hopes are now enter
tanned for his recovery.
Col. w. H. Greer did not intend to
leave for the east last night. He will
enjoy Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs.
Greer. and may possibly go east to-
morrow morning or tomorrow even
ing.
At their home. 316 North First street
last evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Jose M.
Duran entertained a number of friends
in celebrating the fifth birthday of
their daughter, Andrelleta. A most
enjoyable evening was passed, delici-
Gus refreshments being served.
The pelt from the 200-pound noun
tain lion killed near Coyote Springs,
mention of which has already been
made in these columns, was on exhi-
bition today in the clothing store of
Simon Stern, at 10 West Railroad
avenue. 1t was greatly admired dur
ing the day.
People in the vicinity of the post
oflce-at noon today were Mortified to
see a native apparently about twenty
five years of age. fall to the ground
in an epileptic At. The man c%onvuls-
ed for a few minutes and then became
quiet. Quite a large crowd of curious
people watched the man recover from
the spasms.
Union Thanksgiving services were
conducted In the Elks' opera house
this morning. The theater was well
filled and an inspiring sermon was de.
livered. The musical program was es,
epcially appropriate and greatly en-
joyed. The Associated Charities
movement in the city was discussed
in a very able manner. and al a re.
suit a favorable sentiment was created
among those present.
An atmosphere of real gratitude and
festivity will embrace Thanksgiving
dinner at the Alvarado this evening,
in keeping with the form established
AT the big mission. The elaborate re-
past will be served from 6 until $40
O'Clock and promises TO eclipse all
past attempts in the culinary line.
The old favorite musical trio has re-
turned, and some delightful doing are
sure to follow in consequence.
The stagnation of all traffic on the
Santa Fe railroad, which resulted
from the disastrous washout neal
Holbrook Monday, was necessarily
slow Strengthening itself out yester
day, owing to the magnitude of the
system. Trains Nos. s and 4 were
far behind schedule time, especially
No. s, which was several hours late
No. 10, due to leave for the east al
1880 a. M, left about on time, which
Indicated that finally all trouble In
the west had been overcome.
A prominent physician of Albuquer
! que informed a reporter for the Even
ing Citizen this morning that he has
heard several complaints Of late rel
Iative to the milk which is being solo
in the city. The doctor states thai
the milk shows evidences of adultera
ton, 1t being almost next to an i'm
possibility to secure any cream from
it while the presence of water is clear
to the experienced eye. He suggested
that the milk inspector look into the
matter and prosecute all those detect
ed in any infraction of the law.