Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-20

Partly CLOUDY n warmer tonight.
Tuesday, rain in south portion and
rain or snow and colder weather in
northern portion Of territory.
r. G. Putnam, Of willard, is trans
acting business in the city for a few
days.
Attorney II. NJ. Dougherty of So
zorro, was among the Sunday visit
| ors in Albuquerque.
A. A. Henry has accepted the night
management of Graham Bros, resort
and entered upon his duties the other
day.
p. E. Grade, a well known tobacco
| representative of this city, is doing
business in the towns north of this
| city.
Ben Bibo, general merchant of the
town which bears his name in VaIen-
Albuquerque and returned home last
night.
j. w. Wright, formerly in the en-
! ploy OF F. s. Huning at Los Lunas.
left last night for California, where
he will remain the balance of the win
ter months.
Regular review of Alamo hive No.
| I, l.. o. T. M, at Odd Fellows han
| Tuesday afternoon, November 81. at
2:30 sharp. The ladies will give their
usual monthly tea.
Mrs. w. e. Dame, of 40 West Gold
| avenue, has issued invitations for a
| card party to take place on next Sat
| urday afternoon. The affair promises
to be a delightful social event.
e. B. Harsch and Isaac N. Cox have
gone to the Chilli country for a hunt
| of several days. They expect to bring
back enough wild turkey to supply
all their friends for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. A. B. McGaffey will give a
church tea at her residence, 1928 Ii
jeras road, next Friday afternoon,
from half past two to half past 5
O'Clock. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Walter Thomas Mills, the noted So
cialist speaker, will lecture on We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings of this
week at Colombo hall. Everybody will
be admitted free. The Lyric male
quartette will furnish music.
A building permit has been granted
C. A. Hudson to build a $4,000 brick
house on West Gold avenue, near the
corner of Eighth street. e. V. Teg-
ner has been awarded the building
contract.
J.. r. Edgehill, representing the AS
ISOLATED Wool Growers association,
with headquarters at Salt Lake City,
is spending a few days in Albuquer-
que looking up wool in the local mar
ket, preparatory to making some
large purchases.
Captain A. j. Chapman has arrived
at Santa Fe from Fort Gibson, l. t.,
accompanied by Mrs. Chapman and
daughter. The gentleman has just
received the appointment as superin-
tendent in charge of the national
cemetery at Santa Fe.
T. ]. Milligan, the carpenter who
suffered the fracture of two fingers
on his left hand a week ago while at
work on the new Staab building, is
recovering from his injury as rapidly
as could be expected, and expects to
be able to return to work by the first
of mex week.
Word was brought to the city this
morning by a passenger OF train No.
10 that the Rev. DIR. Henry Moore,
PASTOR VI lHe fiTSl ISbDyISIld
church of FL Paso, died yesterday
morning. A brother of the deceased
minister died recently on the train
lear Las Vegas.
Rabbi Jacob H. Kaplan, Of Tempe
Albert, has mailed to Jacob H. Schiff,
of New York, who is at the head of
the movement for the relief Of the
Jews in Russia, a check for 1886,
which is the amount subscribed by
the Jews of this city toward the ST.
000, 900 fund that is being raised.
One of the most delightful social
events of last week was the card party
given on Saturday afternoon by Mrs.
P. G.. Cornish, at her home on South
Walter street. Mrs. Cornish was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. NJ. T..
Hickey and Mrs. w. G. Hope. Mrs.
j. F. Luthy and MRS F. H. Kent car
ried off the prizes for the afternoon.
Ellie and Tom, the famous blanket
weaver and her sagacious husband,
have returned from the Grand Canyon
and are again at work in the indus
trial rooms of the Alvarado curio.
Yasha, their little girl, has also re.
turned, and like all of the femalSs
of the race, she has taken up the fin
gered stick and has begun to weave
blankets at the tender age Of 5 years.
The Young Ladies' Sodality Of the
Immaculate Conception church held
its regular monthly meeting last night
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