Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-14
LOCAL AND
PER SONAL
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Fair tonight and Friday.

Miss Nina Otero. of Santa Fe. is
again in the city, the guest of Mrs.
Neill b. Field.
Mrs. Solomon Lunas reception and
dance will be held tomorrow (Friday)
evening at the Elks opera house.
D. f. Elliott, roadmaster of the
Santa Fe, was in the city today from
Las Vegas on company business.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to Marie Paz, aged
16. and Jose JaramillO, aged 2l, both
residents of this county
Mrs. George w. Johnson, who has
been visiting relatives in Los An
geles the past few weeks, returned to
her home in this city yesterday.
Edward Gruhsfeld, western repre-
sentative of II. w. Bloom & Sons, of
New York city, left for the latter city
last evening" lie will return some
| time in April of next year.
John W. Sullivan, manager of the
| Hagan coal mines for the Pennsylva-
mia Improvement company, arrived in
the city last night to transact bust
ness matters for his company.
A. V. Tegner has secured the con-
tract to erect the addition to and Of
| fee at the Southwestern Brewery and
| Ice company. II is understood that
the improvements will amount to
about $4,000.
Last evening at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Hahn, 9l4 West Rail-
road avenue, the Thirteen club gave
| social at which a large number of
| guests were present. all declaring Mr.
and Mrs. Hahn capital entertainers.
| Requiem mass will be held over the
remains of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Armijo tomor-
row morning at 8 o'clock at the San
| Felipe de Neri church in Old Albu-
| querque. Friends and relatives are
invited to be present
This evening at 1880 O'Clock in
| their lodge rooms, Rio Grande chap
ter No. 4, r. A. NJ, will hold its reg
| ular conyocation. Election of officers
will also take place. By order of H..
P. J. c. Ferger, secretary.
Richard Heller, a well known mer-
| chant of Cabezon, was in the city to-
| day transacting business He reports
a heavy fall of snow in that portion
Of Sandoyal county, and states that
the outlook for a great crop season
next spring is good.
Regular services at Temple Albert
| Friday evening at 7:45. BY request,
| Rabbi Jacob II. Kaplan will lecture
| on Orthodoxy and Reform in Juda-
| ism,' setting forth the agreements
and differences of the two great wings
| in Jewish life. Everybody is cor
daily invited
Hon. Daniel II. Mcmillan former
| judge of the southern district, arrived
in the city from Socorro today on
| business OF a legal nature, and will
remain several days. Judge Mcmillan
| states that the city of SOcorro is in a
| fourishing condition and that the ma
| jority of her citizens favor the joint
| statehood movement.
The Elks held a most interesting
regular meeting last night and, al
| though there were counter attractions,
quite a large number of Elks attend
| ed. The applications of eight new
| candidates were read and acted upon.
p. J. Maloney, a locomotive engineer,
rode the goat, and demonstrated the
fact that as rider he is success.
After the initiation lunch was served.
Colonel II. S. Farley, a mining ex-
pert of Golden, arrived in the city
yesterday from that mining district,
and will remain several days trans
acting business. Colonel Farley Is
rather advanced in years, and with
his abundant gray hair and NOUS
| tache, presents a striking appearance
but states that he feels as youthful
in this bracing climate as he did years
ago.
Mrs. Marion Gamblers. of Denver,
well known and popular singer Of
that city, Is here on a visit to Mrs.
j. H. Gainsley, and is so delighted
with the climate that she will re-
main some time. The lady was for
several years the soloist of the Eng
lish Lutheran church of Denver, and
her reputation as a singer is widely
known throughout the Centennial
state.
William and Josiah Cruise, with their
mother, passed through the city this
morning with the remains of their
father and husband, whose death oc-
Cured at Kingston, Sierra county. the
other day The body will be inferred
at Calumet, Mich During the stay of
the train here Roy Mcdonald, an old
friend of the family, met them at the
depot, and offered his sympathy to the
bereaved wife and sons.
Rev. w. w. Havens, the national
organizer ofthe Anti-Saloon league,
who arrived in the city Tuesday, yes
terday consummated the purchase OF
lot and a new house being erected
thereon at 800 South Edith street,
for a consideration of $4,000, and will
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ture, being greatly impressed with the
bright outlook for the future of Albu-
querque.
The Christmas windows of Albu-
querque never looked better. They
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