Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-29


friends of the Weed, Sleyster and
Piatt families, are visiting in the city.
The visitors stopped over here: they
are on their way to the Portland, Ore
gon, exposition.
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Captain and Mrs. A. w. Kimball.
MIN thelr children, are here from the
I~nilpplnes. They formerly resided
~ lnis city, and during their stay mere
many relatives and friends will {
InnTTn courtesles. Captain Kimball
C9iieu on MS old-time friends at he
CIllzen once at noon today, and prom
lsed to give this paper some of his oh.
days. &c"
.
homas Gordon and wife. of the
United states Indian school at Keam's
Sanyon Ariz., spent yesterday in the
Guy on their way home from a months
vacation spent visiting relatives at
cheyenne, Wyo. During their stay
mere they were pleasantly entertained
by superintendent James X. Allen
ana others at the local Indian school.
l.. w. LeBaron, who has been con-
nected with the Albuquerque Gas COM
pany, has resigned his position, and
will leave Monday for Grand Junction,
Colo, where he will superintend the
installing of a new gas plant. Mr.. Le-
Baron has made many friends during
his residence in this city, who will
wish him success in his new undertake
ing. His position here is taken by
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This afternoon at Las Vegas occur
red the marriage of d. w. Morgan, of
this city, and Miss Elsie Markley, a
young lady from Iowa. Mr.. Morgan is
the well known engineer at the plant
of the Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light
& Power company in this city. The
bride, is a popular social favorite in
her home town and has been residing
at Las Vegas recently. They will re-
turn to the city tonight and imme-
diately go to housekeeping.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Scales, with the
baby, will leave tonight for Los An
geles, where Mr.. Scales will be con-
nected with the Los Angeles branch
of the Armour Packing company. This
20 q AbALAONlOh lhi WI otulN0. ne Dt-
ing connected with the Albuquerque
branch of the company for the past
four and half years. His position here
VIII be filled in the future by j. G.
Sutherland.
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Ben Digneo and Frank Silva, two
young men of this city, who took in
the resorts of southern California the
nnGf fnuy unn1rc ratnroAl - A. -G4.
on No. 2 passenger train tonight. The
boys report having had a fine time,
and give o the news that all ex-
Abuquerqueans, whom they met, are
prospecting in the "land of flowers
Mr.. Digneo will resume his position in
the composing room of The Citizen
Monday morning.
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The Citizen has received a COPY of
the Tyrone, Penn, Daily Herald. Civ
ing an account OF the recent marriages
OF Miss Ivaloo Gray to William Her.
bert McLanahan. The young lady's
mother, Mrs. Emily X. Gray, spent the
past winter in this city, and for a time
stopped at the Avarado, later at a
private boarding house on west Coal
avenue The Daily Herald, in its com-
ments, says: "The bride is one Of Ty.
rone's fairest and most respected
young ladies', possessing the qualifica.
tons for competent wifehood. The
groom is an e~nterprising and popular
young business man, whose happiness
and success is eve gratifying to his
friends"
Rev. w. J. Marsh, who has been
pastor of the Congregational church
in this city for the past Ave years, but
who resigned recently, accompanied
by his family will leave Monday for
Alliance, Neb., where he will make his
future home. Rev. Marsh has been one
of the most popular pastors the Con-
gregational church has had and he
will be greatly missed by his flock.
His successor, Rev. ]. w. Barron, of
Marseilles, ILL.,, will take charge of the
church about the first of September.
During the month of August the con-
gregations of the Congregational and
Baptist churches viii hold union SER
vices each Sunday at the Baptist
church.