Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-10
LOCAL AND
PERSONAL
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Fair tonight; colder In south por-
ton, with frost. Wednesday, fair and
warmer.
"The Man From Mexico" is the bill
at the Elks' opera house tonight.
A. J. Seis, merchant at %Isleta. has
been appointed postmaster of the viii
lage.
There will be a meeting of the ves-
try at St. Johns church at 1880
tonight at the rectory.
Captain b. Ruppe returned last
night from a short business trip to the
northern part of the territory.
Richard Campbell, of Columbus,
Ohio, is in the city, and will probably
remain here in the future. He is a
poster painter.
Miss Mabel Strong arrived from
California this morning and is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. w. w. Strong,
of West Railroad
Charles L. Ross, of Santa Fe, assist
ant territorial coal oil inspector, was
in the city yesterday and today attend
ing to official business.
Mrs. Anna Gray, a dressmaker, re-
siding at 319 North Fifth street, is
at st. Joseph's hospital, where she is
recovering from an operation.
]. %. Hams, Roderick Slower, Fred
Fisher and Herbert Brooks will leave
Saturday for the Pecos country, where
they will hunt for a few days.
Harry Kelly and F. II. Pierce, VINO
accompanied the congressional party
from Las Vegas to this city yesterday
afternoon, returned to the Meadow
City last night.
Richard Armstrong and Miss Fan
ME Minis, both residents of Albuquer-
que, were married yesterday by JUS
tice of the Peace Jose Miguel Chaves,
Of Old Albuquerque.
The Guild meeting of st. Johns
church, announced for Wednesday, is
postponed until Thursday at 8 p. M,
on account of the concert at the Elks'
ball rooms on Wednesday evening.
Rev. j. p. Moog, of Sabinal, passed
through the city this morning, en-
route east. Mr.. Moog is taking a lit
tie vacation from his parish at Sabinal.
He will visit Oklahoma and be absent
from the territory a couple Of weeks.
The initial performance of the
George Samuels company, "A Deserted
Bride was played to a large and well
pleased audience at Elks' theater last
night. The play was very clever and
well staged. THE Man From Mexico
is the bill for tonight.
Eugene Lyon manager of the litho-
graphing supply department of the
Ault & Wiborg Ink company of Gin
c%innati, Ohio, is in the city, coming in
from southern California this morn
ing. His company has a big branch
house at Mexico City, and Mr.. Lyon
will go south tonight.
Rev. j. NJ. Sollie, pastor of the Meth
odist church, south, OF this city, left
this morning on a journey of two
months duration, which will carry
him through Alabama and other south
ern states. Rev. Sollie's mission is
to secure funds with which to build a
new church for the local congregation
Dan Padilla and brother have taken
a lease on the Casino for the winter
months, and will give dances three
times a week-Wednesday, Saturday
and Sunday evenings. The Padilla
boys will also conduct a skating rink
at the Casino, they having sent an or
der to Chicago for a number of pairs
of skates.
DR.. W. N. Macbeth, the we'll known
dentist, is at Haywood hot springs, re
ceiving benefit from the hot baths and
the eating of good meals. The doctor
has been under the weather for some
time, but he writes back to his city
friends that he hopes to return soon
feeling as well as he did when he was
doing stunts in wrestling matches
away back in Scotland many years
ago.
B. H. Hubbard, the southwestern
representative for Taylor & Williams
of Louisville, KY, the Yellowstone
dealers. has returned to the city from
southern California and western Ari
IONA, where he did a fine business fol-
his firm. He is calling on local Gus
toners today, and will leave either
this evening or tomorrow morning fol
Denver and the Black Hills OF bust
ness.
Oreste Bachechi, who has been il
Italy visiting relatives and friends TO
the past few months, writes to TIL,
OltlZeu 10 stop MS paper, DIS ne Il
about ready to start for his nome il
New Mexico. Mr.. Bachechi write
that he has had a fine time, but viii
be glad when he reaches Albuquer
que, where he is a member of tn,
firm of Bachechi & Giomi, and doinl
a fine business.
The st. Elmo stables, composed o.
Stranger o, Hallina Morgan anC
There is nothing for real home CON
fort like a pair of our Felt Slipper