Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-19

RANAnhnl tdllNl hN AHN 1872
and stated that a number OF Deming
people. ali former friends Of Presi-
dent Greer, are here to attend the fair.
Dave Weller has returned from a
business trip to Los Angeles.
w. II. Saunders is in the city from
Magdalena, taking in the fair.
Lieutenant NJ. b. Qtero is among
the Santa Fe excursionissts in the
city.
Henry Grant, a merchant Of Abiqui,
and Henry Young, of Cerro, are in
the city to spend the week.
Miss Stella sloan, one Of Santa Fe's
popular young ladies', is here with IN
ex~cursionists and is enjoying herself.
Mrs. Judcll, sister of the Ilfeld
brothers. is here from Las Vegas, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard IL
field.
Sheriff C. A. Farnsworth of Grant
county, and his deputy, j. A. Shipley,
are among the Silver City people at
the fair.
Col. A. w Harris, a well known
mine operator of the Kingston district,
down in Sierra county, is here TO at
tend the fair.
Mrs. c. C.. Closson and children and
Abe Reid are among the delegation
here from santa Fe. They came to at
tend the fair.
Mrs. j. l.. Seligman, Mrs. Amado
Chavez, r. G. Garrett, wife and moth
er, all well known people of Santa Fe,
are here today.
e. B. Venable, who is in the station
cry business at Silver City, is in the
big fair city today and will remain a
couple Of days.
Walter Jaffa, of the Jaffa Grocery
company. who suffered several weeks
with typhoid fever, is slowly recover
ing his strength.
Ernest Meyers returned to the city
today after a weeks absence. Mr..
Meyers spent yesterday in El Paso,
which ne found quite a warm place.
w. II. Kennedy and H. C. Yountz,
two well known business gentlemen
of Santa Fe, are among the excursion
lists from the territorial capital to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Stockton, well
known and popular people of Cliff
ton, Ariz., are in the New Mexico me-
tropolis, and they are enjoying them
selves.
A. II. Hall, who recently resigned
as a clerk at the local Santa Fe tic
ket Office and has been east, is in the
city taking in the fair, while en- route
to California.
Mrs. Gilbert, wife of DR.. Gilbert,
whose death occurred in this city
some time ago, came in from the south
this morning and will visit friends and
the fair for a few days.
Miss Laura Lee Davis, private sec
rotary to Territorial superintendent
of Public Instruction Hiram Hadley,
is in the city today visiting friends
and taking in the sights at the fair.
The notorious William Lidke was
heard from in Ell Paso the other day.
He was getting off his chin music
down there, very much as he Played it
here on his first arrival in the Duke
City.
Joseph sherwood, a machinist for
the Southern Pacific at Kern's City,
Cal, is expected here Saturday morn
l0S, anu Will NlSll MS DdICnloy MI
and Mrs. Thomas sherwood, for a
few weeks.
w. A. Brown, of the Consolidated
Mining & Milling company, accompan-
led by Mrs. Brown and children, came
in from lCerrillos last night and will
visit city friends and the fair for a
couple of days.
Judge John St~ansberry, of the de-
partment Of justice, Washington, d.
c., is registered at the Alvarado.
Judge S. II. Spooner of the same de-
paTtment, is expected to arrive in the
city tomorrow.
The funeral of Herman Hase will
take place flom the residence, 412
West Lead avenue, tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Wilbur Fisk,
pastor of the Lead emu Methodist
Episcopal church, will oBciate.
Clarence Pierce, of Seligman Bros,
dry goods merchants of Santa Fe, was
among the e~xcursionists to arrive
from the Capital City today to see
the fair. Mr.. Pierce will remain in
the city until the end of the week.
w. G. Ogle, who is a prominent real
estate and insurance man of Las We
gas, is expected in the city tomorrow
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