Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-25
LOCAL AND
ERSONA
INDICATIONS.
Fair tonight and Sunday.

Miss Ethel Easley. of Santa Fe, is
the guest of Mrs. W. e. Dame for a
few days.
II. o. Eckre, of 1924 North Third
street. is able to be around again af-
ter an illness of several weeks from
pneumonia.
Hon. Frank A.. Hubbell. who has
been down to his sheep ranges the
past week, is expected home tomor-
row or Monday morning.
Adolf Wetzel, representing the
Lemp Brewing company of st. Louis,
in New Mexico, Is on a business trip
to the towns south of this city.
James McCorriston, who was taken
to the hospital about a week ago., suf-
fering from a slight attack of appen-
~%lcitis. has about recovered, and hopes
to be up and down town Monday.
The Joint Statehood League com
mittee will meet tonight at the office
of Bernard S. Rodey for the purpose
of ~transacting business of import
ance. A full attendance is urged.
Richard Lusted, the ranchman near
! the government Indian school, and
| who has been quite i'll the past few
months, was in the city yesterday af-
ternoon, and reports mis- health much
Improved.
Raymond Teal, the merry minstrel,
Oracle and Reynolds. Lydell and But
terworth, Alex. Donaldson, Veronee
and Houston and several other shin
ing lights are with the All-Star Spec
ialty company, which to the
Elks' theater next Monday night.
Manager Matson promises this city
the All-Star Speciality company, head
ed by 1.-THE Merry Minstrels," Ray
mond Teal, for next Monday night.
This organization is headed as the
best of its kind on the road today.
The services last evening at Temple
Albert. commemorating the 250th
anniversary of the settlement of
the Jews in America, were largely
attended. Eloquent addresses were
made by Rabbi Kaplan and Attorney
George w. Klock.
The Trinidad Advertiser says: Mrs.
Sam Jaffa is enjoying a visit from her
niece, Miss Minnie Zuckenburg, of
Chicago. Miss ~Zuckenburg expects to
remain several months and then go
to Albuquerque to visit other Tela-
tives before returning home.
The regular monthly tea, together
with a free guessing contest, will be
given by the Catholic Ladies' Aid so
ciety in the Knights of Columbus
lodge rooms in the Elks' opera house
Tuesday, November q, from 2:30 to
5 p. m. A prize to the one guessing
the nearest number that wins the pr
ano will be given.
John Belknap, superintendent for
the American Lumber company in
the timbers, spent yesterday in the city
visiting his son, who is a patient in
st. JOseph's hospital. He expects to
take the young man home with him,
but upon the advice of a doctor, the
boys movement back to the logging
camps was postponed a week. Mr..
Belknap returned to Thoreau last
night.
Colonel j. S. Bonner, r. f. Ham
blin and G. A. Leeper, capitalists of
Toledo, Ohio, were at Santa Fe yes
terday and expected here tonight.
They are interested in several New
Mexico enterprises. The gentlemen
expect to meet here Hon. James
Southland, who will represent the To
iNuO iSNllC III the Fllly-ululu tOu-
gress. and Prof. j. G. Halaplens, also
Iof Toledo.
Mrs. Thomas McMillin and daugh-
ter, Miss Alice will leave one day
mex week for Usage City, Kan,
where they will remain probably dur
ing the winter, and 1t is hoped that the
lower altitude there will prove bene-
fcial to Mrs. McMillin, who has suf-
fered the past few weeks with ner-
vousness. Marshal McMillin and his
other two children will keep house on
the Highlands.
Horace Hughes, son of a wealthy
horse trader at Kenton, Okla, spent
yesterday In the city while en- route
to Holbrook, Ariz., where he goes to
buy horses to ship to Oklahoma to
sell. Mr.. Hughes said that the bet
ter class of the western horses had
been found to be a very good general
purpose animal, and that a ready mar
ket was found for them In Oklahoma
and the Indian Territory.
"a Wise Woman was produced at
the Elks' opera house last night, to
the satisfaction of a large house. The
audience %applauded frequently, and
thoroughly well pleased. The
only criticism that can be made on
Samuels' performers, is that
their clothes don't fit them. The bill
will be "The Man From Mex
CO." This production was well re-
on the last visit Of the Sam
company to the Elks' opera house
some time ago.
According to their annual custom,
he ladies of the Non-Sectarian Be-
.nevolent association ask the school
children for their Thanksgiving do