Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-02

Fair tonight M trioay' cooler 10
night.
Prof. r. 5. Moore, of Las Vegas
Is here on business and pleasure.
combined.
/. 3. Smith. a mining mar Of Al
bemarle. n. NJ, was a visitor in the
metropolis today.
Colonel w. S. Hopewell returned to
the city last night from a business
trip to Santa Fe.
w. A. skinner and w. y. Magee. OF
this city, were at the territorial cap
ital yesterday on business.
There will be a meeting of the ex.
ecutive committee of the Congrega.
tional church at S o'clock this even
ing.
Leopoldo Contreras and David Ia
| foya, well known rauchmen of La
Joya, were attending to business here
today.
Al. Fraser is the day mixer at the
White Elephant. vice Lou Schoeneck-
| err, who Is again laid up with rheu-
matism.
Edward Francis, a wealty cattleman
of Newton, Kan, who has been spenu.
ing several days in Albuquerque, left
last night for his home.
Come to the reception at the Lead
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
this evening, and extend a welcome to
the Rev. J.. c. Rollins and his family.
Bishop J. NJ. Kendrick, of the Epis.
copal church of New Mexico and Ari'
IONA, left for Santa Fe this morning,
after spending a couple of days in the
city.
Mrs. NELL B. Field, accompanied by
Miss Nina Otero, of Santa Fe, re
turned home last night from a two
weeks outing at the Fields cottage
on the Pecos.
Don't forget the reception to the
Rev. J.. c. Rollins and his family, al
the Lead Avenue Methodist Episcopa
| church this evening at 5 clock
| Come. That means you.
Henry c. Holden, who recently came
to albuquerque from Albany, Mo.
accompanied by his family, has rented
a home on West Coal avenue, anC
will spend the winter here.
There will be a reception to the Rev
John c. Rollins and family at the LeaC
Avenue Methodist church this even
ing at s o'clock. The public is cor
daily invited to he present.
DR.. Arthur j. Yost, mayor of Allen
town, Pa, and Melvin Groose, also o
Allentown, arrived in the city las
night and are the guests of J. H. Yos
and family, 1923 South Edith street.
Philip KecK, prominent New Yorl
capitalist, who is interested in sew
eral valuable mining claims in tn,
Golden district, returned to the cit,
last evening from a trip to the camp
T. Y. Maynard, the well known jew
eler and watch inspector for the RI,
Grande division of the Santa Fe raj
road, was a passenger for San Mar
cial last night, where he goes on al
inspection tour.
DIR. f. w. Blinn, VINO has been
physician at Kelly, N. M, for a numbe
of years, passed through the city thit
morning en- route to Ohio. Mr.. Bllnl
was accompanied by his family, ant
he is going to Ohio to live.
Albert Faber, the well known car
pet dealer on West Railroad venue
Will leave IN a lew udy5 lOI lue ray
wood hot springs, where he will tak'
the hot baths for a week or ten days
He is still suffering with rheumatism
Charles Jones came to town las
night from the thriving lumber CAM
at Kettner, N. NJ. He reports pros
porous times at the camp. Upon com
pleting his purchases here he will re
turn to Kettner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lorke ant
Miss Emma Lorke arrived in Albu
querque last night from their homI
at Marysville, Kan, and will spent
the winter months here for the bene
fit of Mrs. Lorke's health.
Mrs. C. w. G. Ward, of Las Vegas
and Mrs. d. B. Carroll, of st. Louis
who have been guests of Mrs. w. Tur
ner here the past few days, left thi'
morning for the Meadow City, where
Mrs. Carroll will be the guest of Mrs
Ward.
Percy Hawley and two other hun
tiers left this morning in a Wagon
pretty well loaded with provisions
and a tent, for San Acacia, Socorrc
county, where they Will spend a weel
or ten days hunting On the lakes anC
in the swamps of that n~eighborhoot
for the web-footed fowls.
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