Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-11-02
LOCAL AND
Personal

w. ID. Reed is in from Las Vegas.
/ A. A. Harman Of Las Vegas is
among the visitors TO the Duke City
today.
Mrs W. T.. Dame has returned from
F Fel p''"''"' ''''' ~ =
Max II. Montoya of San Antonio,
/ n. NJ. transacted business in the city
1 yesterday.
Policeman Salazar, who has been on
the sick list the past six weeks, Is
again on duty
| Visitors from the Capital City today
include f. c. Mcconnell, NJ. V. White
and r.. f. Barnett.
Mrs. NJ. X. wylder Of West Railroad
avenue has returned from pleasure
/ trip to the Zuni mountains.
Don't forget the big open-air repub-
lican meeting tomorrow night at the
corner of Railroad avenue and Second
street.
Thos. Corkery. Jr.. a young lawyer
! from Toledo, Ohio, left on the limited
today for Gallup, where he will hang
out his shingle
Everybody invited to attend the
open air meeting of the republicans
at the corner of Railroad avenue and
! Second street tomorrow night.
John Lee Clarke of the Benham In
dian Trading company, returned on
the flyer yesterday from a visit in the
east. Mrs, Clarke accompanied him.
The boys of the Learnard & l.inde-
mann band are requested to be at
/ the music store Sunday afternoon at
o'clock to have their pictures taken.
p. II. Rhodes, superintendent of
Pullman service on the western lines
of the Santa Fe, with headquarters
here, has returned from a business
| trip east.
o. B. Halliday and family of Palmy-
Ta, Mo-, have decided to locate in the
Duke City. They have been stopping
at the Savoy hotel preparatory to Sc
| lecting house.
A still alarm called the fire depart
ment to the Santa F'e station shortly
after noon today to extinguish a fire
in box car standing opposite the de-
pot. The fire was easily subdued.
! Ed. Gertig and family have returned
/ from a three months sojourn in Cali
fornia Mr.. Gertig went to California
with a view of locating, but he found
no place that suited him as well as
Albuquerque
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McQuade and
children have left the city for San
Diego. Cal They will be absent from
Albuquerque for sometime and will
visit all the principal cities of the Pa
cific coast
Miss Mae Coleman. who was the
| guest of Mrs. w. II. Hahn for several
days. left this morning for her home
at Chicago. Miss Coleman stopped off
here while returning home from a
visit to California
Attorney Amado Chaves has now
become located in Albuquerque His
family came down from Santa Fe yes
terday and have taken home at 1909
Kent avenue. Mr.. Chaves has secured
Offices in the First National bank
building.
DR.. + j. Patchin and family are
now domiciled at their new home. No.
207 North High street. 1t is hand
some nine room residence, was erect
ed recently by Mr.. Worth and Is one
of the most convenient homes Gu the
Highlands.
Auton Mayer, the wheel horse Of
the Chieftain Office, Socorro, is in the
city today on business. He says So
corro county will give a big majority
county candidates. He will return
south tonight.
! So great has been the demand for
! equipment on the Santa Fe the past
few days that some of the trains
brought into service in the last Of the
! hOmeseekers' run carried cars that
are relics of the earliest days of
the Pullman company.
Mrs. John Becker, Jr., of Belen, was
/ iii the city between trains this morn
ing while going to Trinidad, Colo, for
two weeks visit to her parents. Mrs.
/ Becker will be remembered by many
as Miss Stella Smith, one of the most
popular young ladies of Trinidad.
The ball give at Colombo hall last
night by the ladies of Temple Albert
was not as largely attended as It
might have been had the weather
been more peasant. However. many
tickets had been sold and the pro-
ceeds were very satisfactory.
| C. V. Stafford, the travelling auditor
of the territory, came down from San
ia Fe last night to appear as a witness
! in the cases of the State Life lnsur-
ance company of indianapolis, Ind,
against j. B. Rutherford. the compa.
ny's former New Mexico manager.
A regular meeting of G. X, Warren
Post No. 5, q. A. r.. will be held in
|. O. o. r. hall tomorrow evening,
November 3, at 1880 o'clock. A good
attendance is desired. Visiting COM
rades always welcomed. J. G. Cald-
well, p. c., w, w, Mcdonald, adjutant
Eugene McHugh has returned from
spending the summer at his home at
MuskegOn, Mich. Mr.. AcHugh spent