Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-09
LOCAL AND
Personal
DAY AND WEATHER.
Partly cloudy tonight and Frida,

+! Partly cloudy tonight and Friday.
Attorney II. b. FERGUSON was a
passenger north this morning.
Miss Catherine McCafferty return
ed this morning from a pleasure trip
to the coast.
Percy Hawley left this afternoon
on fishing and hunting trip 10 the
Jemez country.
Edwin Heyde of St. Louis is a guest
at the George F. Albright home on
west Lead avenue.
! J. P. Hicks, recenuy of Las Cruces,
has opened a general repair shop at
219 West Silver avenue.
F. d. Carpenter, a prominent sheep
raiser o. the Estancia valley, is in the
city accompanied Oy his wife.
| Charles Rhodes won his game for
the St. Loui sCardinals at Philadel-
phia yesterday by a score of 4 to 2.
Mrs. H. N Jaffa, of 716 West Cop
per avenue, and son, Edgar, have re-
turned from pleasure trip to Denver.
Fred Kahnt, representing the c. s.
| Morey Mercantile company OF Denver,
was a north pound passenger this
morning
Mrs. S. Sichler and daughter Miss
Jennie, returned this morning from
months outing spent on southern
California beaches.
The social to have been given to-
night in the Congregational church by
the Young Peoples City union, has
been postponed until further an
InOuncement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Weiss of Laguna
arrived from the west this morning
Mrs. Weiss continued to Bernalillo to
visit friends while llr. Reiss is trans
acting business in the city
Hon. Juan Hart, president and man
ager of the Eel Paso Times, was in the
city between trains last night, while
returning to the Pass City from a busi-
ness trip to colorado points
Dr. G. H. Bacon, wife and baby. of
San Antonio, N. NJ, arrived in the
city this morning. DR.. Bacon will re-
turn home tonight but Mrs Bacon will
remain here several days shopping.
Ralph Hanoran, the life insurance
agent formerly of Albuquerque. but
now of San Francisco, is in the city
the guest of his son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Attorney and Mrs. o. ~ Maroon
Mrs Minnie Barnes is demonstrat-
ing with CT. Charles cream at the Col
den Rule Dry Goods store during the
big clearance sale, which began this
morning and will continue for ten
days
Miss Palmer, who has been the
guest of Miss Gladys Childers the
past couple of weeks at the Childers'
cottage on the Pecos, left on the flyer
yesterday for her home at Los An
geles
The ladies' of the Highland Metho.
dist church will give an ice cream
social at the hcme of Mr. F. F. Brown
at the west end of Coal avenue Friday
evening, July 10th. A large attend
ance is desired.
Mrs. G. o. Harrison and daughter
Miss Genevieve, left this morning for
their home at Santa Fe. They ar
rived in Albuquerque on Sunday
morning with Mr.. and Mrs Warren
Graham from pleasure trip to south
ern California.
NJ. H, Wood, son of Col. j. w
Bullion Mining company, at Golden,
n. NJ, arrived in the city last even
ing and spent the day here transact
ing business for the company he is
connected with.
w. E. Neff, who has Deen playing
leads at the Casino for several weeks,
left this morning for Denver where
he will Join the MOrey Stock company,
a repertoire company playing over the
middle states, at houses in the Craw-
ford trust circuit.
Judge and Mrs. w. H. Newcomb of
Silver City, who have been on an
eastern tour for three weeks, left
Boston for home Sunday. On their
return trip they will travel on the
Rock Island route" They expect to
reach Silver City Friday.
w. D. Murray, president of the Sill
yer City National bank, and A. H.
Hairless, a well known attorney of
Silver City, who were sojourners in
the capital Tuesday on financial and
legal business, returned to their
southern home last night.
Grand Master j. G. Fitch of the Ma
sonic lodge of New Mexico, is in the
city, having arrived this morning from
Gallup. Mr.. Fitch is on a tour of
the territory visiting the numerous
New Mexico lodges. He expects to
return to his home at Socorro tonight.
Major H. r. Whiting has returned
from Los Lunas, where he made a
transcript of a Spanish deed for land.
Dr. Geo. +. Sampson OF Winslow,
Ariz., is in the city en- route east.
Within a few weeks DR.. Sampson viii
be Joined in New York by his brother
in law, DR.. p, G. Cornish of this city.
B. A. Staatz, the mining engineer
who brought a $4,000 button" from
the Gold Coin claim in the Golden
district to this city, a full account of