Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-27
LOCAL AND
PERSONAL


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John r. Williams is here from Fort
Logan Colo.
Special music tonight by the Ellis
orchestra at the Boiler rink
Mrs. j. II Wheeler of Los Angeles.
is spending few days In Albuquer-
pue.
p A. Marcelno and Max a. Mon
toya were in town yesterday from San
Antonio.
Regular meeting Of the Woodmcn's
circle tomorrow afternoon az :
o'clock.
w. NJ Pennington has returned To
the city from two months visit at
Mckinney. Texas.
U, I. Sanchez the well known va
leiicia county sheep grower. Is in the
city on business.
Martin f. Bouvet came in from
liettner on brief business mission
this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Noa Ilfeld left last
night on the limited on pleasure
trip TO Hot Springs Ark.
II. McCreary. auditor of the Hhr-
vey system. whose headquarters are
Mt Kansas City. is at the Alvarado.
b. F. Wright and c. T. Newman, of
I<irksville. Mo-, are the holiday
guests of DIR. and Mrs. c. H. Conner.
n. l.. Murphy. the hide expert. re-
| turned from lei Paso, Texas, this
morning. where he spent Christmas.
one Kansas humorist has the
I.temerity to say that Hicks, the Cali
forDia miner, saved two weeks board
bill. anyway
J. T.. Helweg, of FL Paso. former
Albuquerque boy. is In the city to
spend few days with his mother,
on West Santa Fe avenue.
Edward L. Medler, assistant United
States attorney. left last night for Las
Cruces. where he will remain in the
transaction of professional business
for several days.
Judges Parker and Mann, the for
mer of Las Cruces and the latter of
Alamogordo, passed through the city
this morning. en- route to Santa Fe
to attend the supreme, court
Stated annual communication OF
Temple lodge. No. 6, a. f. e. A. NJ,
this, evening, at 1880. Report of and
installation of officers BY order of
the w. Nj. J. G. Ferger. secretary.
=, Attorney w. b. Thompson, former
" of Santa Fe, but now of Las
Cruces, passed through the city this
morning, en- route to Santa, Fe to at
tend the supreme court, which opened
there this morning.
A. $. Knowles and wife, of Mont
gomery, Ala. are stopping at the AL
yarado temporarily, enjoying the fin
est climate in the world. MI
Knowles is q merchant at the Ala
bama capital and Is playing hockey
from his business to secure a little
| rest.
The funeral of the late George
Wilson was held from the Lead ave-
NJ. E. church this afternoon. at 2:30
o'clock. 1t was attended by Har-
mony lodge No. /. l. O. o.. and many
visiting brethren of the order. In
terment was at Fairylew cemetery.
John b. McManus. who is connect
ed with the State National bank, has
been appointed deputy treasurer OF
Bernalillo county by Treasurer-elect
John S. Beaven. His duties will be-
gin with the first of the year. Mr.,
McManus was formerly bookkeeper
at the Clarkville Produce company.
There was q wedding at the Afri-
can Episcopal church last evening.
The bride and groom were Victor
Stewart and Miss Lula Brown. both
members of the congregation. Mr..
Stewart is the porter at the Oak bar
ber shop. Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart are
b at home at 424 West Lead avenue.
l.. r.. Thompson. n well known cap
italist and business man of Los An
geles arrived here this morning from
the Angel city and expects to remain
here n month or so on the first OF
the year Mr.. Thompson will assume
control of the Mathews Jersey dairy,
which property he purchased more
than a week ago.
No reply has as yet been received
from Prof W. ID. Sterling, recently
appointed to the position of superin-
tendent OF public schools here, Prof.
Clark, the retiring superintendent,
who knows Prof Sterling personally,
has no doubt of his acceptance. as
the proposition was his own and was
simply acted upon favorably by the
board of education here.
Mrs. II. ID. Smith was reported rest
Ing easy at the home of W. II. Hahn
this morning. Mrs. Smith, who re-
Gently arrived here from New York
to visit her daughter. Mrs. w. IL.
Hahn. was thrown from carriage
late yesterday afternoon and sus-
.tained the fracture of one of her
arms. A passing street car frighten-
ed the horse in front of the Hahn
residence at 914 West Railroad ave
nue. The animal made a sharp turn
and the carriage. was upset
Black cloth oyergaiters. seven and