Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

Baseball tomorrow afternoon GO
Traction park See Advertisement on
.nn0ihor pago.
Tickiis TO che game, including car
fare checks, may be purchased IN now
town Tor 90 cents.
Dr. Chas. "a. kuyeH. the mining en-
ginDer of HuCOrro, arrived in the city
last night from q business trip 20 Nov
York.
Mr. nad Mrs. ~. o. Chadbourno re-
turned 90 the ciiy last niBht from a
pleasant cutting spent on the Pocoa,
north OF OiOfleta.
j. III. uainslcy. chief clerk nl Simon
storms clothing store. VITA leave 20.
night Tor Donfer He viii De absent
Cor about two weeks.
Feilce Dc nlaasi residing On old
town, iste yesterday afternoon became
tho proud father % a baby boy, born
a. 9 O'Clock Mother and child do.ng
we'll.
Mrs Dora Metropolis. Of Los An
goloa. who has been here the past
month visiting Mrs. Frank Cline. Will
leave Sunday night on her return 90
i.os Angeles.
Miss Minnie Craig. UhO has been
spending toe summer with home folks
ln WcatHoid. N. y, viii return TO the
city tonight. Miss Craig 81 n popular
teacher IN the city scho0ls
Miss Anna Thomas, one OF Albu-
Quoruues school teachers. returned 10
the city yesterday frOrs Ganado Aria,
whore she was the guest of the family
OF J.. l.. uuhbeil several months.
Rev. Thomas HarwOod. Of this city,
whu attended the Grand Army oncamp-
ment at Minneapolis. has been heard
from. lie is visiting friends "a Pros
colt. Wis, and 81 IN good health.
County school Superintendent a. b.
airOup has returned 10 che city from
a visit 90 the schools IN the vicinity OF
Chilli he says that the Chilli coun.
| Try o. looking hno and that tho natives
Igoncrally are very prosperous.
Miss Daisy HuutEingef who has
hcon spending the summer with rcla'
lives in Puoblo. Colo. will return TO
the city tomorrow evening 90 resume
her duties as teacher In the second
ward school
A few days ago Madame Proud6t,
Of Des Muinea, Ia, arrived IN the city
and has taken room 8 Ia tho Grant
building, The lady @ a wcll-known
modlate. coming highly recommended
30 this city. and she makes a speciality
OF evening gowns.
&. A. Hudson and PARTY, who went
up the river dove hunting. returned
late yesterday afternoon and they
brought back with them q snckfui OF
birds. Several intimate friends WIRE
remembered by the huutors. and dove
on toast was tho breakfast dish This
morning.
William Harper. the sporting man.
OF 0oldhold. New, who spent several
weeks Ia the city looking after hnsl-
ness Interests, loft last night for his
desert home. ar. Harper recently sold
one or the most valuable pieces %
business property Ia the city 10 Graz
ham brothers
Tho mother of Harry Coddington.
who died az her home Ia Gallup on
| Thursday, was laid 20 rest ln Falryiew
cemetery ihla morning. the funeral
taking place 40 30 O'Clock, The de-
ceased had q large number OF friends
Ia this city who join the grlof-strickon
son Ia mourning her departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zlogier have
returned 10 the city after q soiourn os
several months az the formers old
home On Pennsylvania. Mrs. Iieglef
was formerly Miss Della Damiano and
was popular in musical circles here.
being nn accomplished pianist The
young couple expect to MAKE Aibu-
querque their future home.
Professor III MauFo. the violin In
BlruolOr. returned 60 the city last night
from a three weeks Visit nt the JemeE
hot springs In quest OF relief from
rheumatism, a disease with which he
has been afflicted or some time The
professor returnB TO the city much
improved and expects 10 take up his
teaching again nest week.
Percy hawiey, the uowHdenler, re-
turned yesterday afternoon from a
pleasant suiOurn at tho Jemaz hot
Hprlng8. Mr.. Hawley was accompan-
led by Henry Bramlott They report
weather pleasant az the springs, and
that large number VI people had
spent the summer there, but maHy
had left before their arrival, which
was on August Al.
Mrs Arno Hunlng, Of Castle Hun-
ing. entertained yesterday Ia honor OF
Miss Erna Ferguson and Miss Lisa
Dieokmann who leave the city shortly
the former % so abroad and the latter
TO enter school In Tennessee. Those
present were Miss Minnie Euckerborg
Miss Lillian SpltE. Miss May Hagol-
dine. Miss Marguerite schuster. Miss
Sue Dnhson, Miss Grace BOrradailo
Miss Roina OrunBfeid. Mlss Saltor
Miss Dolores huninE. Mrs. Howard
IClark and Mrs. b. r. Edgar.
Harvey y, hiilnof arrived On the
city today from Chicago. where no has
been spending the summer h,udyinf
Ga the SUMMER school of the ChlcaF,
university. He viii leave later fol
Stanford university.
a. v IogncF aud Isaac Cox. the
former a contractor and builder and
the latter n plumber. being a member
OF the Standard Plumbing sompany
left this aftornoon for q Goya hnl
along the river, They owe some debt
Ia town, which they do not deny. and
wish The Evening Citizen 20 state that
they have NOT LETT the city for good
but will return VITA plenty OF birds
IN a few days
Probably the happlost man IN town
/ today is W y. SchWontkor, general
agent for the Pacific Mutual life In
Hurance company. The cause Of thil
happiness "a an eight pound boy born
AZ the Sehwenikor home, 6i5 Roma
avenue this morning, and Mr
Schwontker A. celebrating the event
BY passing around the cigars. Every.