Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-11

the m Paso and Mexican orchestra
that took part in the inauguration
ceremonies al Santa Pc recently. Pro-
fessot Reyes also played at the IN
aggufal bal.
Mrs. w. a. Patchin, Of Gallup, Is
visiting at the home of Mrs. j. X.
Hartline. Az Baea avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. G. McCrimmon, OF
$40 south Fourth street. left Tuesday
night for San Diego, where they Will
make their home.
Reardon. the international" pitch
er, has signed With the lei Paso Ia
giles, and will play with the Pass city
bunch al the territorial fair tourna-
ment.
T.. A. Wootton returned yesterday
from San Rafael, n. M, where he sold
the goods of n. j Haverkampf, the
bankrupt merchant, TO David Garcia,
OF Gubero. for the benefit Of the cred
TORS Of Mr.. Haverkampf.
8, NJ. II. Hunt, Of Amarillo. Tex.
was In Albuquerque yesterday.
Miss Julia Clark, Of Little Rock,
Ark, spent Tuesday In Albuquerque.
r. Il. Smith and Miss Murda smith.
Of Deming, y. NJ were visitors here
yesterday. . /.
band held a practice meeting last
night al the music store on West Gold
r. Mcfarland and wife, Of Magda.
lena, who have visited friends here
for several days, returned home this
morning.
Herman schweizer, manager Of the
Fred Harvey curio room, VIII return
home this morning from a business
trip to El Paso.
The REV. Mr.. Adams, of Phoenix,
Ariz., passed through Albuquerque
yesterday morning en- route honie
from a trip East.
Roy Corhan, the Albuquerque hoy
who has been playing with the Pueblo
team Of the Western league, viii ar
rive here next week.
The A. o. u. w. will hold a meet
ing tomorrow night, after which a
banquet and general good time VIII be
given those attending.
n, L. ID. Carr. manager OF the san
Pedro Mercantile company, and j. y.
Williams. who spent several days In
the city, have returned 10 san Pedro.
Mr.. II. IL. Rabbit, wife of officer
Rabbit, OF the police force. has re-
home from a five weeks visit
with MIR. and Mrs. !. A.. Dye, at Co
chit canyon. IN the Jemez mountains
The Knights Of Columbus from New
Mexico and Arizona will hold a big
ttifinpIlal NtsHibH ~ ~ 'Na ~
tober 6 and z. A big time IL to be
guaranteed each knight attending the
session,
Major w. II. II. Llewellyn, United
states district attorney for Ne1 Mex
passed through the city last night
en- route to Las Cruces from Santa
Fe, where he has beer attending to
his official duties.
Al Matthew, the well known local
llauor salesman. II expected nome this
week. Word was received from him
Yesterday stating that he was IN the
Lordsburg wreck on the Southern Pa
ciflc, but was unhurt.
Mrs. G, w. Eunz. Miss Harriette
Kunz and Mrs. NJ. Sadler have returns
ed from an extended visit TO Tacoma,
Wash. where Mrs. Kunz's son IL en-
gagged In business. The ladies also
visited Vancouver and Victoria.
Madam Steward Lamb announces
the opening OF her fall millinery dis
play for Monday, September l6. from
2.9O to 10 q. M. Through "A typo
graphical error In her advertisement,
on page 3 Of this paper yesterday the
announcement was made to read 1880
instead of 80 y. m.
A small blaze In the woman's ward
Of the Bcrnalillo county jail last night,
which caused the women confined In
that institution to get somewhat eN-
cited. started a report last night that
another Jail break had been attempts
ed. The fire was quickly eXtinguished
by sheriff Perfecto Armilo and his
deputies.