Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-13

bfn fAFAM tkH WA tAaEfI anu AAVAaAt
Of the GerOnimos. and Dan Padiila
manager Of the Barelas Grays. las
niRiu forwarded 20 Socorro the rail
road fare for the Gem city baseball
team 40 came here N Sunday. Ths
SOcorrO team viii arrive Sunda,
morning on No. 10. According 10 ths
managers. the double-header Will b,
opened BY the Barelas Grays and So
corros al i:45 o'clock. and az the con
c%lusion Of The first game the Geroni.
mos will play the winning team. Ths
lineuDs for the GeronimOs and Grays
are practically the same as for some
time past. The Geronimos held a
meeting asst night at which arrange
ments for a reception TO the SocOrro
team were made. The GerOnimos and
Barelas Gravs are arranging for their
visit to the Soeorro county fair. TO be
held at Soeorro the 2sth. 29th and
3Oth Of this month.
The first Of the club year
viii be given at the WOman's club
house this afternoon, under the direc-
ton Of the literature daptrement. The
meeting will be called to order
promptly At 3 O'clock. II Is hoped
that all members will be present. The
new members are especially urged to
attend this initial meeting. A board
OF managers meeting Will also be held
promptly at 2:30 o'clock.
Hadley Sewel. aged 80 years, died
yesterday morning In old Town of ty-
phoid fever, after a residence here of
three months, having come to Albu-
'querque direct from England. He Is
survived by a sister living here. The
funeral will be held this afternoon
from the Adams chapel. the Rev.
Hugh a. Cooper officiating. Inter-
ment in Fairview cemetery.
Mrs. - Freudenberg and Miss
Frieda Freudenberg arrived here last
night from California. Mrs. Freuden-
berg was accompanied by her children.
They were met here by NJ. Wishbreen.
OF Bernalillo. where the party went
last night. After visiting her parents.
Mrs. Freudenberg ana sister-in-law.
will return TO their home In ~. Joseph,
Mo
Mrs. ]. A. Montoya. wife OF Deputy
Sheriff MontOya. returned last night
from Bernalillo. where she attended
the funeral OF her grandmother. Mrs.
Paulita Lucero. aged SO years, who
died Tuesday and WAS buried yester-
day. The deceased had lived In New
Mexico many wears and was survived
by -four sons and one daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Strausberg.
oid-time citizens OF Albuquerque, who
lived here during the SOS. viii pass
through Albuquerque tonight on their
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the east.
Mr.. A. Rosendeld has returned from
a trim 20 the Alvarado mine, In Coy
ote v and he reports that much
progress has been made. He brought
back a number Of specimens. showing
a rich vein 81 copper
owing 10 the conflict Of dates. the
camp IRE which was to have been
given bv the Women's Relief Corps
this evening has been postponed in
definitely. p order OF the president.
The body of David Hanna, who died
In a tent at Fifth and New York ave-
nue.. Is stu at Adams morgue. Under
taker Adams being unable to locate
the relatives Of the deceased.
Mr.. and Mrs. j VI Fessenden, Of
TAMPA. FL. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. O. Price. have re-
turned TO their home.
The First regiment band will play
during the dOubie-header ball game
at Traction park sunday afternoon.
w n. Fulkerson. assistant superin-
tendent OF the southwest district OF
the Bradstreets Office, returned to 81.
Louis. Mo, Yesterday. Via El Paso.
Frank Montoya, Jr., special deputy
sheriff. left Yesterday for a Pedro
and the M0nzano mountains on a
business trip.
The W G.. T. u. viii hold a meet
ina this afternoon at the nome Of Mrs.
Leaning. on East Central avenue, at
2 80 o'clock
G. y McClintOck. a clerk at the
Simbn Stern clothing store. left last
night Tor Springfield. 90. called there
bv the illness Of his brother.
H. ~. Ball Theodore Maddox. w.
J. Hickman and V. c. Proctor. cattle
men from Winslow. Ariz. arrived In
the city last night
Harry T. Brock and family, OF Alden.
y. NJ. left last night TOR Bluewater.
y. NJ. where they ave purchased
land and eNuect 10 make their future
home
The Lesrnard A. Lindemann boys
band held n rehearsal last night la
the music store on Gold avenue
T. v. Tale federal live stock I'M
spector. arrived here last night from
Gallup.
MT and Mrs j. r. Monroe. Of Coun-
en- Grove. kas have arrived iu the
CitN
officer George Highbargin return
ed to work last night after being IN
dntv Tor several days ON account of
Illness.
W. y. Johnson. president 81 the
American Lumber company returned
last might from santa Fc.
Mrs. Byron IA. Ives. who has been
visiting IN New York during the SUM
mer months, has returned home.
4. W. Handbook, of Cerrillus was
oue 81 yesterdays arrivals boo he city.