Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-16


X Ward. n Needles, cal, Is visit
Ing friends In the cts.
a W Dubois. ~ MaRdaiena, was q
visitor here yesterday.
". G WhitescUm. o. Trinidad. was
q sunday visitor Ia the city.
J. vs. Akefs. u aanta re. arrived
n The city yesterday morning
W y Fullerton. catiienlan n Dafi.
y ~ spent yesterday IN the city
4. n. ubermeyer has returned from
4 visit with relatives ia 81 Louis. 40
A special train 81 deadbead paasen-
ger equipment was sent east yesterday
morning following 40. >
n l. y Carr. the popular mer-
chant Of San Pedro. and Mrs Carr
spent sunday IN Albuquerque.
Robert Troescher. u New York city
wifb several friends. spent yesterday
~ Albuquerque. returning east last
niehs.
Melton Gonzales. of Limlsfar. y.
n, engaged IN the mercantile busi-
ness - that place. was IN The city
yesterday.
The regular meeting u the city
council viii be held tonight al )
o'clock ~ the office Of city Clerk
Harry v. Lee.
Thomas y Morrin. formerly with
p " Mccanna Ia this city. u nov
engaged with the Office force u the
Domingo Lumber company az Thorn
ton.
Miss Bushnell. q lecai pianist, has
been engaged IS Prof. uiAaurO for
his orchestra, succeeding Mrs Zieg-
Ter. Who u IN Philadelphia on . va
Gallon.
Mrs. - . eeyerdaie ga0 W. Gold
ave-. announces her fall and winter
millinery opening Tor Friday and Sat
ufoay afternoon and evening. septem-
Der 20 and u.
w W. Nichols. ID \. Payne. G.. Sew
erHn. Charles neyington. Edgar serrin
and Joe Rrtiger. % Belen. young men
working on the cut-on near hat place.
spent yesterday in the city
a number Of Albuquerque men viii
GO 20 GALLUP today for q special
meeting ~ the MHsgns Of that own
when i%nltiatary work Hin be- con-
ferred on a number 81 candidates.
The funeral OF Jesse French. who
died here ON weeks ago. was held
yesterday afternoon from StronRs
chapel The body viii be taken 20
Knoxville. Tenn. tomorrow for burial.
non - - hiNAN NA HttNNfNs the
well known mining expert, was a vis-
itoI 10 Albuquerque yesterday. Mr..
Brown IL IN his WAY 20 Gallup where
he viii participate IN Masonic work
during the week.
A party ~ ten santo Domingo In
dians. summoned as witnesses la a
case scheduled for the September term
~ the federal court. which convenes
this week, have arrived ia the city 10
attend the session 81 the court
Henry wallenhorst has sold his
Union meat market on West Gold ave.
nue. % SchWnFtxman a With. MT.
Nailfnhorst j. undecided whether to
locate in El pas0 Or stay Ia A%ibuquer-
que. He goes 20 the Pass city Thurs
day morning.
The Albuquerque council of the
Knights Of Columbus viii hold a spe-
cial business meeting wednesday
90 perfect arrangements for the initia-
lion Of the large class 81 candidates
On sunday. October O. and FOR tho nc-
c~empanying banquet and entertain
meut.
Regular conclave of Pilgrim Com
manuery. Ma. p. knights Templnr,
this evening at y o'clock Work
IN The red cross Visiting sir knights
welcome special CourlaVe Tuesday
evening FOR the Templar degree. Hy
order o. O.. n Chamberlln. eminent
commander
The troubles % Trinidad Gahaldop
and Francisco D%ahaidnn. brothers.
over the proper boundary af their
property. which resulted in Francis
cos arrest last week. charged with
destroying the fence upon Trinidad
land. viii probably be heard hy
Justice Of the Peace George u Craig
today.
Miss paynief. 81 the Millinery Fash
ion company viii hold her fan open
Ing of millinery Tuesday. september
~. In her new quarters at ilN South
fuurih street Mis- inynter who has
recently returned from Chicago and
New York. has made the very finest
selections 81 eastern styles which viii
be- 81 deep Interest 90 D ladies' OF
Albuquerque Hours. e To 9 and :
g. p d. m.
A large congregation vas present To-
The baptist church yesterday tn hear
Rev. j. ~ shaw The pastor. deliver
an Interesting memorial service deal
inE with the flfo auu work of the late
Rev J. ~. r Mcneil former pastor
~ the church Services ~ similar
character were held ln some nucen
other churchea throughout the cnuu-
tFf yesterday where Mr Mcneil had
lived and worked
MILLINERY OPENING.