Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-19
PERSONAL
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Rlchelieu coffee at the Rlchelieu
| grocery is the best in the city.
George Hoffman, the Belen barber
Is spending the day i'm the city.
simon Neustadt, postmaster and
| general merchant at Los Lunas, Is in
the city on business.
j. NJ. Hollister, representing the
| Denver office of the Continental oil
company. is in the city on business.
| y. NJ. Ross. the timber expert has
| returned from an extended business
trip to Washington and New York
| City.
! The Golden Rule Dry Goods COM
| panys store was crowded with shop
pers this afternoon. taking advan
tagc Of the clearing sale in progress
| there.
/ Gregory Page, proprietor of the
| Page hotel at Gallup, was Il passen-
! ger on the flyer today en- route home
| Mr.. Page is a member of the terri
torial Republican central committee.
| Frank Trotter is the only thing
/ that's old In the Richelieu grocery.
He has been in the grocery business
in this city for 25 years, but the stock
|
| querque.
Mrs. Fred Hill and sons are in the
| city from Mountainair, n. NJ, to meet
/ Mr. Hlll, who is expected to arrive
| this evening from Syracuse. Kan. Mr..
| Hin is a contractor doing work on the
Santa Fe cutoff. His family has
| been wiutering at Mountainair.
Mrs Stephen Easton of Abiquiu
died at Los COrreles at o'clock this
morning after long illness. She
will be buried tomorrow morning.
Mrs, Easton was a member of a very
prominent Spanish family of Sandoval
county. Mr.. Easton is one of Roose-
velt's Rough Riders.
Twenty young ladies, who aspire
to learn to play brass Instruments,
met last night at the Whitson Music |
company's store and completed an
organization, which will be known
as the Albuquerque Girls band. Har-
ry +. Wells recently or Boston. will |
direct the band
J. V. Keys, superintendent of con-
struCtion on the Santa Fe cutoff, is
in the city today accompanied by w. |
J. Lewis and w. F.. Jones, of the L.
w. Lewis Construction company. The
l.. w. Lewis company has rock crush
er contracts on the New Mexico
railway.
The first thing in the morning you
think OF is breakfast. and the next
Is the Richelieu grocery for breakfast
foods. Here are a few Maple Flake,
Cracked Wheat. Wheat Berries,
Grains Of Gold, Pettiohn's Breakfast
Food, Scotch Oats, Friends oats,
Royal Seal Oats. Elijah's Mamma,
Quaker oats. Puffed Rice. Egg-o-See.
Every preparation has been made
to royalty entertain those who attend
the soiree to be given at Elks' ball
room Thursday evening. The best of
music has been engaged for the oc-
cason and as nearly four hundred
tickets have been sold a large crowd
IS expected. A buffet lunch will be
served in the banquet room and there
will be plenty to eat for theater goers
who drop in after the play.
The young people of the city are
requested to attend a meeting at the
Christian church, Broadway and Gold,
this evening at $3.50 O'Clock, to hear
Clyde II. Van der Maaten, ex-field
secretary of Kentucky Christian En-
deavor union. now general field work
er, talk on the work of the young
peoples societies. Don't fail to hear
this enthusiastic address. Mr.. Van
der Maaten leaves on the late train
tonight for Mexico City.
District Attorney f. w. Clancy, f.
W. Dobson and Harry owen, attor-
neys. left on the flyer this afternoon
| for Gallup to take testimony in the
case of the Caledonia Coal company
and Alex Bowey against steve Ca
novan and the Rocky Cliff Coal com
| pany, wherein the defendants are
sued for $S7,SO0 for the alleged min
| ing OF coal on property not belonging
| to them. The attorneys expect to be
absent from the city two days.
| All over the United States the sal
| walton Army is holding its siege" or
a month of special effort in soul-Sav-
! ing. The Albuquerque corps holds
meetings every night at 206 Silver
avenue and everyone is invited.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Sohn have lately ar
rived from the Armys training school
at Chicago to assist Ensign Griffin in
the work. In addition to the regular
expenses, which include rent of hall
for meetings. light ana fuel, there are
number of calls for help from those
|
clothing will always be welcome The
Salvation Army telephone number Is
1142.
In behalf of the members of Palm
ers Social camp of NJ. w of A.,
wish to thank each and every person
who took part in the program which
was 50 eXcellently given ana well
worth going many miles to near.
wish also to thank the committee
which SO faithfully discharged its
duty in preparing this program and
other parts Of the entertainment,
which was we'll worth their efforts.
also wish to extend my personal
and heartfelt thanks to the mem
bers of this society who have shown
their appreciation of my efforts to
secure the admission OF New Mexico
10 the jurisdiction of our great order
by so kindly preparing and signing a
| petition TO the heai consul i'm my