Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-15


Lieut.. Rawson Warren Of Fort Win
gate was an Albuquerque visitor yes
terday.
j. Custer, general storekeeper on
the Santa Fe coast lines, Is in the city
ou official business.
Mrs. David Weinman returned to
the city today from an extended visit
to relatives and friends in the east.
Not out of business! Just moved to
EOS West Lead avenue. Mrs. Wilson,
dealer i'm fancy dry goods, stamping
done.
NJ. J. Drury. superintendent of ma
chinery for the Santa Fe, with head
quarters at La Juuta, is registered at
| the AlvaradO.
The Santa Fe pay checks came this
morning and as "A result Albuquerque
Is many thousand dollars better of
today than yesterday.
James Eakin of the Consolidated
| Liquor company returned 10 the city
| this morning from business trip to
| Arizona.
Mrs. Joseph Price of Socorro is in
the city for a Orief visit to her daugn-
| ter, Mrs. l.. b. stern, of West Copper
avenue.
All members of the proposed gun
club are requested to meet at the Of
flee Of Frank Hubbell, sunday at
D. m. Signed Frank Hubnell, Harry
T. Johnson.
The first crew of Pullman con-
ductOrs to lay over in albuquerque
under the new arrangement, which
makes this place a Pullman division,
arrived last night
The ladies Of the G. A. Il. will give
25-cent chicken dinner at odd Eel
lows hall Saturday, February Is. Din
ner from 1870 to 2; supper from
to 1870. Everybody come.
The Benham Indian Trading COM
pany began moving its stock of curios
and Indian blankets from the corner
OF First street and Central avenue to
115 West Central avenue today.
Frank Trotter is the only thing
that's old in the Richelieu grocery.
He has been ia the grocery business
in this city for % years, but the stock
| he is selling is the freshest in Albu-
| querque.
Special conclave of Pilgrim com
| mandery No. 3. *. T.. this evening at
| 8 o'clock Work in the X. Il. and
| Malta degrees. All visiting Sir knights
are welcome. BY order of the EN-.
| commander.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Sims, who were
| married in this city two weeks ago
and went to Mexico to spend their
4 honeymoon, have returned to their
, home at the Valley ranch on the Rio
Pecos.
II The dipping plant at the local stock
yards Is being prepared to dip 16,OOo
sheep belonging to William Mcintosh
of Estancia The sheep are now
crossing the mountains and will be
at the dipping plant on Tuesday.
The Elks are making elaborate
preparations for dance which the
lodge will give in the ball room of
the opera house building on next
Wednesday night. The best orches-
I ira in the city has been secured to
| furnish the music.
7. Y. Maynard. watch inspector
for the santa Fe. who returned tc
the city last evening from a business
trip to Gallup. says that it was be-
low zero in the Carbon City yester'
day. About three inches of snow
covered the ground.
Il. Payson Ripley, trainmaster o'
the Panhandle division of the Sant
| Fe, with headquarters at Wellington
: Kan, is spending the day in the city
= Mr.. Ripley was trainmaster OF the Rl
II Grande division previous to going |
III Kansas.
ST. Johns Episcopal church, corne
| OF Silver avenue and Fourth stree
III The fourth Sunday before Lent Hol
III communion at a. m. Sunday schot
III at 10 a. m. Worship with sermon b
the rector at / a. m. and 1880 D. n
Rev. Fletcher Cook. rector.
Il thing i'm the fpnTping
/ think OF is breakfast, and the ne'
y is the R!chelieu grocery for breakfa
foods. Here are a few: Maple FLAX
Cracked Wheat, Wheat Berrie
r Grains of Gold, Pettiohn's Breakfa
{ Food, Scotch oats, Friends Oat
Royal Seal Oats, Elijahs Mann
I Quaker oats. Puffed Rice. Egg-o-Se
:. Il. Busser, superintendent
reading rooms on the Santa Fe' al
Z nounces the appearance of quartet
OF entertainers at the local readiI
! rooms next Wednesday night III
| performers viii be Alice Shepal
Richards, violinist; Vida sutton, rea'
y, er and impersonator; Nellie Shepar
I | pianist; Elmer c. Bye, baritone sim
) er
J At the First Methodist church t
: morrow morning Mrs. Frank will sil
J MY Redeemer and My Lord
I Buck, and in the evening at the patr
( otiC services THE Land of Nesterda.
) | by Mascheroni. Prof. j. l.. Gibbs W
I give a violin solo, "Andante co
certo" Mendelssohn. BY request MI
) Frank will also sing The Man
Z Galilee."
( At the first Methodist church Su
J day evening there will be patriot
service. The q. \. r., the WomeI
Relief corps, the Women of the q.
r. and Company u, National Guard
New Mexico viii attend as hodi'
There win be special music and {
} address Will be given by the past
I DR. Rollins. on "The Impregual
{ Bulwark of a Nation"