Albuquerque citizen., 1908-05-29
ABOUT TOW N


Several automobile parties have ar
ranged to visit Bear canyon tomorrow
and the mountains will echo with the
toot of the auto horn.
Stated convocation OF Rio Grande
Chapter No. 4, r. A. NJ, this evening
at o'clock for work in the r. A.
degree. All visiting companions are
invited. BY order OF the II. p. Har-
ry Braun, secretary.
Mrs. Inez Cook, of Bowen ILL.,, who
has been spending the winter in Los
Angeles, Cal, Is visiting a few days
with DR.. f. ]. Patchin and family of
207 N. High street. before returning
to her Illinois home.
ROME II. jana, manufacturers
agent, has returned from an extended
business trip through the states of
Washington, California and oregon
days visiting relatives.
There are a great many picnickers
going to the mountains tomorrow
and everyone will make a mistake
that don't stop at the San Jose Mar
ket and buy their most excellent
cooked veal loaf for lunches.
X. w. Tasker, a prominent con-
tractor and lumber merchant at
Needles, Cal. is in the city the guest
OF Henry Rogers, 525 West Lead ave-
nue.. Mr.. Tasker Is on his way to
Jemez Hot Springs to take the baths.
1t Is to laugh to see the French
pictures being shown at the Crystal
theater this week The entire pro-
gram is taken from foreign lands
every scene one of comedy and some
of the situations are decidedly ridicu-
lous.
This evening at the Santa Fe read
ing rooms the Vienna Orchestra will
give a musical program for the en-
ployes of the Santa Fe railroad. The
following comprise the orchestra:
Messrs. Stark, Grossman, Wedgycsy,
Claw. Dobroniyi. and Neany.
United States Marshal C NJ. For
aker returned to the city last night
from Santa Fe, where he went to
commit one Herrera to Jail for con-
tempt Of court. Herrera was a set
tier on lands recently given to the In
dians and violated an order Of the
court by returning to the land from
which he had been removed by
troops.
G. X. Warren Post, the Ladies
the G. A. r.. and the Woman's Re-
lief Corps will leave the residence Of
Comrade Harsch, on First street at 8
m. sharp on Saturday for the
cemetery to decorate the graves, and
expect to be at the Barelas bridge by
IL o'clock to launch the flower boats
in the memory Of the marines. Ed
Johnson, Post Commander. ]. G..
Caldwell, adjutant.
Commencing Thursday evening.
June 4, the feast OF Pentecost will be
celebrated at Temple Albert Services
in this connection will also be held
Friday morning at 10 At the Thurs
day evening services, at 7:45 a class
| of six childrerf Will be confirmed by
the rabbi, Rev1 DR.. Chapman. These
| services will he very elaborate and
most interesting.
The committee having in charge
the work of raising $4,000 the city
of Albuquerque is to give the Pres
| byterians toward the purchase OF a
site for sanitarium, began soliciting
| this morning and at noon had met
with very good success. The money
will be raised on easy payments. One
half is to be collected in two weeks
| and the other half in six months. The
| plans of the Presbyterians are to use
| the zen room house on East Central
avenue, known as the Brockmeyer
property, temporarily and building to
| II on adjoining 1t as the business of
! the institution requires more room
| Eventually. it ia believed, the sanitar-
ium will spread to the mesa, wher
! extraordinarily large buildings will be
erected.
At the regular meeting Of Palmer
Social Camp of NJ. w. A. last evening
! considerable important business was
| transacted after which an excellent
| program was given. consisting of
| songs. recitations and Instrumental
| music, every number being well rem
| dered. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served after which
DR.. Lukens addressed the audience
on the caring for delinquent and in
corrgible children. There were l0'
people present and all enjoyed them
selves The camp wishes to extend
its thanks to each and every per-
son taking part in the entertainment
and for the interest shown by the
neighbOrs and their families in the
welfare Of the order. c. q. Wood
man, president; C. f. Palmer. secre.
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