Congregational Association Opens Three Day Session
The Mexing Association of Congregational churches and Mission Teachers opens a three day meeting in New Mexico with pastors and teachers from across the territory. Prominent speakers include Rev. Dr. Warren Fij Day of Los Angeles and Rev. Charles H. Small of Cleveland as sessions discuss The Church and the School and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexing Association of Congregational Churches and
Wission Teschers
Congregational Church
Congregational
Warren Fiji Day
Emeritua
First Congregational Church of
Los An|heles
Cal
California
Charles H. Small
Cleveland
Ohio
Moyer
J. H. Heald
S. Hethander
J. B. Clark
Albuquerque
J. H. Barron
Clark
W. G. Tight
University of New Mexico
Kingsbury
Tendent Hodges
Dr. Small
Mesdames J. H. Heald
Porterfield
Warren F. Day
D. D
First Congregational
Ehurch
Los Angeles
Day
First Episcopal Priest Visits Albuquerque
Rev. John Cornell, the first Protestant Episcopal priest to hold services in New Mexico, visited Albuquerque yesterday hosted by Rev. A. G. Harrison. He first came to New Mexico in 1870 settling in Santa Fe and preaching in English with Judge Hezekiah Johnson as interpreter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cornell
Protestant Episcopal Church
New Mexico
A. G. Harrison
St. John's Episcopal Church
Cornell
Santa Fe
Rio Grande Valley
Hezekiah 8. Johnson
Ol Allaiquerque
Socorro
Mexica
Central Theological Seminary
New York City
Nice
Make Albuquerque the City Beautiful Campaign Launched
Local boosters publish an appeal to beautify Albuquerque by offering plant cuttings from Rochla Scoparia, also known as Relviders or summer cypress, to residents. Suppliers MB Hickey, WJ Johnson, WPMetcalf, and RWBryan invite those interested to call at their homes for the materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Alkaly
MB. Hickey
North Walter Street
W. J. Johnson
Corn Ninth Street
Tijeras Avenue
W. P. Metcalf
West Railroad Ave
Bryan
Park] Avenue
Albuquerque Hosts First Congregational Pipe Organ Recital
A large Albuquerque audience enjoyed the first pipe organ recital at the Congregational church. Mrs. Raymond H. Lester showcased the new instrument's range and tone with Read and Thayer pieces, Mendelssohn, and Wagner selections. The program featured soloists and a Mozart Gloria finale performed by a quartet and organists. The event highlighted Albuquerque’s forthcoming two-organ prestige in the southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Albuquerque
Raymond H. Lester
Read
Thayer
Mendelssohn
Lester
Washburn
di Mauro
Filege
Mozart
B. L. Washira
Milter
R. Mcdonald
Ada Campfeld
Harry Bullard
B. Clark
W. Maffetto
New Presbyterian Church
Governor Hagerman En Route To Las Cruces
Governor Herbert J. Hagerman spent a brief stop in Albuquerque last night en route to Las Cruces where he will attend a reception and ball honoring the inspection of the Lax Cruces company of national guards. He avoided discussing territorial matters or personnel rumors, noting headquarters would stay in Santa Fe for now and that officers would remain dispersed across the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Hagerman
Las Cruces
Lax Cruces
Hagerman
Herbert Sims
Pige B. Otero
Mounted Police
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
County Commissioners Pay Quarterly Bills
The county commissioners met in a regular session and approved warrants totaling 4 10.03 for previous disbursements. They ordered payment for survey abstracts and salaries, and accepted a district attorney's report on sheriff fees. The board adjourned to meet April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Albright
Surveyor General
Berne
Uistrict
Clancy
Jawa
New Mexico
Apportionment of School Funds by County Superintendent
County Superintendent J Andrew B Stroup certifies apportionment of school funds for the year 1900 and lists 6485 school age children. The fund total is 2594.00 with a forty cent per scholar rate allocated across districts. detailed counts show 2504 scholars in district totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Andrew B. Stroup
Said Counry
Monley
Petition Seeks Division of Precinct 3 in County
County commissioners received a petition with forty seven signatures asking to split precinct No 13 into a new precinct. Boundaries would place it north of Las Duranex, east of current precinct 13, south by Mountain road, and west by Fifth street. The board postponed action awaiting future consideration.
Shiloh Remembrance Marked By Local Veterans
The Central high school building honors the Battle of Shiloh with a remembrance day led by janitor Col. Edward Johnson a Civil War veteran who fought for the Union on April 6 1862. Albuquerque veterans Judge W H Burl and A Harsch also recount vivid war stories around camp fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Shiloh
Central School
Col
Edward Johnson
Albuquerque
W. H. Burl
A. Harsch
New Albuquerque Council Members Named for Incoming Board
The Albuquerque city council will take office at the April 16 meeting. Ward representatives named include First Ward Hanley and Hayden, Second Ward Isherwood and Barnard, Third Ward Wilkerson and Neutadt, Fourth Ward Harrison and Heaven. Retiring aldermen are A. B Walker in Fire ward W. H Gillenwater in Third ward and Louis Tmfeld in Fourth ward. Mayor McKee expected to approve minor items and close accounts at the April 11 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Albuquerque
Hanley
Hayden
Isherwood
Barnard
Wilkerson
University Heights Residence Addition Opens in Albuquerque
A new University Heights residence addition of 10 acres near the University of New Measley grounds opens to the public on April 2. Early inquiries indicate strong interest and quick purchase potential for the aristocratic, popular project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Fant
University Heights
Will To Dous
University of New Mealey
Land sale advertised with horse water at site
The notice states land divided into twenty eight blocks of twenty four lots each with improvements including a watering trough for horses. Col Sellers and his Red Devil automobile offer to take buyers to the site on April 20 to view the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. B. Setlers
the Surety Investment Company
Col. Sellers
Red Devil
Anyond
Alte
Brotherhood of St. Paul Hosts Ladies Aid Reception
The Brotherhood of St. Paul at First Methodist Church hosted a reception with the Ladies Aid society as guests. A four course banquet was served with meticulous planning by members. Over 100 attendees enjoyed floral decorations, toasts by Peter McCalint and others, and vocal performances by Hetherington and Beane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AID Society OF
First Methodist Church
Brotherhood of St. Paul
Ladies Aid Society
Peter McCalint
Mesers
WM. Hickey
H Appleton
D. A. Porterfield
David Stewart
BE. J. Johnson
Wife for 25 years graduate in law partners in court
New York April 3. Mrs Adolph Mayer, mother of four, has just graduated from law school and becomes her husband Adolph Mayer's law partner. He was a clerk in the Russia consulate in Warsaw when they wed twenty five years ago. The ukase era drove them to New York where he studied law and later joined Congressman Bennett's firm. She aided him in briefs while managing the home and children. After his eye surgery in Europe, she pursued law schooling and earned her degree, proposing a partnership that was accepted. Their signatures now rest together over his in court each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ehi
Adolph Hy Mayer
Mayer
Russia
Warsaw
Alexander UT
Poland
Mayers
Wm. S. Bennett
Europe
Local visitors mingle with Albuquerque crowd and engagements
Mr. Weidner from Fort Wayne arrived for a day visit with friends in the city and plans to see Migs Mollie Voices. Mrs. Weidner, longtime Albuquerque resident, and Job J. Fox of Denver’s Arm Mirong Turter Millinery praised the Evening Citizen’s women’s page as a top fashion feature. Details mention upcoming weddings including Ida McRaynald and Robinson, and a March ceremony for Mr and Mrs Cune at Cream Brow, with others returning to the city for social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weidner
Fort Wayne
Ind
Albuquerque
Job J. Fox
Mirong-Turter Millinery Company
Denver
Robinson
Ida McRaynalds
Cune
Krom
Creoam
Nis
Lag
Grahane
Fragmentary Classified Notice From A Rural Newspaper
A damaged notice fragment mentions a rental request near the Golden Rule store and asks to inquire at a Berkeley or Phelan address. It also references a lost item, a Clover feet chair with a MoorkOneR device, and a return to a Georgy Go at a 409 Sentle Avenue address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Feet
Mookkoner
Jeter
Morhodiar Church
Sentle Avenue
Georgy
Coward
Bernalillo County Court Actions Include Arrests and Civil Suits
Reports from the Bernalillo County District Court show a warrant indictment with pistol charges and bond set at 500 dollars. Defendants include Maria Garcia de Snyder Edward Dodd Alonzo B. McMillen clients in a title suit over Ambrosio Garcia estate lots. The docket lists debts, probate appeals, and a cow theft arrest involving Andreas Trujillo. The criminal calendar is set for 9:30 a.m. with Judge Iran Abholit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seother
A.F. Raynolds
W. J. Gitlenwater
Maria Garcia de Snyder
Edward Dodd
McMillen & Raynolds
Alonzo B. McMillen
Ambrosio Garcia
John R. Foulks
John L
Mable I. Shifflette
George 8
Klock
Probate
David J. Abel
Montezuma Trust Company
W. H Gillenwater
Bernalillo County
Iran Abholit
Washington Ming
Remains Of Mrs Grace Gunsul To Arrive Saturday Night
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Grace Gunsul include arrival of her remains Saturday night from Roswell. The service will be Sunday at 2 30 pm at the First Methodist Church conducted by Rev C Rolling. Interment follows at Fairview Cemetery with family members traveling from Telaid Cole to Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Houghton Gunsul
MR. Morrison
West Lend Avenue
Morrison
West Lend
Bernard Gunsul
Roswell
Gunsul
Sidney Houghton
Alburquerque
First Methodist Church
4. C
Fairview Cemetery
Maynard Gunett
Telaldad
Cole
Houghton
Jaing
Seoomping
The Woman's Page In Tomorrow's Evening Citizen
Tomorrow’s issue will feature a permanent Saturday Woman’s Page with illustrations and explanations of Paris and New York fashions. It includes a fashion letter from a New York writer and full descriptions of gowns, shades, wraps, and other wardrobe items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Sav 10
Evening Citizen
Tomorrow's Eye
Paris
New York
Ing Citheen
Weekly freight service to Uni States mall by W L Trimble Co
A freight notice announces stock movement of ponies rigs and drivers from Albuquerque with departures every Monday Wednesday and Friday at 5 am. For details contact W L Trimble Co Albuquerque or J B hoc K Perea NM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uni States
Albuquerque
W. L. Trimble
Co. Te
N, ML
J B. Hoc K
Perea, N. BM
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THE
NEW Mexico Association
Simon Stern
NEW City Council
Furns
I Goods Company
Phelan
W. H. Gillenwater
Andreas Trujillo
Trujillo
Second District Court
Just
Albert Faber
Goto Avenue
J. W. Miasters Unc
Home Supply Company
A. J. Richards
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
West Railroad
Avenu
H.S. Lithgow & Co. Book Binders Specialists
Auto Phone
Jemez Hot Springs
Ore Ee
M. Berger
West Copper Ave
Cathe
Austrian
China
Borradaile & CO
Gold Avenue
Colorado Telephone Co
Rankin & CO
Armite Butifine
Wootton & Myer
N. M
Ramsay
An’s Exchange
Redl
Cottp Ors
R. Ry
Underwood
Choute
Rubdole
Mer
Grand Central Hotel
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