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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1905

Page

5

Real Estate Deals and Lunch Supplies From Local Advertisers

N. Peach & Co. moves to 208 West Gold Ave offering brick and frame houses on easy terms. Highlands lots from $100 to $300 with $10 down and $1 weekly. renters scarce. F. F. Trotter store lists lunch supplies for picnics including wafers, biscuits, crackers, and lunches baskets at 122124 South Second Street. Read The Economist ad on page six for Saturday night lunch.

West Gold Ave Highlands F. F. Trotter F. F. Tro South Second Street

Local society notes from Albuquerque and Santa Fe remain active

A stream of social updates covers Albuquerque residents and visitors. Daisy and Rose Hant plan a return to Albuquerque tonight while He Zinger departs for Provo before a likely August stay in Colorado. Santa Fe conductor J. W. Hall and family head to Long Beach for a month. Sheriff Hubbell and Mrs. Hubbell return from California resorts, and multiple families head to San Francisco and Portland expositions for August. Several others travel to Pacific coast cities, then back to Albuquerque. Social events include a farewell party for Elnora and Emma Segelke and an evening at Minnie Lilly’s home with Philadelphia guest Robert A. Crawford. Invitations announce Rev George F. Sevier’s marriage to Miss Mary Bertha Leadingham in Hammond on August 22, and Sevier’s Santa Fe church prominence noted.

Thomas F. H. Kent Mra M. O. Chadbourne BE. J. Alger Samuel Pickard San Francisco Portland Exposition John S. Beaven Albuquerque Pacific Coast Court Perry Los Angeles Santa Fe Coast Lines Chicago Santa Fe Perry Neher North Second Street Missy Carrie Neher Mieses Elnora Emma Segelke Crete Misa Minnie Lilly South Arno Street Misa Lilly Robert A. Crawford Philadelphia Whele Lilly Paris George F. Sevier First Presbyterian Church of Mary Bertha Leadingham John Leadingham Hammond First Presbyterian Church Aliguet Mer. Sevier Ehupeh

Another Cigar Factory for Albuquerque Opens

Max Gussarof arrives from Kalamanow to open a high grade cigar factory at 731 West Marquette Avenue. He believes Albuquerque needs more home industry as locals favor union labeled clears over eastern city products. He plans to use a fine line of tolween to produce first class clears.

Max Gussarof Kalamanow Mich Weat Marquette Avenue Albuquerque Union

Slave of Duty Next Bill at Casino

The Wade Musical Sock company presented Olivette at the Casino with large crowds. Tomorrow night the bill will change to The Slave of Duty, touted as one of the company's best shows. Mr Wade and a splendid company promise rare pleasure and recreation. Dance tonight at Orchesttrion Hall.

Wade Musical Sock Company Beng Mr. Wade

South Carolina editors on tour to Portland exposition

The South Carolina State Editorial Association travels from Newberry on August 1 toward the Portland exposition. En route they plan Grand Canyon visits and California coast stops, with a return by September 1. They toured Albuquerque briefly, bought souvenirs from Indians, and praised the Alvarado hotel before resuming the trip.

South Carolina Starlight Albuquerque Newberry Portland Exposition Grand Canyon Arizona California Alvarado Marvey Curio Room Portland Carolina

Market Summary Notes From Aug 6 Ledger of Metals and Stocks

Private wire report from Levy Bros New York notes a dull narrow market with a mildly unfavorable bank statement. Strong steel stocks and names like Schloss Shef field Big Four Soo lead activity, while closing NY quotes show mixed but steady levels across Atchison Pennsylvania Copper and related issues. Cattle and sheep markets in Kansas City reflect receipts and steady to modest pricing. Lead and copper quiet, spelter higher in St Louis.

Levy Bros New York Schloss Sheffield Big Four Soo St. Louis

Religious services schedule for multiple churches

The item lists Sunday and weekly worship details for several churches including Highland Methodist Church, First Methodist Episcopal, St. John's Episcopal, and a Christian Church meeting in a Commercial club building. It notes service times, Sunday school, leagues, and a Daughters of the King meeting, with a casual local ad for White Elephant hospitality after an evening outing.

Christian Church Commercial Club Building First Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth League St. John’s Episcopal Church Holy Comunion Daughters of the King G. Harrison

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