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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1906
Page
8
At F F Trotter's grocery store customers are assured the right flavor in every dish. The store emphasizes selecting brands that are reliable and guaranteeing them personally.
Fair tonight and Wednesday. Visitors and locals travel for business between Santa Fe El Paso Socorro and Albuquerque. Notables include Harwood and Flournoy on travels, revival meetings ongoing, a freight derailment near Rincon delaying train No. 220, and plans for a Glorieta excursion.
The article notes Hon H. B. Fergusson of the city as counsel in a case moved from the First to the Second district. It mentions A W Morris and family from Thayer Missouri visiting Mr and Mrs J Hammond at 902 South Walter Street and a conductor F R Martel aboard the Frisco line, who considers moving to New Mexico to join the Sante Fe.
G W Mosher, jailed in Colorado City Texas, released on bond after a preliminary hearing. He faced charges of writing 465 in worthless checks to Albuquerque residents and awaits grand jury action in the county jail. Known for defending himself in court, he earned a reputation as a smooth operator and reportedly served jail time in Arizona for similar offenses.
A review of a minstrel show at the Casino notes the first half is good and worth the price, but the finale acts are weak. The female company members in male attire draw big laughs, with Mrs. Hildna and Miss Leighton in white duck attire praised for performances. Mr. Lane and the blackface acts receive mixed notices.
Manager Davis of the Penny Parlor at 216 South Second Street announces a change of program with new pictures and new songs every Saturday morning. A whole show for a penny.
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