Local notices and arrivals in Albuquerque
Albuquerque daily notes bringing details of corporate filings by Cudahy Packing in Chicago Kansas City and Omaha with Albuquerque headquarters planned Nick Rapier of Louisville arrives to join the S National Bank Mrs James Waking comes from Toronto to stay with Mr and Mrs James F Brown Ella McClure joins Bradstreet agency and EK R Stean returns from Omaha carriages reach Jacob Korber Co in Columbus Ohio Judge Ira Abbott and party return from Santa Fe services of A Borders funeral home add a new hearse and wagon US Department of Agriculture agent F N Gray arrives to study stock and agriculture in New Mexico Portefield Realty sells W A Jomridge residence to Dr Wells Willard sheepman Laula McRae in Albuquerque for business then Denver trip to Live Stock show Arizona statehood readings discussed by Phoenix papers Deputy Marshal Harry Cooper returns from Deming and Las Vegas Judge Chaffee amputated after injury Mrs Duncan Brown visits daughter Mrs R F Asplund Richard Jones leaves Albuquerque to pursue lumber business in California or Michigan vaudeville troupe Franklin Huston arrives in special car Indiana and parade. M Chadbourne heads to New York with R W O Hadden. Mrs Jones P F Maguire at North Second Street and Granite Avenue. Comfort and durability emphasized at May’s Shoe Store 314 West Railroad avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cudahy Packing Company
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Territorial
Albuquerque
Nick” Rapier
Loulaville
City
S$ National Bank
James Waking
Toronto
Canada
James F. Brown
North Edith Street
Mise Ella McClure
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bradstreet Mercantile Agency
EK. R. Stean
M. Mandell Clothing
Columbus
Ohio
Jacob Korber & Co
Ira Abbott
Constance
Constance, Together With Miss Abbott
Nichola and
Jones
Santa Fe
W. K. Etter
Santa Me
R. C. Dillon
Las Vegas
Dillon
Gross-Kelly Company
Leonard 8
Crane
Nashville, Tenn
California
Vialt
J. C. Friedburg
Sturges
George Haywood
Topeka
Lows Schneider
Wilhelmeine Schneider
Bridgeport
Conn
L. F. Matts
Ottawa
Kansas
Matis
Patrick Hook
South Broadway
May Mageley
James Jameson
John Strumquist
BE. BE. Crawford
F.N. Gray
United States Department of Agriculture
Gray
Bureau of Statistcs
Field Service
Laula A. McRae
Willard
Denver
McRae
Estancia
Jamey F. Brown
Inc
Qn Offeen
First National Bank
East Adams Street
Phoenix
Arizona
Brown
Phoenix Gazette
House of Representatives
House
Friends of Arizona
United States
Harry Cooper
el Paso
Deming
Northwest
Michigan
Sceme
Franklin-Huston
Indiana
Tallyho
Commissioner Stroup Returns from Mountains District Tour
County Commissioner Stroup returned last evening from a trek to four mountain school districts. He noted these districts are financially the poorest in the county but are performing well and show strong support for plans to raise corn. Pupils and parents expressed enthusiasm and pledged unified backing. He faced mud rather than heavy snow on the trip and reminded readers of the White Elephant free lunch and Zeiger’s cafe Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroup
Professor Stroup
White Elephant
Classified notices and ads from the Citizen page
Lost brown alligator skin bag with cards returned to Charlotte Stuart. For rent furnished rooms at 206 One of the best Saturday free lunches at the White Elephant. WANTED general house work. Address B. Va. Citizen. Burma dinner and dance announcements. Burglary notice with insurance pitch. Dinner specials at Zeiger’s Cafe and Colombo Hall tonight. Citizen want ad urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Stuart
South Arno
B. Va
White Elephant
AML
Colombo Hall
Old Man Benson In Poor Health Since 1883
John H. Benson, an elderly Albuquerque figure since 1883, is an inmate of the city building and reliant on charity. Aged 80s, he suffers rheumatism after a 1880s Gallup railroad accident left him with dislocated hips and shoulders. Once powerful, he now drags himself with two canes and needs ongoing assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Benson
McMillin
Benson
Albuquerque
Beens
Gallup
Return Ball Walking Cane Inventor Seeks Patent
F L Hall of the McKinley gold near the Gold Standard bonanza mine at San Pedro Santa Fe county arrived in the city awaiting patent papers for a new device named the return ball walking cane. Hall and postmaster Strumquist of San Pedro are also developing another valuable post office telemetric device of undisclosed exact nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Hall
McKinley Gold
San Pedro
Santa Fe County
Hall
Strumquist
Post Office Department
Newly Made Benedict Returns to the City
Henry 8. Connelly, who recently traveled to Denver for marriage to Miss Genevieve Rorick, returned with his bride last night. An attache at the Bank of Commerce he appeared on crutches, insisting the accident causing his condition is purely accidental. The couple are receiving congratulations from friends. Connelly is related to Hon. Solomon Luna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Connelly
Denver
Genevieve Rorick
Bank of Commerce
Benedict
Solomon Luna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iva
F. F
Trotter
South Second St
GEO. W. Hickox & CO
New Mexico
H. E. Fox
South Second Street
Henry Yanow
West Railroad Avenue
Rex Flinthote
Albuquerque Lumber CO
First and
Marquette
Albuquerque, N. M
Everett
Diamonds Palace Ailroad Ave
May's Shoe Store
E. L. Washburn CO
West Gold Avenue
Commissioner Stroup
Zeiger's Cafe
Columbus Hotel
H. Kent
South Third Street
Zeiger's
Colonsus Hotel
Eee
Ives
Losisr
Simon Stern
Railroad Avenue Clothier
Sealshipt Selects
South First Street
North First Street
Rio Grande Valley
J. F. Palmer
M. Langer
First
Silver Avenue
Savoy Hotel
E. Suntagg
Ee. J. Pos & Co
CF. Myers
WM. McIntosh
Colo
Aetna
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