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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
8
Personal paragraphs list visitors and residents in Albuquerque and nearby towns. Charles McCoy Las Vegas Jake Goets Moriarty Walter Burns Sas Vegas Santa Fe notes, plus H. Brown Springer and others in transit. Attornies, merchants, and workers from Santa Fe Roswell Kanes City and Wichita appear among brief travel and visit remarks.
Wallview Kansas members of a ment survey party, J F Gibbon of Wichita representing Cudahy Packing Co, visited Albuquerque yesterday. Robert Putney, manager of L B Putney Co, is expected home this week from New York. Trinidad Romero and daughter returned to Estancia after visiting Las Vegas. Evelina Mise of Wichita is in the city as RB Williams and family visit. New Wells Fargo express wagons for service in Mexico passed through Albuquerque. Karl Werth and bride, recently married at Las Vegas, returned from a wedding tour in Colorado. Olive Corbin, chief operator for Colorado Telephone Co in the local office, is vacationing in Los Angeles. Mollie Voorhes is acting in her place. Grace Hawks Chebo, spending the summer with her mother, plans to join her husband in Denver and then Quebec, Canada, for Europe, with plans to return west in a year.
El Paso Texas June 27 The Rio Grande floods damage the area and destroys the old adobe church at Seneca nine miles downriver on the Mexican side The bell tolled mournfully as the tower swayed and fell The church altar and woodwork survived despite the collapse The river has washed away several adobe homes in the vicinity
James H. Wallace of Carthage New Mexico and Miss Henrietta Lewis of Fort Collins Colorado were married last evening at St John s Methodist parsonage in Santa Fe by Rev A Anderson. They came to Santa Fe with two friends intending to marry in Albuquerque but chose Santa Fe. They will reside in Carthage where the groom is a mine superintendent with a large company.
An advertise notice proclaims wood furniture availability at Varaville coal yard with a claim of speedy relief for indigestion via Kodol. The product is said to contain the stomach’s natural juices and conforms to the Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by J H O Rieny & Co.
Mortuary notice reports J Martriano Garcia a Bernanio county resident died at his home after injuries from a runaway team. He leaves a widow three daughters and a son. Funeral Saturday at 9 from San Felipe de Neri church to Santa Barbara cemetery. Also notes two year old Jose Madrid of Old Town died around 11 last night and was buried this afternoon in Santa Barbara cemetery.
A new restaurant under the management of Marcus and Anderson has opened in the former Graham's Cafe site. It promises top market offerings at timely prices, with Mr. Anderson noted as an experienced cook and Mr. Marcus trusted in restaurant management. Patronage is welcomed.
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