Weather and City Visitors Report in Denver
A crowded local weather bulletin lists numerous visitors and residents in Denver on March 15. The notes mention businessmen from San Antonio, Kansas City, Chicago, Wichita, El Paso, and Santa Fe, plus locals attending events at Elks and Odd Fellows venues. Events include a theater show, a bakery expansion, and a band playing at Traction Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Collier
Amarillo
Texan
F. Carter
Chicago
M. HH. Shaw
Denver
RB. Hillett
Kansas City
William Hagadon
San Antonio
Texas
Edward B. Ford
A. W. Marx
Banta Pe Ie
M. P
Hn, Ercard
el Paso
Col BE
W. Dobson
Elty
Quiet marriage season and hunting trip tales
A Lakeale hospital patient is receiving treatment and will stay for several weeks. Mrs. McCreleht rests nearby with a private family. Lent influences marriage licenses, with none issued this week. Percy Hawley and D K Wilbank returned from Sabinal with sixty mallards bluebills and teal, Wilbanks nearly drowned in a river bend, duck hunting reports say ducks were scarce and mostly singles roosting after nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeale
Percy Hawley
D. K. Wilbank
Sabinal
Wilbanks
Catron Visits Son in Denver. Grover Cleveland Lookalike
T. B. Catron, prominent New Mexico politician and wealthy landowner, flew LA to Denver last Tuesday for a brief paternal visit with his son John Catron. John was en route to New York. the elder Catron refused to comment as they were closeted in the Brown Palace. Hatched in political and business circles, Catron is linked to Senator Clark and coal land dealings near Trinidad and the Raton range, with Terra Amarilla grant holdings in Rio Arriba county. John Catron had previously toured Denver by auto, and now oversees his father's numerous enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Catron
New Mexico
Los Angeles
Denver
John Catron
Denver News
Grover Cleveland
New York
Brown Palace
W. A. Clark
Montana
Colorado
Clark
Vermajo Park
Trinidad
Bartletts
Raton Range
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Catron
Santa Fe
Black Cat Stockings At May’s Shoe Store
All sixes for men women and children in best wear fit and color at 12 to 50 cents. At May's Shoe Store 314 West Railroad Avenue. Free band concert by American Company Band Traction P day afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
West Railroad Avenue
American Company
Traction
Philbrick's Kindergarten Moves and Millinery Display Invite
Miss Philbrick's Kindergarten is now located in the Woman's Club building at 614 West Gold Avenue. New pulp in will be received during the remainder of the month. Ladies are invited to visit our store and view our millinery display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Philbrick
Woman’s Club
West Gold Avenue
New Mexico
Arizona
West
Occidental Life Insurance Company
Territories
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WSC
West Railroad
C. N. Brigham
S. 2Nd
Ric Richelieu
Capitol Coffee
Golden Gate
Geo. W. Hickox
T. ¥. Maynard
Hickox-Maynard CO
Jewelers
South Second St
Wagner Hardware Co. Fourth and Railroad Avenue
Anduin
Auwayesealy
Ines Tite
Bowman & Co
Wagner Hardware Co
Albuquerque Hardware Co
Fourth and Railroad Avenue
Averitt
Diamond Palace Railroad
Diemonds
Wade
Weather Forecast
FP. Crichton
D. A. Macpherson
A. Barney
Ae Fe
Belle Beach
Ocean Park
Calif
Alfred Grunafeld
E. Osgood
Oaks
Hitlerville
Als
Caliifornia
Santa Fe i
J. A. Wood
A. Gram
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
J. W. Cummings
George M. Harrison
G. W. Harrison
Colorado Springs
San Francisco
Mr. Matson
Hyer
Harry Bohag
J. V. Boudihot
Steward-Lamb
Miss Lutz
Miss McPartland
Erwin & Paynter
H. H. Moore
Mexico
Moore
Grand Canyon
American Lumber Company
J. A. Johnson
Johnson
North Second Street
Mr. Johnson
W. McCrelcht
Evening Citizen
E. L. Washburn Company
A. Panne R
Sy Ea
Jan Toor
Maloy's
Maloy
Leon B. Ster
BUL Wnarch Grocery Company
Traceton Park
Mansard's
Waolenfield's
W. R. Ry Ave
Ariss Colombo Hall Dancing School
S. Kempen
W. H. Hahn & CO
Nice
Postal
W. P. Allen
Albuquerque
Hart, Schaffner and Marx
Simon Stern
The
Railroad Avenue Clothier
John Deere
Winona
Whitney Company
Acme Steel
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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