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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
8
Sauces and condiments purchased at F F Trotter's grocery store bring the right flavor to every dish. The store guarantees the best manufactured brands and personally guarantees their reliability.
Local and Philipp's orchestra furnished the music at the Commercial club dance last night. Owing to the funeral of the mother of D B Eakin the front entrance of the Consolidated Liquor company's place of business was closed this afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock. John Krick, once a Santa Fe lodgekeeper and later a wealthy El Paso property buyer, is in the city. Mrs Dr W H Eakin, mother of James P D Eakin of Consolidated Liquor, died at her home in Hillsard Washington on Tuesday night October 2. W F Connell, printers supply man who lost all in the San Francisco quake and fire, is in the city from San Cruces. He has been in the Mesilla valley three weeks. Charles W Trimble, sheep buyer, after a month here, returned to Fort Collins Colo. He expects to be back in about two weeks to begin shipping lambs and other stock along a road.
Edward L. Hauenstein and Miss Lena Dahlquist united in marriage here last Saturday. Hauenstein, formerly of Philadelphia and a Santa Fe railroad fireman, faced a boiler explosion near Gallup three months ago. Nurse Lena Dahlquist traveled from Garfield to care for him at the Santa Fe hospital, and he recovered to celebrate a hopeful union amid friends’ congratulations.
Alfred H. DeNike of Colorado Telephone reports a complete city wide switch to a new system with renovations including new poles and cables. The project aims to reduce long distance delays, introduce a Denver to Chicago line, and improve Denver toll service with fewer relays. Rates remain under city contract until 2,000 phones are connected, protecting subscribers from hikes.
Local promotion advertises free admission for women at the Tent Rink for the evening. The page also markets fabrics and textiles including heavy outing flannel in red and white checks, merceriaed wash Latines, and a selection of patterned cloths priced per yard, with small promotional prices noted.
The notice touts Kieke Proprietor and The Woman's Exchange as the city’s sole source for home cooked items at 401 West Railroad Avenue. It also promotes Waltons Drug Store root beer and Seedless Apple Orchard at small cost, with contact at N. W. Alger and JAFFA KRACK KREA for advertising inquiries.
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