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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
8
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Trains No. 1 and No. 7 on time, with arrivals of passengers for Madrid. City meetings announced at City Clerk Harry Lee’s office. Local society events include Ladies' Aid meeting at Congregational church and Rio Grand chapter convocation. Notables visiting include Col. A Staab and J H O Reilly with various business trips. Occident Life Insurance expanding offices at Railroad Ave and Broadway. Musician A T Brown to locate in the city. Numerous minor notices on births deaths and local outings.
The supreme lodge to meet in New Orleans next Tuesday and issue an invitation to Albuquerque for the next biennial session. Judge B F Adams and P B Heather, supreme representatives of New Mexico, will present the invitation at the grand lodge meeting in the Creacent ct lepagis tonight. Heather will then depart for New Orleans.
Special order No 15 from Adjutant General Tarkington Santa Fe directs Major J E Elder of the First Infantry to resume command of the First Battalion First Infantry National Guard of New Mexico. Captain B Ruppe Albquerque Captain W R Lalonde and First Lieutenant L W Gates will meet at Albuquerque for the examination of First Sergeant Ines J Dubois for promotion to second lieutenant. An advertisement notes felt slippers and Ailiettes in various colors at May Show Store 14 West Railroad Avenue.
Department of the Interior notices William Tight of Albuquerque to provide final commutation proof for Homestead Entry 9112 filed April 2, 1906. Proof will be before the Probate Clerk in Albuquerque on November 6, 1906. Witnesses: M. F. Angell, EB Hodgin, Charles Etoe, Mrs. John Brown, all of Albuquerque.
Room for rent and light housekeeping at 509 West Gold Avenue invited to a church social on Friday evening October 12 at Mrs J E Tingtey's 220 South Edith Street. Lou Hon's ice cream will be served.
The item lists include children night gowns, night shirts, knit underwear, drawers, insoles, table mats, gloves, heavy wool socks, and baked goods. The Woman's Exchange promotes home cooked foods at 401 West Railroad Avenue and a notice for seedless apples and sale of trees by N. W. Alger at 124 South Walter 87, Albuquerque.
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