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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1906
Page
8
SAUCES AND CONDIMENTS, when purchased at F. I. Trotter's grocery store, are sure to bring the right flavor to all dishes into which they enter. This is because we always procure the best manufactured brands, we find out first what brands are reliable and personally guarantee them.
Local notes report visits by J Pelzer from San Mateo and Miss Ethel Fluke visiting her parents in Albuquerque. J P Moog travels to Santa Fe to visit Archbishop Bourgarde. Fred Fornoff spent Saturday in Albuquerque before returning to Santa Fe. Knightly and Encampment meetings announced. miners and mining prospects in Salt Springs area noted. Major Llewellyn reports plentiful quail and hunting near Las Cruces. Barber Hubbell engagement announced to Charles Goodwin. Colorado Telephone switch boards and city bond election plans discussed. Rev Hugh A Cooper and Dr Palwer begin morning journey.
A fragmented report notes a planned outing by Tonays with Reverend Goss to lead evangelistic activities. Following yesterday’s morning service, Mr Cooper announced intentions to preach next Sunday after a rest period prior to the campaign. Local figures include Charly Hs, N roy Hérieh, Welle Far Ko Hikers, and leaders Ward, Williams, and Gregory amid travel to Las Vegas for railway and school district tax planning.
Passengers recount that Augustine Mont Hegre, a Mexican native, was shot Saturday afternoon in Sil ver Cit by Anastacio Aguirre, also from Maico. The two men were bitter enemies and quarreled seconds before the fatal shot. Aguirre fled but was pursued shortly after. The rest of the page references political cautions, ads, auctions, and local notices with no further cohesive story.
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