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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1905

Page

8

Local Weather and City People Notes in Albuquerque

Local weather indicates fair and warmer conditions tonight with no major storms. Residents mentioned include Thure dan B. M. Proctor and J. R. Skidmore traveling to Santa Fe for masonry work, Guy Rogers returning from Pacific coast resorts, and Mra Daniel Troy visiting from Raton. Several community updates follow, noting marriages, business travels, church plans, and local news such as Miss Ruth Perry’s November wedding, Fred Raymer’s baseball status, Swastika club formation at the Albuquerque Indian School, and shipper activity around the Albuquerque Transfer company.

B. M. Proctor J. R. Skidmore Santa Fe Guy Rogers First National Bank Pacific Coast H. Kilsworth Daniel Troy Raton Edith Street Percy Carvour Narvajo Gold Mining Company Cochit Boston Socorro Ruth Perry John E Grimm George Bowman Benedict Fletcher Santa Ms Manzano Mountains M. B. Reed Engineer Reed Las Vegas Reed el Paso Winslow French Monte Vista Colo Albuquerque Ernestine Lukey Arizona King Kalakana Honolulu American Lumber Company Wide Mills Albuquerque Indian School Oliver Fred Raymer Boston Nationals California Raymer

Transfer of Sheep and Local News From Socorro County

Lanare Kennedy reports sheep moved from Socorro county ranges to Magdalena aboard ships. The Citizen notes offers by J B Retherford to pay 60 percent of first year premiums on pollolos, misstate corrected to 50 percent for Albuquerque business over six months. Fatter faces arrest for bad checks. preliminary hearing postponed. Local events include Elks meeting, football practice, rummage sale, and visits of residents from Denver, Chicago, and Creede.

Lanare Kennedy Socorro County Magdalena J. B. Retherford Pollolos Feemory Indiagn Sate Bite Ineurance Company Sutherford Desirey Albuquerque W. Harter San Francisco Farter Justice of the Peace Crawford Hayter Houston Elks’ Opera House L. T. Delaney Trinidad Denver Omaha Chicago Cincinnati New Mexico Leo Lowenstein San Marcial Socorro Thia New York The Congregational Church Gold Avenue Elks Lou Schoepecker Frank Derricks White Elephant John Steward Las Vegas Elks’ Amoker Jack Harris Heil Nyon Jesse Lewis Earl Creede Cole City A. V. Skinner

Trujillo Fined 500 and One-Year Sentence Suspended

Bartolo Trujillo, convicted for stealing sheep, must pay a $500 fine and receive a suspended one year in the penitentary on good behavior after the jury urged clemency. Judge Abbott also heard more evidence in the Washington mine case with many distant witnesses expected to testify over several days. Knee length Jersey leggings and overgaiters advertised at C May's shoe store, 314 West Rail Trend avenue.

Bartolo Trujillo Trujillo Trujilo Abbott Washington C. May West Rail Trend Avenue

Woman's Relief Corps Halloween Party Planned

The Woman's Relief Corps schedules a Halloween party next Thursday at Red Men's hall with an entertaining program and dance. A 35 cent admission fee covers refreshments. rummage sales by the Congregational church at 214 West Gala Avenue on October 27 and 28 are advertised. Also notes urge graduate nurses to organize a city Nurses' Association and a public notice of debt nonresponsibility for Norris.

Woman's Relief Corps Red Men’s Hall Congregational Eurch West Gala Avenue Barnett Building Nurses’ Association Mary P. Hunter Traction Park

Fat Men and Their Suits Made to Fit Ready to Wear

A fragmented piece notes the evolution of ready to wear clothing for fat men, contrasting past difficulties with tailored fits. It mentions soldiers and battleships, dozens of patterns, and price ranges as tailoring advances.

Repair shop and rummage sale notice at Walton’s drug store

Repair shop items repaired and set up with furniture crated for shipment. Rummage sale at 214 West Gold Avenue on October 2 and 28 under the First Congregational church. Clothing boots shoes and miscellaneous items at low prices. Home cooking and candy plentiful. Five pairs of hose for 25 cents, Saturday only. Simon Stern, the Railroad Avenue clothier.

Walton's L. H. Shoemaker West Gold Avenue First Congregational Church Simon Stern Railroad Avenue Clothier

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