Local and Personal Notes Highlight Albuquerque Scene
Local residents including Dr. Ted Hollingsworth from Lar Ornees and Mrs. Sampson with Mesa Ranch reception plans, along with visits by District Attorney H. B. Holt and civil engineer Allan G. Kennedy. Business and social events color Albuquerque life with arrivals, patronage, a Red Men ball, party at Lucie Ble’s home, and corrections about John Laughlin’s building plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted. Hollingsworth
Lar Ornees
Ted
W. S. Hopewell
Santa Fe
Pioneer Elizabeth Baxter Mas Dies After Twenty Two Years
Elizabeth Baxter Mas longtime resident of Albuquerque died at midnight after a long illness. She was born in Dalton, Staffordshire, England and came here seven years ago. Burial will be at St John’s Harriton with a funeral service conducted at Fairview Cemetery by Cremacraft chapel. Her daughter James Th. Smith of South Second Street survives with many friends who mourn her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A. Trimble
Arno Street
Tijerasenue
W. H. Saunders
Isteta
Lucie Ble
North Second Street
C. N. Corton
Gallup
George C. Holden and
Albany
Albuquerque
Edward Russell
la Bar
Indiana
Wenceslao Jaramilla
el Rito
Rio Arriba
Fisher
Bay City
Mich
Michigan
Elizabeth Brown
Mexico City
E.P. Asplund
Brown
H. G. Marmon
Laguna
Acoma
Encantada
Highland Methodist Church
J. D. Emmons
Walter Street
Robert J. Steen
San Fracisco
Steen
Kinmundy
Thinidan
John L. Laighlin
Laughlin Ia
Laughlin
Faners
Oteur Tomorrey
St. John’ S. Harriton
Cemocraft
Fairview
Recovery of Miss Harrisons Safe Return Told by Rider
J B Haines recounts a rescue tale from Gloriemt mountains after Miss Harrison, teacher at Gloriatown from Pecos Town, was thrown and dragged by her horse a hundred yards into a gully. She lay unconscious but revived soon after, and her complete recovery now seems certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Haines
Gloriets
Misa Harrison
J. W. Harrison
Pecos Town
Miss Harrison
Gloriatown
Where to Worship Church Services and Schedules
A listings roundup of area churches with Sunday school times, worship hours, and special events at Baptist, Lutheran German, Christian, First Methodist Episcopal, Congregational, First Presbyterian, and St. John's Episcopal churches. Also notes on newly shown heated Opera House and shoe store ad at 314 West Railroad avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran German Church
Wenning
Christian Church
Commercialia
B. & Crawford
Pres
W. G
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J.C. Rollins
Epworth League
Houghton
J. C. Rollins
First Presbyterian Church
Elke
Hugh A. Cooper
Young Peoples
St. John's Episcopal Church
Pourth Street
Silver
Harriston
Dancing at the Casino and Saturday Night Dances
Dancing at the casino and line dances on Saturday and Sunday nights promise excellent music and a good time for attendees. Rio Grande Woolen Mills window display at the Globe Store invites shoppers to request $3.50 walking skirts, then visit the cafe for a cold bottle and free lunch. Nurses gathering announced for October in room 32 Barnett building to form a city Nurses Association. others asked to send names if unable to attend. Millwork ad promotes Albuquerque Planing Mill. Zeiger Cafe lauded for best Saturday night lunch. pool hall at 115 West Railroad Avenue mentioned for leisurely hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande Woolen Mills
Globe Store
Barnett Building
Masry P. Hunter
M. D
A.M. C
Traction Park
Zeiger Cafe
West Railroad Avenue
Goetzs Picalilli at Maloy's Casino Dance Night
Dancing at the Casino continues with regular Saturday and Sunday nights. Two rare heaters were installed in the auditorium, making the venue more comfortable for attendees during the performances.
Fat men and suits ready to wear at local tailor shop
A worn storefront advertisement touts ready to wear suits for fat men. The copy notes bodies of varying sizes can find perfectly fitting garments, highlighting advances in tailoring and a range of patterns and prices displayed outside the merchant shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant Tailoring
Rummage Sale At First Congregational Church
Repair shop items and furniture set up for shipment. Rummage sale at 214 West Gold Avenue on October 27 and 28 under First Congregational church ladies auspices. Clothing boots shoes and misc items offered with home cooking and candy in abundance. Pool hall at 115 West Railroad Avenue invites patrons to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Gold Avenue
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Westrailroad Ave
Cis
Oymier
Columbus Hotel
Mas
Elizabeth Baxter
Paes
Harrison
F. F. Trotter
South Second St
Chickering
Whitson Music Co
South Second Street
Rex Flinthote
Albuquerque Lumber CO
First and
Marquette
Albuquerque, N. M
Moon & Keleher
Everitt
West Gold Avenue
E. L. Washburn CO
May
Eer
Picalil
Maloy
Goetz
Picalilli
Fat Man
Simon Stern
THE
Railroad Avenue Clothier
Whitney Company
First Street
First Steret
Second St
Walton's Drug Store
L. H. Shoemaker
West Railroad Ave
Bobo
la Plata
Don Florio
Don Recardo
Gussarofe
Bend
Chas, F. Myers
I Hardware
John van
Pacific Ranger
Eed Ceeses
Winchester
Winchester Ammunition
Colt's
Studebaker
Eclipse Wind Milla
Starrett’s
Albuquerque, New Mexico
WM. M Intosh
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