Local notices and social updates from Albuquerque area
Weather generally fair. Tonight colder then warmer tomorrow. Several residents and visitors mentioned by name attend church events, meetings, and social gatherings. Notables include Gortner of Santa Fe and Herman Bleucher of Old Albuquerque. dental board dates noted. rummage sale success. bishop of the Episcopal church visiting. deportation of seven Chinese nationals discussed. local business and staffing changes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estancia
Gortner
Banta Fe
Attorney BR
Wan
Odmy P
Prouer
Mise Schwatholt
Decatur
St . Rylscopal
Diay
Sellie
Regilar
Aig
Guild
Fla Hall
Mike Katherine Hetner
Albuquers
German Frauen Verein Will Meet With Mrs. Jon Schroeder
South Broadway
J.C. Woodrich
A.W. Woolrich
Chicago
Mnerainig
Denver
Hkhectrie Light and, Power Company
Albuquerque
Herman Bleucher
Old
McCracken
Kans
W. Dietrich
Keetrich Light and Water ‘Companies
California
Benevolent Society
I W. Clancy
N. T. Armijo
T. B. Bowen
Bowen
Las Vegas
J. Hi. Stewart
West Coal Avenue
Manager Fields
Holmes Suppy Company
Isleta
Con Buiness
Carl Vogel
Generis
Cabezon
Colorado
Patterson
Gallup
Michigan
J. A. Hobbs
Willard
Santa Fe Central
William McMillen
McMillen
John Becker Company
J. M. Kendrick
Episcopal Church
New Mexico
Arizona
el Paso
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Phoenix
Santa Fe
Farmington
San Juan
Josh Spruceby
Elks’ Theater
C. ¥ Comer
United States
John Byrne
Fraversen
Mexical
Las Cruces
Domine Cal War
Bermen
Helen Tees
Comphoy
General Denision
Coil John Beckett
Uhicage
George We Hickox
Iestot
Oreste Bachechi
Hallor Fem
Tachecht & Glonil
Old Country
Haly
Clifton Hill
Mountainair
JA. Montoya
Sheri Perfecto Armijo
Willard and
Torrance
Grand Lodge of Masons Gathered at Macon Georgia
The 11th Grand Lodge meeting of the Masons for Georgia opens in Macon with large state-wide attendance. Macon serves as the lodge headquarters and delegates will be hosted by the state fair for a full day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge OF Masons
Macon
Masons
Local notices and shop ads from a bygone issue
Public event listings include a Second annual bull event at Red Men hall and a cattle market note. Advertisements promote Paulsen Association Ticket Office for railroad tickets and cheap travel, flower shop, repair shop, Burdock's Blood Bitters testimonial, and Embroidery materials for crafts and Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saben
Taele Josh Spruce
the Chaperones
Red Men
Red Mens’ Hall
Paulsen
Association
West Railroad Avenue
Burdock
Chas
Fat Men and Their Suits Ready to Wear
A brief note describes advances in ready-to-wear suits for fat men, noting past difficulties finding properly fitting clothing and highlighting merchant tailoring as a solution. The text emphasizes improved options and broader offerings for larger sizes.
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F. F. Trotter
South Second St
the Whitson Music CO
South Second Street
Rex Flinthote
Albuquerque Lumber CO
First and
Marquette
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Moon & Keleher
Railroad Avenue
Everitt
H.R. Whiting
W. Custer
Custer
Pineville
Socorro County
Jone M. Buonax
Trvin C. Nelson
Milagros
Yor
E. L. Washburn CO
West Gold Avenue
MOODY
London
Reuben A. Torrey
Charles M. Alexander
Plymouth
Jthe Moody Church
Henry Westerfeld
C. May
Ives, the Florist
Walton's
L. H. Shoemaker
Weat Gold Avenue
Grande Woolen Mills
Simon Stern
THE
Railroad Avenue Clothier
Whitney Company
Second St
W. Strong
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara
la Plata
Don Florio
Don Recardo
Gussaroff
West Railroad Ave
Bh. J. Post& Co
Chas, F. Myers
Mintosp
John van & Pacific Ranges
Winchester
Winchester Ammunition
Colt’s
Studebaker
Eclipse Wind Mills
Starrett’s
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