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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1906
Page
8
When purchased at F. F. Trotter's grocery store these sauces and condiments bring the right flavor to all dishes. We always procure the best manufactured brands and personally guarantee them to be reliable.
A stream of arrivals and departures fills the Albuquerque scene with social and business activity. Notables include Duscan H Hood and H J Ramer visiting from Watrous, El Paso, and Deming. Eliza Graham returning to Deming. Edward Spitz visiting southern towns. John N Coffin leaving for Chicago. Miss Bessie Strother back from Chicago. and Mrs J J Thomas visiting from Gallipolis for the winter. Also noted are Temple Lodge funeral rites for Thomas Matza, and local misc. mentions of accidents, races, and deaths within the community.
The Albuquerque Woman's club held a session yesterday afternoon with domestic science by Mrs. Temperance Whitcomb and a parliamentary dell led by Mrs. Geo F Albright. Mrs Keogh demonstrated light refreshments and Mrs H B Ray spoke on English Gardens. The new club home under construction attracted attention, and the late fall baby show was widely discussed. Also advertised: 25 cent Black Cat stockings and a chicken dinner at Columbus tomorrow.
J F Palmer, long time proprietor of a grocery and feed store at 501 North First Street, announces the opening of a high grade meat market on Monday morning October 1. The new venture will carry all grades of meat of the best quality. Nothing But the Best.
Manager Davis of the Penny Parlor at 216% South Second Street announces a weekly program change with new pictures and new songs every Saturday morning. A full show for a Penns.
Prof. N DiMauro violinist offers lessons on violin and mandolin claiming to be the best teacher in Albuquerque. Includes free lunch at the White Elephant and various ads for seeds, trees, printing shop help, and a furnished boarding house sale on Railroad Ave.
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