Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Brief Notices Culled In and Around the
Metropolis.

Brief Notices Culled in and Around the
Metropolis.
X. l.. Hamblin, the commission mer.
chant OF Las Vegas, is at Stusges' EurO-
pean.
Louis Ilfeld, OF "The Big Store" who
was south on business, returned last
night.
Prof. Tinsley has recovered from an
OF the grip, and is now able to at
tend to his duties at the university.
Seranno Romero and Miss Bessie Kelly
we're Joined In bonds OF holy wedlock by
Justice Crawford Saturday evening.
A party will be given at the opera
house banquet hall this evening for the
children Of st. Johns Sunday school.
Ernest Meyers, Of the wholesale liquor
firm Of Lowenthal Il Meyers, has return
ed to his business after a trip up north.
Henry Bssinger. the Las Vegas repre-
sentative Of a Cincinnati, Ohio. whole
sale liquor house, passed up the road last
night.
Tomorrow will be the last day for box
rents, 80 says Postmaster Grunsfeld, and
those not paying will find their mail at
the general delivery.
Judge J.. W. Crumpacker, the associate
justice Of the territorial supreme court
from this judicial district, returned from
Santa Re last night.
Mrs. Varrell, mother OF Prof. II. N.
Varrell. the German instructor at the
university, is here from Maine. and will
visit her son during the winter.
c. NJ. Taylor, the popular division mas
ter mechanic for the Santa Fe company
at Ration. was in the city for a few hours
yesterday. He went north last night.
A pretty little daughter entered the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Reno
Sunday night, and 1t is needless to say
that the family Preside has been bright
eDed by her arrival.
II. Abeles, C. W. Oder and G. NJ.
Thomas, three Denver gentlemen, who
we're south On mining matters, returned
last night, and are at Sturges' European
to-day. They will continue north this
evening.
W. II. Jack. president of the New Mex
leo cattle sanitary board, passed through
this city Sunday night, from Kansas Cit!
to Silver City. He had a number OF New
Workers with him, who went to look q
the Silver City section Of country.
The central New Mexico colored law.
yer and politician, G. Hicks Emanuel
returned from the territorial capital las
night, where he had gone on business
He will remain with friends here for
few days, and then return to Gallup.
o. A. Matson Il Co., the new stationery
arm on Railroad avenue, are gettinj
ready for business as rapidly as possible
and expect TO have everything in apple
pie order In q few day. A pretty sig
!. was placed in front of their store thi
morning,
Milton Mclean Cundiff, the prett
~b-year-old son Of Capt. and Mrs. Georg
NJ. Cundin, had his picture in the las
issue Of "Yanity Fair" a monthly maya
zine published In New York. Maste
Milton has entered the children
beauty contest" and he stands a mo-
excellent show to carry of the prize.
: Toney COullOdon is rapidly deyelopin
into n Of the first class nimrOds OF tn
valley. Early. yesterday morning b
8 shouldered his faithful shot gun an
hied himself TO the mesa. He returne
D a few minutes before the nOOn hour, an
= at dinner the COullOdon family wer
3 feastlng on ~cottontails and quails. II
e also remembered a few friends wit
8 quails.
J Don Francisco Lopez. the sheep man {
: PueblitOs, Valencia county, died at II
J Los Angeles house on South Third sire,
! at 1915 o'clock Sunday afternoon frOI
kidney disease. the deceased was oy,
70 years Of age, and besides his wife an
fifteen children, he leaves some aft
! grandchildren 10 mourn his loss. II
remains were turned over to Undertak,
Strong, who shipped them 10 Belen, frOl
! which place they will be taken
PueblitOs for bnrial.