Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-17
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From the Optic.
The two children OF Hugh Chapel,
VINO nave been quite III for some weeks
rom an attack OF tonsilItis, are now im-
proving.
Frank Mckay, who recently married
Miss Clara Stacy, OF Trinidad, has rented
the Percy residence during Mrs. Percy's
absence In the states.
Arthur Upton, who was taken down
with typhoid fever while at school In
Denver, In the hrst part OF October, Is
now able TO come down town.
Z. j, Muller, late OF New York, a SON
sumptlye, aged % years, died at the La
dies Home Wednesday afternoon. His
relatives have been notified by wire.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Sellman celebrated
their fifteenth wedding anniversary on
tuesday. evening, entertaining q com
pany OF intimate friends. A dne spread
was served and cards and other amuse-
msnts were INDUCED 10.
Judge Henry l. Waldo returned
Wednesday evening from q business trip
70 New York, Kansas City and Topeka
He received many congratulations while
absent, from the chief officials OF the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe company,
over the splendid increase In business
the road has enjoyed during the past year
within his legal Jurisdiction.
Sheriff Romero, thursday, was looking
all over rOwn for DE-. Il. SWisher. having
received a telegram from sheriff BuTsum,
OF SOcorrO, tlat the doctor was wanted
there as a witness In a criminal case
DE-. Swisher Is travelling medical exam
liner for tbs Gsfmania Insurance com
pany, and wa In Albuquerque Wedues
day.
Edward r. Wheeler, ggent for the Ben
Butler estate in New Mexico and Colo
radO, Wednesday night paid good round
sum 20 AbramOWsky for a richly Orna-
mented bride that has seen service at
the hands Of many of the most famous
Navajo chiefs. II Is made up OF very
little lie ther, q great deal OF hammered,
polished silver, and the sides and brow.
bands are OrnameDted with seventeen
turquolses. IL goes 10 Boston.
OttOLanRe, postmaster at WatTOus, Al
Bourne and the irrepfessible John Mack,
OF NatrOus, we're In town Wednesday
night; also ID. II. H~OugntOn, we'll known
as tie Wo thy son OF the late, JOab
HOughtOn, New MexlcO's first chief
justice. Mr.. HOughtOn has been highly
successful In the cattle business Ia Union
county, aud yesterday at La Junta he
formed a partnership with " l.. Hall OF
Pueblo, Colo, former United States
marshal In this territory, whereby they
will engage In cattle raising, the two
having leased 1900 acres OF Colorado
state land, six miles north OF Ia Junta.
The Methodist Episcopal woman's
Home Missionary society met at the home
Of Mrs. Center, Thursday afternoon. The
regular business was transacted. Then
after an interesting discussion il was de-
elded 20 organic, a realing circle, 10
connection with the society. A meeting
for that purpose will be held December
%, when definite plans will be made.
The object in giving presents Ia to
please the n receiving them. Why,
therefore, buy useless knieknaeks for
gentlemen or boys. which are not often
appreciated. Buy them something In the
furnishing goods line aud they will be
pleased, especially N selected from our
new and elegant stock. Simon Stern, the
Railroad avenue elOthier.
Rev. T. A. Bendrat Is proud OF his
younger brother. who Is still studying
art painting at Dresden, SaXOny, aud has
recently gained the silver medal for a
painting exhibited by him at the art
picture exhibition In said city. The
painting has been bought by the art
academy there,
IL pays 10 do FIRST class work, as can be
seen from the big business that Is being
done at Joe Balls boot aud shoe shop on
Second street. To better handle the rush,
MI. Ball has secured the services OF John
Snyder, OF Denver, who will I'm the fu-
future assist Mr. White In the shop.
AZ the Economist until sOld-all ster-
ling silver novelties at actual cost.