Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-01
Personal n General Paragraphs Picked
Up Here and there.

university faculty, has returned from hi,
vacation, which he enjoyed ia southern
California.
James Grunsfeld was at Santa Fe yes
terday. returning last night. He left
Mrs Grunsfeld and the baby At the ter.
r~itorial capital.
Lee Boyd, a w%ell-known fireman on the
Ration division OF the Santa Re railway,
came down from that city Sunday. and
will locate here for his wife's health.
Judge A. A. Freeman OF socOrrO who
was at Santa Fe on legal matters before
the territorial supreme court. passed
down the road for SOcorro last night.
Hon. Pedro Perea, the we'll known
Bernalillo politician enjoyed a few hours
very pleasantly In the city last Saturday.
He was at his Bernalillo home yesterday.
Q. N. Blackwell. cashier Of the First
National bank OF Ration, passed through
the city last night on his way home from
M~agdalena, where he has mining In
terests.
Calvin Whiting, the popular secretary
Of the Cooperative Building and Loan
association, who was at Santa re on i'm.
portant business, returned 10 the city
last night.
A. A. Grant and son, Daniel. returned
to the city last night. The younger
Grant had been back TO Canada on q visit
TO his old home, being met up the road at
Las Vegas by his father.
Miss Mamie and Alice Jones left last
night for Denver, where they will visit
friends for a few weeks. The young
ladies are daughters Of Wm. Jones, Of the
Santa Ne Pacific blacksmith shops.
Prof. X. p. Childs, OF the University
faculty, came In from the mountains
yesterday and returned this morning.
Mrs. Childs and children are spending
the heated term out In the mountains.
K. Y. Gray and wife, Mrs. DIR. Bishop
and daughter, Miss Freda Bishop. Misses
Helen Pratt and Laura Dellon, with John
Cotton, have returned to the city from
their outing In the Sandia mountains.
Mrs. II. s. Brooks and daughter, Miss
Bessie Brooks; Mrs. b. II. Ives, Mrs. A. b.
Brown, Miss Margaret McGilliyray and
]. J. ODonnell. the latter an eastern
visitor. returned from Camp whitcomb
Saturday. They had a splendid outing.
The New Mexican says: Mrs. II. J..
Emerson and children, Of Albuquerque,
are expected to arrive here during the
week TO spend a couple Of weeks. Mrs.
Emerson Is the wife OF the assistant
cashier Of the Bank OF Commerce in Al
buquerque.
II. II. Howard. who does the heavy
writing on the San Marcial Bee. while
Mrs. Howard looks after the postofice Of
that town, came In from the south last
Saturday night and remained several
hours, returning home on the midnight
train.
James Worries and Clay Jones. the two
first class members OF the Democrat me-
chemical force, left this afternoon for
the Jemez and Sulphur hot spring.
They will be away several weeks and
have promised 10 send some mountain
trout 10 friends here.
Hon. II. W. Clancy, who was at Santa
Re attending 10 some important cases
before the territorial supreme court, re-
turned home last night, and ia gratihed
10 learn the stand the city board Of health
has taken In the circus parade affair.
Mrs. Clancy also returned.
Quite a large crowd Of city folks visit
cd Camp Whitcomb yesterday. among
them being Alderman Martin Tierney
and family, Mrs. Annie Carroll aud
daughter, Mrs. James Carroll, and Miss
Gatlin. They were at the camp, return
Ing late In the afternoon.
Mrs, d. j. stearling and Miss Ruth
Brown, who arrived In the city a few DAYS
ago and have met some very pleasant
friends, contemplate remaining some
time In the territorial metropolis. The
ladies are quite wealthy, attractive con-
yersatiOnalists, and after their stay here
they will continue on a visit 10 other
cities and towns In the southwest.
On account OF the rainy season. j. ".
Mason and his son, Charles Mason. and
A. Fristeh, returned last night from Nae
asOri, Sonora, Mexico. where they are in
terested In mining. Mr.. Mason called ut
this office THIS morning and stated that
they would return TO the Nacasorl dis
trict as soon as the Mexican government
could Tx up some titles that they had
acquired.
COnradO Gonzales returned 10 the city
from his ranch at Los COrrales yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Gonzales states that he
has just finished cutting his second crop
Of alfalfa, and he reports the yield above
the average 10 the ton. He also stated
that the country around Los Corrales
never looked better, there having been
half a dozen good rains the past two or
three weeks.
Albert Korber, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob KOrber, ia mourning the absence Of
his light pinto pony. The animal either
strayed or was taken from the barn OF
the KOrber residence last Friday evening,
and nothing has been heard from II since
that time, Later adyices state that the
pony found Its way to the city pound
Sunday, and Sir Jacob had to take the
animal out.