Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-29
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


Miss Matte Pearl CLARK, registering from
Kelly. N. NJ. ia at the Hotel Highland.
James Gfuusfeld. with his wife and
baby, returned 10 the city from Santa Ne
last Saturday night.
n. G. bennett, residing on a ranch a
few miles south OF the city, has received
a patent from the government for his
land.
John Jacoby, the efficient United
States gauger for this district, has re-
turned to the city from an Official visit
to Santa Fe.
MIRA. W b. Trull and children, family
Of the efficient joint agent at the
local depot. returned to the city from the
east last night.
Moses Hazeltine, a prominent citizen
OF Prescott, after spending several DAYS
very pleasantly In this city, returned to
Prescott last night.
A W. Nelson, the railway station agent
at Magdalena. will spend his vacation in
Wisconsin, passing through this city 80
ing north last Saturday night.
Vim Trautmsn and family, OF Topeka,
who we're visitors 70 the city some time
ago, are sgain in the territorial metrOp.
olist, aud have rooms at the Hotel High
land.
Edward 4. Bliss. the Second street job
printer, has received information that
his son, william p Bliss, was united in
marriage to Miss Sarah Jacka at Mineral
Point, Wis, on Aug. 20th.
Mrs. T. A. Written Is at home from the
north. The lady accompanied her son,
Frank, "a far IA Las Vegas on his return
to the Annapolis military institution,
and enjoyed several days very pleasantly
with Las Vegas friends.
r. c. Bauer, a supervisor Of govern
ment Indian schools, came In from the
north Saturday night and registered at
Sturges' European from Lyons, Neb. He
drove out to the Indian school this morn
ing, where he expects TO remain several
days.
J.. x. Holmes, who was down the road
In the interest OF THE CITIZEN the past
week, returned to the city last Saturday
night. He did a rafting good business
at Silver City, Deming, Las Cruces, Rim
con, San Marcial and SOcorrO, In secur-
ing new subscribers and getting renew
ais, and collections we're above the aver.
age.
The young son OF John Nicholas, while
riding on his bicycle yesterday morning,
collided with the horses hitched to James
Champions milk wagon and narrowly
escaped being killed. As II was, he es
capped with a few cuts and bruises which
are not OF a ser iOus nature. The bicycle
was badly damaged and Is destroyed be.
jond hope OF repair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thayer met at the
depot last night Mrs. DevOrs and Mrs.
Haskell, matron and assistant matron Of
the Indian school at Little Water, Ariz
The ladies were returning from their va
cation In the east, Miss Matte Keough,
who wa here on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thayer, accompanied the ladies west as
far az Fort Defiance.
Miss Mabel Wakefield. the Albuquerque
lady who will be one Of the teachers Of
the Lordsburg public school. did not
leave for Lordsburg last Friday night as
she had expected. Seine repairs are be-
ing made to the Lordsburg school build
ing, and in consequence the school there
will not be opened until Monday, Sep
tember IL. Miss Wakefield expects TO
leave for Lordsburg on September 7.
The ladies Of the Library association
are to be commended for their energy
and sOlicitude for the convenience OF the
reading public. The latest improve.
ment to be noted il the publication OF a
catalogue OF works to be found in the
library. II Is neat and complete and will
be furnished to patrons for 25 cents. As
the money derived from its sale will be
used in the purchase OF new books all
readers should willingly purchase.
j. II. McCutcheOn was in the city a few
hours last Saturday night, returning 10
sOcorro yesterday morning. He ayoidtd
Col Williams, his opponent, by two days,
the colonel having rested up here for a
few hours last Thursday. Both Of these
gentlemen are rival publishers OF weekly
newspapers at SOcorro, and the colonel
states that McCutcheOn "whines like a
school boy" when an item is clipped
from the Advertiser and il u%nintention.
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