Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

n. a. hccup ibuu COuIuisSiOutfs Wcnt
mp TO Santa Fe. Yesterday morning.
Clarence Goff. OF the whitney Com
pany, ~contemplstes building a reside nee
In the near future.
Aaron Gray and the Buchanan Bros.
have sold their trading post at Ration
Springs to X. Weatherill.
John Halliday returned Sunday night.
bringing his bride who was Miss Zsda
Jarvis. OF Fort Madison. Iowa.
". l.. Trimble went north yesterday
morning to look after his rapidly incress-
ing stage line business between Thorn
ton and Bland.
g. ". Shut went 10 A~lgodones by this
mornings train. He has secured a nun .
Der OF good teams. and wants men. The
teams will be shipped to-day.
n. J. Burtwell, who has been 80 Ill at
the residence Of A. ID. Johnson, is convs-
lescing. and will soon be able to resume
his studies at the university.
Chss. sanborn, clerk at the delivery
window at the postoflice, Is entertaining
his sister, who arrived from California 10
spend the winter In Albuquerque.
G. W. Fleming. representing the
American Type Founders company, with
headquarters In Los Angeles, was In the
city yesterday. lie left for the west last
night.
Geo. ". Donavsn, assistant manager Of
the National Fire Insurance company. is
In the city. being entertained by b. A.
Sleyter, who is agent for the above
named company.
Mrs. DR.. Robertson who came from
Missouri q few weeks ago. accompanied
by her daughter. has moved into the cot.
tage Gil west Coal avenue. She soon ex-
poets her husband who will locate here.
Mary Bertha Wardwell, the little
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs l.. q. Ward
we'll. on east Coal avenue, cut her hand
with q hay cutter though not serious,
she will have to stay out Of school for a
few weeks.
Miss Georgia Kellogg writes to her
mother Mrs. Martin Kellogg, from Leip.
sic. Germany. that she has begun her
work at the conservatory OF music. She
enjoyed herocean trip, and Is beginning
to feel at home In her new world.
j. H. Campbell, examiner for the de.
psrtment OF justice, who has been some
weeks checking up the accounts Of the
government offices. finished his work
Saturday and yesterday left for Socorro
TO perform similar duties at that place,
A. l.. wyche. who passed through here
two weeks ago In charge OF fourteen car
loads Of hogs for the City Of Mexico. was
on No 90 this morning on his way back
to Kansas City. Mr.. wyche states that
on the whole trip they only lost one hog,
and that they sold him at half weight for
soap.
James Grunsfeld Of the firm Of Man
dell n Grunsisld. left Saturday night for
the east to purchase q fine line Of gents
furnishing goods. He has been heard
from, having arrived safely at Chicago
where he fonud his brother, Ivan. who IL
the junior member OF the wholesale 1rm
OF 6runsfsld Bros.
Mrs. Emma Huning, who went TO st
Louis TO spend the winter with heI
friend, Miss Julia Hoffman, changed heI
mind and has returned to New Mexico
She spent the evening with the family Of
Hon. II. b. FHgusson, and proceeded or
her way to Los Lunss accompanied BY
her brother Louis, her little sister ant
Miss Francis Nowlin.
James J. Maguire, formerly OF this cit,
and Msgdalena, now a clerk at the but
ton Mercantile compsny's store al
0ursy, Colo, writes to The CITIZEN
that his brother, George W. Mcguire
died at his home on Staten Island. New
York. on Nov. l. The deceased was well
known to the newspaper fraternity o
the southwest. and for the past fouI
years was engaged In newspaper work II
Denver.