Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-07
local HAPPENINGS

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hospitals.
KID Hysell and j. A. Garcia. Of this
city. are In Santa Re, stopping at the
Claire hotel.
The road to the university is again 10
bad condition. making II unsafe for the
passage OF teams.
Dr. o. G. Woods left Saturday night
for San Frsncisco, whence he will sail
for the Philippines.
A pleasant social dance will be given
by Excelsior lodge, Degree OF Honor, on
Wednesday night, November 10.
The ladies' aid society OF the Lead
avenue Methodist church will give q
turkey supper November IS and II.
Hon. Silas Alexander, Of Socorro.
spent several hours In the city Saturday
night. He returned home Sunday morn
ing.
A. Richter, the popular Gallup tailor,
is In the city for a few dsyr. He is on
his way to Europe and will be gone sew.
eral months.
J. II. 0'Rielly has returned from a
weeks trip In the northern part OF the
territory In the interest Of the Mutual
Life Insurance company.
Emil Kleinwort. Don Rankin, Jacob
Loeb and Frank Kirster left Monday
morning on q little trip to Bland. The
party will be gone about u week.
Mrs. Bretberton, wife OF the manager
Of the Clarksville coal mines. Is In the
city, where she will remain o few days,
and then go east to spend the winter.
Mrs.. W. A Maxwell left last evening
for points In California, where she will
visit with friends for q couple Of months.
shs was accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Clela.
A party representing the university
geological survey visited the north end
OF the Sandia mountains Saturday and
spent the day in studying the Permian
deposits 10 that vicinity.
Douglass johnson, a student OF the
University, welcomed his parents Satur'
day night. who have come from their
|, home In Psrkersburg, ". Va, to spend
the winter In Albuquerque.
} j W. Akers, OF Santa Fe. was In the
city yesterday, He Ia suffering with
rheumatism, and was here to consult one
: OF Albuquerqus's we'll known physicians
. lie returned to the capital this morning
Poi. X. OHM, proficient In the art o.
legerdemsin, has been In town for a do!
I or two and intended giving a perform
ance. but found everyone 20 taken vi
with hvpnotism that he decided not (,
. do 80.
! II. X. Fox left for Winslow Sunda.
night on his monthly inspection o
watches on the Santa Fe Pacific. Inas
much o. the inspection has to be finishes
by the 10th OF the month 1t will keep MI
y vox busy.
|. Sunday Rev. Morrison. presiding eide
OF the Methodist Episcopal church
preached at the Lead avenue church 1
= this city, and secured liberal pledges 10
y the support OF the church for the or
,s suing year.
J. Mrs. Alba sherwood was at the dspc
Saturday night expecting Mrs Bscus, G
Bonneville, Is, but she did no. srriv'
=. Mrs. Bscus IL the mother OF A Il. Bicu'
y deceased. and IL coming TO sse her son
wife, who Is recovering from a seri0u
= illness.
DR.. Kornblum, OF the drm OF Rehfs
& Kornblum, opticians, LETT for Winslov
Sunday night where his partner, d
" Reh6sh, will soon join him. In this d.
parture Albuquerque will lose two enteI
prising business men and Winslow wi
TX be this gamer.
& j. A. Wood, manager OF the Monte Crisl
III Mining company at Golden, was In Il
10 city yesterday. He stated that he is tai
x ing out a cubic yard OF dirt every minuI
10 ALL being worked over and over by m
SO chinery, and netting the company qui
T. a handsome sun Of money daily.
=, ". W. Strong. the contractor al
" builder, returned home last night fro
:" a business trip TO the golden Cochite di
% trict. He Is largely interested IN Il
- mining and realty business, and "a.
~ there are new deals being made eve
~ day In the line OF real estate and mimi
Alex. Knapp and wife, of New Alban
!. Ind, arrived here Saturday evening al
., are the guests Of Mrs. s. w.. Fancher,
y, south Second street. Mrs. Knapp b
been an invalid for the past thlfte
years and comes to this city for the pu
,,v pose OF regaining her health, and to ma
hs Albuquerque her future home.
ay r. k. Thomas. who has been taking
of special course IN geology and petr
grsphy at the university. left this NOR
". ing for Las Cruces where he has
cepted a position 10 the Modoc aud II
pedo mines In tho Organ mountain
Mr.. Thomas was a junior In the Chica
ali university where hs had been study
j. under Professor Salisbury who owns
d. controlling interest In the mines
ur terred to.
The finest train OF hogs that eyer VT
into Old Mexico passed through Mont
'SSn a morning about A o'clock. Their avers
weight wa 375 pounds, and they ",
at being shipped by the Morris h Bu
Packing Co., OF Kansas City. The TIL
was In charge of John Wyche' b. X. n,
: and NJ. II Gray. The latter gentleman
treasurer Of the Morris & Butts Co, q
Is an old time friend OF Depot Master
G. White, who httingly entertained b
during his short stay In Albuquerque.
moat haantifnl Dlaca Of artistic w,