Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-23
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

VIM. WesterHeld went to Trinidad last
night for weeks visit with home folks.
Dr. Howard Sonli. who has been with
Dr.. Bacon. left last night for Los Angeles
Cal.
CO. Cushman will arrive from Q west.
ern business trip this evening. and spend
the holidays with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hopping are rejoic.
Ing over the ar -ivAl at their home. early
this morning, Of q brand new baby girl
Mother and child doing we'll.
Mrs. Santiago Bscs and her daughter.
in-iaw, Mrs. Bernardino Bsca. left this
morning for Santa Fe. where they will
enjoy the holidays with relatives and
friends.
The University basket ball team II
bali team VI She Agricultural college al
morning.
Clay jones and Fred Fisher came
down from Bland last evening. and they
will attend the funeral OF Joseph Powers
the young man who was killed by the
cars near Gallup last Wednesday.
william Chaplin left the city las.
night on business trip to Kansas City.
He will return In q few days aud IL IL ex :
pected he will have something extraor-
binary In the shoe line 70 offer his pat.
rons.
Al the Christmas services at the Con
gregsti0nsl church to morrow morning.
Miss Mabel Anderson will sing "The
Birthday Of y King" BY Neidinger, and
ths Quartette. ''Calm on the Listening
kar OF Night" by Mseston.
Manuel Roaenw valid, . big merchant OF
Las Vegas. and wife, who were on visit
Las Vegas this morning, after enjoying
o few days here with his brothers,
Aaron and Edward Rosenwsld.
q. Akashita, q Jspaneee, who was re-
moved 70 this city few days ago from
Needles. died last night at the hospital.
He had been employed on the section.
The funeral took place from the o. ".
Strong undertaking psrlors. and the in
terment was made In Fairview cemetery.
Peter Isherwood will leave Tuesday
night for Tucson. Arisona, where he will
accept lucrative position In ths foundry
OF that city. Mrs, sherwood will re-
main here for some time before Joining
her husband. Mr.. Isherwood Ia chief OF
the local fire department. Mike Breen.
the assistant chief. will act ~ chief IN
the future.
The management OF "The Grille" H.
tends to serve Christmas dinner that
will do credit TO the season. The menu
will consist OF the very best that the
market affords. Among the choice deli.
CHCie0 10 be served are turkey. wild
goose, opossum and sweet potatoes,
spring lamb. plum pudding, etc. Din
ner from l:3O 70 $3.50 p. m.
Joe Ortegs has demonstrated the fact
that he is quite an artist at the dec0rs-
tion O. fresh meats. and to prove the NJ
ssrtioD, Frank Wilson. manager OF the
Blanchard Meat and supply company
invites tha public 10 call and take peer
at the front window. The big sides OF
corn.fed beef, the highly decorated pieces
Of mutton. veal. pork and the shoats. 40
says Mr Wilson. are all home grown and
can't be beat.
Attached 10 No. II, from the north last
night, was the private car OF Philip ID
Armour. the Chicago meat packer. mil.
lionaire and philanthropist. who. with a
party consisting Of his wife, DR.. ]. L.
Miller, Mrs. A. 8. Sloan and Miss X. Wal.
lace. we're on the way to the Pacific
o0ast. Mr.. Armour, who has been SUIT.
ferer from heart trouble for some time,
has returned from Germany after q
severe attack. and will now try the a..
fects OF the climate OF the southwest. SO
far. all has gone we'll. and the promise
for the future is bright and cheerful.