Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

DR.. @. W Harrison Is at Santa Re on
business and pleasure.
II. w. ID. Bryan IL home again from
Silver city. where he went on legal bus
mess.
II. q. Wilson. the New Mexico mana
ger Of the Continental oil company. is
In Las Vegas.
A. Dutillio. a well-known italian gem
tleman OF this city, Is In Santa Fe.
where he will visit relatives and
friends.
J. II. McCutcheon, Of the Industrial
Advertiser. although no delegate, IL at
Santa Fe attending the political con-
ventions.
Rev. w. u. johnson. wife and daugh-
tiers. are now at Las Vegas. where Rev.
Johnson will take charge OF the A. NJ.
T.. church OF hat town.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. jenkins. Of south
Arno street. were made happy yester-
day morning by the arrival OF a boun-
cling baby boy. Mother and son are do
ing nicely.
NJ. II. Sabin, who was formerly locat-
ed here, and whose headquarters are
/ UON VI tlllAbus AiOss MutTt ne u tDh-
nected with a large mercantile estab-
iishment, Is paying a visit to friends
in this city.
A. l.. Conrad, the local agent OF the
Santa Re railway. has been advised
that the California limited train will
be put on between Chicago. Los Ange-
les and San Francisco on November !
and will run daily.
Rev. T. c. Beattie performed the GER
emony last evening that made Mrs.
Jack Dixon and Mr.. Ed. Schultz man
and wife. Mr.. Schultz will be remem-
bered as an employe Of the Wholesale
liquar Arm OF Lowenthal n Meyers.
A parior meeting Of the w. c.. r. u.
VIII be held at the home OF Mrs. Grout,
Gil south Broadway, tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock. for which an inter
esting program has been prepared. All
members and friends cordially invited.
I. y. Hanna came in from the west
yesterday morning and continued north
to Santa Re. Mt. Hanna is the uper-
intendent OF forest reserves In Arizona
and New Mexico. and has just returned
from an official visit to northern Arr
zona.
The advertisement OF pure breed Me-
rino bucks In another column OF this
issue should be OF special interest to
our sheepmen. c. II. Elmendorf, OF
Santa Fe, offers 400 first-class bucks at
reasonable figures. Where coarse wool
bucks have been used a return to Me-
rinos is specially desirable.
on Friday evening. october 9Th. Rab-
bi DIR. Jacobs will by special request.
deliver In Temple Albert his famous
lecture on Gladstone. the Statesman
and Reformer." An invitation is ex-
tended to all who desire to hear this
interesting description OF England's
celebrated leader, to attend the lecture.
Rev. c. A. Bunker. pastor OF the
Lead avenue Methodist church. and
Rev. @. =. Madden, OF Bland. have
gone to lei Paso to attend the sessions
Of the Ministerial association OF the
New Mexico English mission, which be-
gan there yesterday. Both gentlemen
will a k an active part In the meeting.
II. J. Emerson. formerly In the Bank
of Commerce here, but lately connect
ed with the Mutual Life Insurance
company. has decided to remain in New
England. where he has made a success
of his new occupation. Mr.. Emerson
has evidently found his forte as
reported as being very successful
work here before going east.
The Albuquerque Lawn TENN
will hold Its annual meeting at
Saturday afternoon. October 9th.
, attendance Of the members Is d.
as important ""- matters a
be discussed. re now =,
application for ship waitin
ton, and aecrt II. Newman
receive and pr y more that
be contemplat
Mrs. w. Y. the well-ki
dancing teach spend Sc
weeks In Kan 49,. O..y, and on hi
turn. viii have all the new dane,
be taught at her academy, which
be opened on the first Monday night In
November In the hall at Neher's opera
house. II Is stated that the hall to be
used by Mrs. Walton viii prove the
best for dancing purposes OF any hall
in the city.
Miss Mabel Harding. who has beer
paying her parents a visit here. was
given a reception last night before
leaving FOR Denver, which was attend
i ed by a large number Of her friend Is and
acquaintance, The evening was most
delightfully."- spent In social intercourse
ana refreshments OF an appetizing ma
ture were served to the guests. Miss
Harding was a passenger on the north
bound train this morning.