Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-09
LOCAL P~ARAG

Capt. A. b.. Fitch, Of Maedalene,
spent yesterday in the city o.. business.
Hon. Pedro Peree came in<from the
south this morning and continued on to
Bernalillo.
Joe Hellweg and Fred Benkler went
up to Bernalillo Sunday and were the
guests q Mr.. Bibo Of that place.
c. T. Brown, OF Socorro, came in this
morning. and after meeting friends at
the depot. continued on e Santa Fe.
After a pleasant outing at El Porve-
mir, a most charming resort near La
Vegas, Mrs. ]. w. Crumpacker has re-
turned home.
VIM. Maui, auditor OF the Southern
Pacific railway, and family. In special
car Ostego. passed through this morn
ing bound for New York.
John A. Riley and wife were passen-
gers on the east bound train this
morning. They will 60 to Indianapolis.
Ind. to visit for a short time.
Deputy sheriff ed Newcomer. with
eight prisoners in charge. left for San
Ia Fe. lie was Joined here by IL. o.
Bursum, who accompanied him.
A sweet little daughter arrived at the
yesterday morning. Mr.. Kimm Is n
popular employe at the railroad shops.
Roswell Register says: ID. s. Ro-
zenwaid returned Tuesday from Albu-
querque accompanied by his brother. 8
U. Rosenwald. who viii remain during
the fair"
DR.. w. s. Harroun, of Santa Fe, who
will represent the A. q. u. W. lodge OF
the capital at the district grand lodge
meeting at Phoenix. A r.. this week,
passed through this city night before
last.
A. j. Frank and wife left for Den
yer and st. Louis this morning. Mr..
Frank Ia the promoter OF the smelter
at Agodones. and after attending a
meeting OF the directors in st. Louis.
exp cts to return and commence opera
lions at once.
DIR. q. w. Grove was made happy
Sunday night by the return OF his wife
and son from a three months visit to
Kansas City. They had a most de-
lightful time. but are glad to get home
as the popular oculist IL to ave them
with him again.
Mrs. T. IL. Benson, OF Bland. came
ness. She was taken sick and re-
manned so several days. As soon as pos
sible she returned home to Bland. and
the news now comes that she has al
most fully recovered.
Prof. h. o. Wooten. botanist OF the
Agricultural and Mechanical college at
Mesllla Park, was In the city Sunday.
He Is employed by the department OF
forestry in some experimental work for
which he Is eminently fitted. The pro-
fessor went south yesterday morning.
In order 10 stand right with the
knights of the grip. Frank Lee has
Joined the local lodge OF the United
Commercial Travellers. He will now be
ready 10 start on his first trip for the
New York clothing house. which he will
represent In the southwest In the fu-
ture.
Alex. Robertson. who formerly lived
here. but who IL now located at Gal
lup, where he Is connected with the
Santa Fe Pacific trainmaster's Office,
is in the city greeting old friends. Mr..
Robertson. is in fine health and spirits
and Is a great believer In this climate
as a health restorer.
Max Ehrlich, who was the manufac-
turers census taker OF this city, has re-
| ceived a letter from $. w. ID. North
chief statistician for manufactures. In
which the latter says: II wish to thank
you In behalf of the director for the eff
you have discharged your duties al
special agent In Albuquerque"
That popular base ball player and
~railroader, Husky King" the hons
run batter of the Browns, while al
work firing his engine out west OF here
Sunday morning. dislocated his left ell.
bow joint. He worked until rellei
could be obtained and then came In
to the hospital and receive medica
care. He will be all right In "a few
days.
Under the sklllful direction of Choir
master A. L. Newton, the choir o
Temple Albert Is gaining great spro
iciency. 1t is composed OF the mem
beers OF the congregation and at its frs
public appearance Sunday night mad,
an exceedingly agreeable impression
upon It's hearers. Mr.. Newton will
without n doubt succeed In attaining
hrst-class results with the nne mater
ial he has In the choir.
About a month ago John Becker. tn
Belen merchant. started east TO pur
chase goods. lie was one of those VIII
had to walk around the washout a
Thornton and has not forgotten Il
However. he made the trip east safel,
and was a passenger on the train las
night going home. Mr.. ECKER was o
the opinion, based upon what he hear,
and saw while east, that the republlca
national ticket was certain OF election
The latest fad here Is a ladies riff
club, TO which many OF IA ladies hav
attached themselves. and there ls prac
ticc daily on a target range In tn
fourth ward. The scores made by som
Of the members would put to shame tn
boasts OF those OF the opposite sex VIII
claim to never miss the bulls eye. Mr.
|. n. b. Field, who IL the originator G
the club is a flint shot and there ar
others who are able to show goo
scores.
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