Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

J. l.. Reynolds and wife, OF Chicago,
are at the Hotel Highland.
Mrs. Willis Reed has returned to the
city. after a pleasant visit with her
parents, u. w. Stevens and wife Il
Ration.
W. II. Springer. who was UP north
In the interest OF the Washington Life
Insurance company, returned TO the
city last night.
c. c. Hall. the commission broker
and one of the partners OF The Imper-
ial' steam luandry. left last night for
a bushes trip to the southern cities.
]. d. Eakin. OF the wholesale. liquor
firm Of Melini q Eakin. has returned
after a successful trip 70 Bland
n other towns north Of the metropo-
lis.
s, f. Luce was a passenger for
southern California last night, where
he will remain during the winter
months. after which he will return TO
this city.
A. J. Loomis, the efficient deputy in
ternal revenue collector for New Mex
leo. came in from Santa Fo last night
and is calling on the wholesale liquor
merchants to-day.
Rev. +. A. Hubbard, financial sccre-
tary of the a. NJ. T.. church Of the
United States, will arrive I'm this city
this evening. He will go from here TO
Washington, ID. c.
Miss Catherine Wilson, OF Paul city,
Neb., arrived last night and will re-
main several weeks. The young lady
is a slster-in-law OF T. Y. Maynard,
the well-known Second street jeweler.
Miss Minnie Hawley. daughter OF
Mrs. l. r.. Sheokles. who has been quite
III the past few weeks, expects TO leave
in a few days for Redondo Beach, Cal
The young lady suffers with nervous
ness.
Mrs. VIM. Bryce delightfully."- enter
tained a number of lady friends at tea
last evening in honor Of her friends.
Mrs. W. T. oliver and Mrs. Scott, OF
Topeka, who left this moyning for Las
Vegas.
Patrick Walsh. the general bag
gage master OF the Santa Fe, was here
hast night In consultation with ii.
%Isaacs. the general baggage master OF
the Santa Fee Pacific. Mr.. Walsh was
a north bound passenger this morning.
Jim Searles, who was manager OF the
San Felipe hotel years ago. Is reported
to be getting rich fast In New York
city. He is the president OF the Klio
Medicine company, has n fine suite Of
rooms. and has a score OF men on the
road.
Rev. j.. IL. Hollars. Of white Oaks.
has been secured to supply the pulpit
of the Congregational church during
the month of July, taking charge OF
the morning n evening services on
Sundays and the midweek prayer
meeting.
In accordance with previous ar
rangements. Attorney McMiilen. with
his wife and children, and Mrs. Har-
riet McMlllen, left last night for
southern California. Mr.. McMillen will
return in n few weeks to the city, but
the family win remain for several
months.
Mrs. W. a. Maxwell. with Fred Ward
and wife (nee Miss MAXWELL came in
from Gallup last night, and the ladies
continued on to Kansas City and Mis-
souri, cities. where they will spend the
summer. Mr.. Ward stopped over here
for a day, and will follow them to-mor-
row night.
III Citizen understands that Mrs. I.
II. Sheckles. whom rumor had It that
she would soon dispose of her proper
ty and remove to El Paso, will In the
future, as In the past, consider Albu-
querque her hone, although she will
soon visit her husband who is at work
In Eel Paso.
Mrs. W. T. Oliver and Mrs. G.. w.
Scott u their visit In this city to only
one day. leaving this morning for Las
Vegas, for the purpose Of visiting the
hot springs located near that city. AZ
ter a rest up of a few days at the
springs, they will continue on to their
homes In Topeka, Kansas.
Mrs. ID. L. Anderson and family, in
Guiding her accomplished daughter,
Miss Mabel, Will leave this evening on a
visit to their old home IN Loyeland,
Col. to be gone during the summer
months. On their return Miss Ander-
son will go TO Gallup. where she has
accepted a position as teacher in the
public schools there.