Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

There will be- n special meeting OF
the Guild on Friday afternoon. Dec. II.
Il the home Of Mrs. Renison, on Sill
yer avenue
Jesus s Garcia. deputy county col
%lector. after a visit to relatives at Las
Cruces and III Paso, returned to the
city this morning.
Regular Review OF Alamo i've No
T. L. O. T. NJ, at Odd Fellows hall
this evening, Dec. 18th at 1880 sharp.
Election OF officers for the ensuing
year. Nina Corson. Recorder.
Noble s. Trtmble and wife have been
heara from. They have located them
selves on a well improved farm in Iowa
and viii In the future follow farming.
becoming identified with the srangers
II that state.
Mrs. Murch. who has been the faith
ful librarian of the Albuquerque Public
Library association for sevcral years,
has resigned. and II IL understood Will
make application for the same position
IN the new library.
The silver City Independent says: j..
II. O'Rcilly and ]. J. Sheridan, both
from Albuquerque and both repres mt
Ing the Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany OF New York, came in on sun
days train and are talking about the
uncertainties of life. Messrs. o'Reilly
and Sheridan make a life Insurance
team that is hard to beat.
Jimmy Young, the well-known candy
and lunch wagon manipulator,
said this morning tina the
news gatherers of this city were not
onto their jobs properly, When asked
70 explain himself. he remarked that a
big fine baby boy arrived ut his home
1 short time ago and the happy event
had not been chronicled In the city
press. Mr.. Young reports the young
ster enjoying fine health. and the
mother doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sisson. and Mr.. and
AIRS. Serewc arrived last night and reg
istered at Sturges' European from Chi
cago. Mr.. and Mrs. Serewe (n5e Miss
Lottie Crane) are on their wedding tou
and are acquainted with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Spencer Of this city. The party
viii go to Los Angeles this evening.
Before returning to Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Slsson will visit Mexico and Cen
tral America, but Mr.. and Mrs, Serewe
viii probably return To the Windy city
In a few weeks.
Joe Barnett, Lou Holz and Capt.
Dawson. three hunters of the city. re-
turned on the early morning train
rom a hum on the tornado del Muer-
to. From Engle and Rincon they hunt
ed along the sandy desert and the low
or Rio Grande until they reached Eel
Paso. when they laid aside their wea-
pons, tied up the dogs and took in the
bull fights across he river at Juarez.
Mexico. The hunters were lucky In
bagging plenty of small game, and this
| morning generously sent around some
Eat birds to a number OF friends.
Edwin w. Sours, who a few years
age was connected with the local Office
of Wells, Fargo Express company.
since which time he has been holding
various positions with the II. Dun g.
Co.'S mercantile agency In Mexico, has
Just been promoted to be general man
| agrr OF the agency 10 that republic.
succeeding Francis B. Purdie. who has
been assigned elsewhere. This II quite
a feather in the cap OF young Sours,
who since taking up his residence In
Mexico has been climbing gradually to
the front and Is now holding one of the
most important commercial trusts In
that republic. His wife is Miss Perea.
daughter Of J. NJ. Pcrea, deceased, and
niece OF Hon. Pedro Perea and County
Collector Jose l., Perea,