Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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Everybody IL invited To visit the Zei-
ger cafe tonight. Free lunch.
Judge $. NJ. Ashenfeater, Of Deming,
passed up the road for Santa Fe this
morning.
A. n. Glasscock, here yesterday from
Topeka, Kan. went west to Los Ange-
les last night.
james Brown, a member of the
Browns base ball club. has returned TO.
the city from a visit east.
The Bland Herald Gun the ar
rival at the home OF Rev. and Mrs. q.
$. Maiden, on Wednesday, Of a daugh-
ter.
j. ]. Sheridan, deputy United States
marshal, who was at SANTA Fe on OFF,
cial duty, returned to the city last
night.
DIR. Charles ii. 81. John, a ~well-known
lecturer Of Kansas City. will soon be In
the city and give N Of his interesting
lectures.
@. II. Pradt, the government surveyor
and civil engineer out in the Laguna
neighborhood, came in from h west
this morning.
Miss Lena Bennett, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Ii. Bennett, who was on a
visit to southern California, has return
ed 10 the city.
III. Il. Richardson and wife, who were
here yesterday and stopped at theH Hotel
| Highland, continued their journey west
to Los Angeles hast might.
J. q. Cleghorn, Whit IL ranching out In
the Fort wingate neighborhood. ac-
companled by his little daughter. came
In from the west this morning.
I'D. Myers, clerk at the Kempenich
| store at Alameda, was here last night
on business. He returned to
on the early train this morning.
Attorney j. @. Fitch came in from
| Socorro this morning and Is around
among local attorneys to-day. He Will
return south Tomorrow morning.
Liutle Miss Hilda Grunsfeld, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G~runsfeld,
fell off her bicycle this morning and
sustained a slight cut over her eye.
| Mntn uONn NVNh lO-iAbAiA soAA ~ ~
the White Elephant and partake OF a
fine hot free lunch, the best of liquid re-
Il eshments and courteous treatment.
j. c. Baldridge, the south First street
| lumber merchant, has returned from his
trip to A%lgodones md Bear springs,
where he had gone with @. w Shut
Il. J. Hullng, OF the Trinidad wool
securing mills, also Interested in sheep
raising In Arizona, came In from the
north hast night and continued west.
Vernon Jameson, of Las Vegas. after
a pleasant visit here with his friend,
Captain A. Hursch, has departed for
Eagle Pass, Texas, where a brother re
sides.
The local Harvey eating house was
kept quite busy this morning feeding
The passengers from h delayed No
% from the south, and the No. 2 from
the west.
After an absence Of several months
in 81. Paul, Mimi. IL. f. Sherman.
brother OF Mrs. JAY A. Hubbs, has re-
turned to the city, and will resume his
old position ait the A~lbuquerque laun-
dry.
Those genial hosts, Messrs. Quickel Il
Bottle, Of the Zeiger cafe, viii entertain
tonight and have ordered prepared AN
elegant hot free lunch. Drop in and
hear an the lniest war and sporting
news.
Don't overlook the fact TINT a fms
lunch will be served al the Buffet to
night. This popular resort In the Ho'
tel Highland Is one OF the best appoint
ed sample rooms IN the city. stop In
there are gel acquainted.
Yesterday, d. Il. Philips, of the 10.
cal lodge OF the Woodmen Of the World
presented Mrs. J. Q. Berry with a CHECK
for 81 600, the amount OF insurance hel
deceased husband carried upon his life
as a member of the WOodmen.
A new brand OF cigars has made is
appearance In the city through tins
agency of Lowendhal & Meyers. 1t ID
known as Como DISTANCES" and the la
bel on the boxes shows the splendid
photo Of Il. $. IIubbell, sheriff of Ber'
nahllo county.
II. NJ. Dudley, a big contractor OF
the Mexican Central railroad, who wa
east, came In last night and left Thu
morning for the south. Mr.. Dudley
while here, had the peasure OF meeting
cousins whom he had never seen before
Richard Gentry and sister, Mrs. Cal
houn.
The superintendent of the Automati,
Axle Electric LAght company, Milton 8
Player, Jr., spent yesterday among tn
local railroads, and left last night fol
bakersfield, Cal. where ne Will super,
intend the equipping with light of sew
erul passenger coaches. While here h
arranged with Superintendent Smith d
have all coaches running between thi
city and san Francisco equipped Will
lights at the local shops.
THIS morning, r. h. Clements, rand
foreman for Ilfeld BTus. Informed Tn
citizen that he a been and Is nov
transfer OF "a 900 sheep from the llfelS
transfer OF "a, 600 sheep from the life
ranch, eighty miles west OF the city, q