Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. j. Is. Spe1lacy and children left
this morning for the north.
Miss Ada Guyon, from Las Vegas, ls
here on a visit to the territorial metro
polls.
a.. NJ. Bergere, clerk OF the district
court at santa Fe. was In the city on
business last night.
Mrs. p. @. Cornish and son left last
night for Flagstaff where they win visit
relatives and friends
O.. II. Adams, the Phoenix, Arizona,
life and fire insurance agent. came In
from the west this morning.
j. -. Girard. registering from VIII
liams, Ariz., il in the city to-day. He
stops at Sturges' European.
Jaun c. Jaramillo, the general mer-
chant of Torreon, Valencia county. Is
In the city purchasing goods.
James Coleman and wife are rejoic-
ing overthe arrival at their home the
other evening of a bouncing baby girl.
Valentine Becker the cripple who
held forth on Railroad avenue h past
few weeks, left last night for Califor-
mia.
A. s. Newton returned last night from
Santa Monica, Cal. Mrs, Newton will
remain in California for a few weeks
longer.
Percy McRa expects 10 30 into busi-
| ness on his own hook in a few days. He
has resigned his position at the Whit
ney Hardware company.
Chas. +. Hunt, the Eel Paso cattle
buyer, who was at Kansas City on bus
mess, passed through the city on his re-
turn to FL Paso last night.
/. Il. jerks n family left last night
for Los Angeles, where they will rusti-
cate for a few weeks. Mr.. jerks Is a
brakeman on the Santa Fe Pacific.
After a most enjoyable visit to Hollis,
Kansas, Mrs. Estelle Lawry. matron of
the girls home at the local government
Indain school, returned to the city last
night.
s. Il. Busser, the popular superinten-
dent of the Santa Fe railway reading
rooms, with his daughter, is here from
Topeka, Kas. They expect to continue
west tonight.
Mrs. II. Milton Johnson, of Bland, IL
here from the Cochiti district, and Will
probably continue to California this
evening, where Mr.. johnson Is coated
for the time being.
c. +. Waugh, manager of Gross,
Blackwell Il CO., was at the depot this
morning TO meet the junior member OF
the firm, IL. w, Kelly, who was
ing from the south.
George ID. Amy, the Chicago news
paper writer. who "roughed Ut ON The
Foraker ranch In Grant county. Is now
back in Chicago. n On Hearst's news
paper. He handles the ~cablegrams.
Nus. Susia A. Murch, the librarian of
the public library. gone to Colorado.
where she viii spend her vacation,
While absent her duties at the library
will be attended to by Miss Edith Stew
ems,
Mrs. DIR. Marian Bishop, who Mas
in southern California enjoying her va
cation. was called back to Albuquerque
this morning. Her husband, also a
doctor. has been quite III the past few
days.
The Chihauhau, Mexico, Enterprise
says: Great preparations are being
made alt Albuquerque to make TIT
Twentieth annual Territorial Fair the
best ever held. The dates are Septem'
Der Is to 49,"
James Grunsfeld, wife and baby. ex
{ pect to leave In a few days for Manltol
Springs, Colorado, where they viii en-
q JOY their vacation. Before returning u
the city they win VISIT other cities Of tn,
Centennial state.
3 The residence on east Railroad
nue.. formerly occupied by w, l.. Hath
away and family. a been rented b!
G II. T.. Hall, and win be occupied by hin
as o as Mrs. Han and children re
e turn from Los Angeles,
George Iunegrich, the well-knowl
miner and operator at Sablnaa, down d
Socorro county, came In from the soutl
yesterday afternoon and Is arou
town to-day, He reports his mines pro
ducing good paying ore.
Mrs. w. ID. Lee met at the local de
I pot MS morning Mrs, Mary IL. Teati
VINO was a passenger from the Pacih
> coast, Mrs. Teats will lecture at tn
Congregational church tomorrow even
ing on Progressive Civilization
Everybody invited to the lecture o.
Progressive Civilization" at the Con
gregational church Tomorrow evening
Mrs. Teats lectures on one of tn
80 prominent evils Of the day and handle
the subject in al interesting and skill
ful manner,
Ie Mrs, Mann and daughter, who too
the remains OF husband and father BAG
to Ann Arbor, Mich, for burial, return
a edto the city last night. Mrs, Mann
here 10 fix and settle up her husband
business, he being a Railroad avenu
druggist at the time OF his death.
e Thos. Votaw, manager OF the Pabl
Crespin saw mill In the Manzan
mountains, Is here on a visit 10 HI
wife and will remain for a few day
lie states that Mr.. crespin, some tim