Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


Fresh fist OF all kinds at the San
Jose Market tomorrow.
Alex. g.. Robinson. from Louisville.
KY, is again in the city.
queen Esther entertainment at the
new opera hou tonight.
Pitt Ross, the city engineer, has To-
Gated his Office at the city building.
Dr. j. IL. Robinson, a well-known
physician and surgeon Of Gallup, came
in from the west last night.
owing to sickness the Kho club will
not meet until two weeks from Friday.
Mrs. 4. A. Gilbert, secretary.
c. N. Cotton the ~well-known and
popular merchant and Indian trader
out west, is in the city from Gallup.
VIM. oliver and l.. ID. M%attheson,
from the well-known jerome, A. t.,
mining district, are in the city to-day.
Mrs. WATSON and Miss Blackburn, OF
Gallup, and Mrs. J. w. Bradbury, OF
Winslow, came in from the west last
night.
George IL. Palmer and son returned
to the city yesterday afternoon after a
short sojourn az the famous Jemez hot
springs.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Lead
avenue Methodist church held a very
interesting meeting at the church this
afternoon.
Louis Ufeld expects to leave this af-
ternoon for his sheep ranch. He re-
ceived word yesterday that lambing
was exceedingly good.
Louis Huning, OF Valencia county,
was here yesterday, and took an the
Queen Esther" entertainment at the
opera hous last night.
A. Williams and wife. registering
from Denver, came In from the north
last night, and will remain in the me-
tropolis for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Halloran are SO
tourning "a few days In san Francisco.
where on yesterday he attended u
meeting of Insurance clubs.
Hon. l.. A. Hughes. ex-internal reve-
nue. collector for New Mexico and Ari-
IONA, now an extensive wool buyer OF
Santa Fe, is in the metropolis to-day.
NJ. X. Parrmore, who came here a
few days ago with his wife. was "A
pleasant caller at this Office this morn
ing. He is looking up a business loca-
ton.
Mrs. Thompson, with her son and
daughter, will leave this evening for
Chicago. While here they had rooms at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A ID.
Whitson.
Hon. +. l.. Bartlett solicitor general
for New Mexico. passed through the
city on his return to Santa Fe last
night. He had been to southern Cali
fornia on a visit to his wife.
Louis Fort, who OBLIGATED as collec-
tor for the Whitney company a few
months Of last year. is In the city, hav-
ing returned from "A visit to the Culley
ranch in the Glorietta mountains,
All odd Fellows and Rebekahs, with
their families, n particularly visiting
odd Fellows, are invited to assist In a
social celebration at odd Fellows hal
tonight at $ o'clock. BY order OF joint
committee. II. Il. Rogers. chairman.
N. f. Stevens returned last night
from Marceline, Mo, where he was
sent by the odd Fellows lodge In
charge Of an invalid who wished TO re-
Turn 70 MS lhlnllgs MI SAtNtUS NlSlktu
his son Roland, who is It the military
schol at Boonville, Mo, and reports
him in good health.
Simon Stern. the Railroad avenu
clothier and gents furnisher, has tax
en- a lease on the store-room now oc
cupied by the Blanchard Meat M
: Supply company, and expects to occu
|, py same, thus enlarglng his presen
/, store quarters, on or about July /
: Frank Wilson, manager Of the Blanch
, ard company, is looking around 70
: new quarters,
W. II. knight, foreman Of the Blan.
mill in the Golden Cochitl. is here sur
fering with a severe cold and as a re
suit has taken a cave Of absence for
few days. He Is one of the foremos
p members Of Cochiti Lodge No. 22,
O. o.. f., and while here is being en-
t~ertained and shown the courtesies c
the city by members OF the same orde
Of the territorial metropolis.
Hon. II. c. Kerens, the republican ma
uonal committeeman Of Missouri, an
his son-in-law, T.. ID, Kenna. first vic
president n general solicitor OF IN
Santa Fe railroad system, and other
Of the party came in from the wes
In private car No. 22O last night an
continued on north to Topeka and CHI
cago. They had been over in CalifoI
MIA on matters pertaining TO the SAINT
Fe railway.
On saturday, Mrs. j. ]. Frey an
children, and J, j. Frey. Jr.. and vii
will leave the city TO Join the husban
and father who has recently connec
10 ed himself an president OF several pro-
B, porous Colorado railroads, and who
~ home and headquarters In the futu.
!, will be Denver. The Freys have resi-
ed here the past year or 20, are mo
excellent citizens, and many frlen,
join this paper in wishing them pro
J. perty and health in their new hon
It Paul Morton, second vice presiden
l. w. II. Biddle, freight traffic manage
8 and George II, Nicholson, passeng
r trsfic manager, all prominent oficia
of the Santa Fe railway system. can