Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-20
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.


| bound train this morning for Santa Fe.
o. w. johnson, station agent at Los
Lunas. and his wife, came In this morn
ing to purchase supplies.
Frank W. Hall. deputy United Ststes
marshal. who was north on oficialsbus-
mess. returned to the city last night.
ID. T.. Jones. manager Of the Madrid
| Mercantile company, at Madrid. II
here interviewing local Wholesale mer-
chants.
Several Sisters of the Good Shepherd
from Saltlllo. Mexico, came In from the
south this morning, and registered at
the Hotel Highland.
Grant Rivenberg. a well-known Santa
Fe gentleman, who enjoyed several
days In the metropolis, returned to
Santa Fe this morning.
Louis Huning, OF Los Lunas, came In
this morning and will remain during
the day. Mr.. Huning says the people
OF his section are all republicans.
Alfred Grunsfeld, head OF the firm
of Grunsfeld Bros. and A. singer, the
travelling representative. left this
morning for Santa Fe on business.
Thos. ]. Haley. who did faithful
work at the Territorial fair. Is now In
lei Paso. and will help to boom the
mid winter carnival of the Pass city.
As a canvas man and a hard worker,
Haley has few equals In n country
Mrs. y. w. Davis, OF Las Vegas, Is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Weed.
Mrs. Plat, another sister whose home
Is at Los Angeles. IL also here. The
three ladies are sisters of Alderman II.
A. Sleyster.
Mrs. q. w. Johnston. wife OF At
torney Johnston. who enjoyed the past
-four months visiting IhA resorts OF
southern and northern California. re-
turned home this morning. and The
C1..zen IL pleased to %announc that she
returned considerably improved In
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. jerks. who have
been absent from the city for the past
two months. returned to the city from
the Cochiti mining district last night
Miss Margaret jerks. who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. p. Dupuy. OF
Los Angeles. will return Monday or
Tuesday evening.
The New England supper given by
the Ladies' Aid society OF the Congre-
gationai church, In the church parlors
last evening, was well ~patronized. The
supper was cooked and served In good
old New England fashion. and every
one who partook OF the bounteous
spread seemed to enjoy Il.
United States Gauger Geo. Bowman
did not leave yesterday morning as he
intended for Aztec. He had all ,the
necessary instruments packed ana he
was ready to go. when he received a
telegram to the effect that the still to
which he was assigned had been seized
by internal revenue officers. and his
services would not be needed for a few
weeks yet.
Amos w, Kimball, writing to The
Citizen from the Preside of San Fran
CISCO states that he expects to pass
through Albuquerque next Monday or
Tuesday morning en- route to Chicago
10 meet his father. on his return 10 the
southwest. Mr.. Kimball will stop over
here a few days to visit the parents
anu tFlaNlNfT VI hAo NA'f nh' 49,
being a Miss Armijo,
There was a short but decisive SCRAP
last night In front OF the st. Elmo
Frank Quier found II necessary "a
knock one II. G.. Caldwell down, which
he did In quick time. Arrests were
made but Caldwell did not appear to
prosecute this morning. Quier was put
ON his good behavior, narrowly eseap'
Ing a fine; the other fellow IL appears
got exactly what he deserved.
DIR. II. A. warlng. n OF the OLE
timers OF Gallup, and senior member o
the firm OF waring 4 Cole. Of the Ban
, ner Drug store, will be united in mar
rage to Mrs. Leila w. Dickson, o
Clinton, Mo, this evening at S o'clock
at the home OF w. Il. Pratt, 202 Nortl
| Edith street. The solemn words whicl
. will pronounce them husband and wifi
viii be said by Rev. Renison priest OFFS
Johns Episcopal church, Of this city
Wiley M. Weaver and wife, and L
Ohlin. OF Gallup, came In this morning
e to attend the happy event. Quite
number OF the Doctors friends from tn
east are here and Will also attend tn
e wedding. The married couple will a
!, for Gallup tomorrow evening. whicI
town viii be their future home.