Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17
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LOCAL PARAGR APHS.

The board Of county commissioners
will hold a meeting at the court house
next Monday.
The city republican central commit
tee will hold an important meeting
next Monday evening.
Ben. Weller. one Of the outside rust
lers for Gross. Blackwell & Co, Is on a
visit to the southern towns.
There win be something extra good
served for free lunch tonight at the
White Elephant. Don't miss II.
Queen Esther rehearsal tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. All
members-those taking part-are re-
quested to attend.
The pay checks OF the Santa Fe rail-
way arrived yesterday. and those for
the employees of the Santa Fe Pacific
reached the city to-day.
A. W. Cleland. Jr.. after a short WIS.,
II here, during which time he pur-
chased considerable real estate, has
gone to Denver on business.
The viaduct question is al absorb
ing one. You can hear the latest facts
and partake OF ar elegant hot free
lunch at the Zeiger Cafe tonight.
The remains of J.. d. Purcell. who
died yesterday morning. will be
shipped to Salina, Kansas, Sunday
night. accompanied by wife and child.
Contractor w. w. Strong has begun
| the erection OF a brick building at the
corner of West Railroad avenue and
| lNlg.L aN..as NtAInh hA NuIl naA M N
shop.
Mrs. Aaron Rosenwald and her son
Sidney. have returned from their three
months eastern trip. which was taken
for the benefit of Sidney's health. He
returns much improved.
A. ID. Whitson. the music dealer, ac-
companied by his wife. has gone north
on business. MIR. whitson will take a
course OF treatment for rheumatism at
the Las Vegas Hot Springs.
The most exquisite millinery ever
brought to this city, Is arriving at Mrs.
McCreight's emporium, No. 3l2 West
Railroad venue. Ladies' are invited to
call and see for themselves.
A cordial invitation IL extended to
all regular patrons n the strangers
within our gates to visit the Zeiger
Cafe this evening. The hot free lunch
is but one OF the attractions OF this
popular resort.
Miss Anna Is. Moore, of Lawrence.
Kas., has been appointed assistant ma
iron at the Zuni. New Mexico. Indian
school. and Miss Margaret ]. Beal, OF
Kansas City. appointed a seamstress
at Fort Yuma, Arizona.
United tSates Marshal C. NJ. Foraker
and wife are entertaining Elmer Hon.
nan n wife. who arrived last night
from the east, accompanied by the
formers mother. Mrs. Helen Hoffman.
The latter, while in the city. will be
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, N. T.. Stew
ems.
II. j. Blaser, aged % years. died last
night at his rooms on North Second
street. He came here six months ago
from Upper ~Sandusky. Ohio. to which
place his remains will be shipped to-
night for burial. w. b. Woolsey, a
gentleman who came here with Mr..
Blaser, will accompany the remains.
In order to commemorate that pleas
ant event, the surprise given Miss Oil
more and ii. Il. Fox a week or two
ago. the members of the Congregation
al church have Issued a charming lit
tie pamphlet as "A souvenir OF the occa-
sion. The address and poem OF Prof,
c. T.. Hodgin, delivered at the time, !,
a prominent feature Of the book.
Abeliclo Pena, OF San Mateo, came
in on the delayed passenger train from
the west last night. He is one OF the
delegates from Valencia county to the
territorial republican convention at So
zorro, u when he reached this city
he discovered that the train for So
zorro had already departed for the
south. He Is spending the day in Albu-
querque, and will return to San Mateo
his evening.
Albuquerque will lose next week one
Of its most estlmable ladies' In Mrs,
b. T.. Schuster. who viii leave Tues
day, with two OF her children. for Es-
sen. Germany, where the family will
live in the future. The two Oldest
daughters are already at the above
place attending school. The best
wishes for health and future happi-
ness from their, many friends here viii
accompany the trio on their journey,
The farewell sermon OF Rev. DR.
Greenburg last night, delivered to the
members OF Congregation Albert, wal
listened to by a large audience. Th'
address was one that convinced hi;
hearers that the Temple was losing Z
student and religious director tina
would be missed. Or. Greenburg vii
leave Albuquerque, but many pleasan
remembrance OF his work here will b.
treasured up. lie expects 70 40 10 hi
new charge at Sacramento. Cal, to
ward this end OF the month.
Brigham Young. the Oldest son OF tn,
famous Mormon apostle, accompanied
by a handsome and blooming youni
wife. arrived in Santa Fe from Arizoni
Thursday night. and went north owe
the Denver & Rio Grsnde Friday morn
ing. In order, doubtless, TO avoid at
tracing comment upon his movements