Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-06
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Fred J. otero. who was up north on
business, returned to the city last night.
Turkey and plum pudding viii be
served at the Bazaar supper Thursday
and Friday.
What can be said of the Xchangel
You must be present to know the value
of all kinds Of needle work.
a. ID. whitson, Of the whitson Music
company was a south-bound passenger
last night. to be absent several weeks.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Triple Link Rebekah lodge at odd
Fellows hail tonight at 1880 sharp.
Elizabeth Harsch. secretary.
VI. II. williams, the superintendent Of
bridges and bridge building on the San
Ia Fe, Is here to-day on business con-
nected with his railway duties.
d. c. Hobart, a w~en-known citizen OF
Silver City, came in from the south this
morning. and is around to-day talking
politics 10 the local politicians.
with many nice holiday samples,
Samuel Neustadt left last night for the
south in the interest OF the wholesale
dry goods firm OF Grunsfeld Bros.
The night ticket agent. Virgil Sap
penheld. who was called to Kansas City
on account of the recent illness of his
sister, has returned to his duties at the
local depot.
DC not let any Xcitement lead o to
Xclude yourself from the Xcellent Xiii
bition of fancy work dolls. homemade
candy and flowers at the XRaise Ba-
zaar tonight.
W. S. Hopewell, who was here the
past two days consulting with several
albuquerque citizens who are interest
ed in a few good mines in the Hills
boro district, returned south to Sierra
county last night.
v. p. Edie. Of the wool securing firm
OF Bearup. Edie 4 Wilkinson. came in
from the west last night. where he pur-
chased considerable wool and quite a
nice bunch OF lambs.
+. W. Hall and wife returned to the
city from the north last night. Mr.. Hall
Is a deputy United States marshal and
was at Las Vegas In attendance on the
United States court.
c. NJ. Foraker, Uni.ed States marshal
NlO WIS Ut OduNh re NntTt ne luIntU
over to the penitentiary a batch OF pris-
oners from San Miguel county, came in
from the north last ni"ht.
Alex. Bowie. who will Jointly repre-
sent Bernalillo and Mckinley counties.
came in from the south this morning,
and Is around among the local politi-
clans to-day. Mr. Bowie will continue
west to Gallup tonight.
There will be a regular communica-
tion OF Temple lodge, No 8. A. +. 4 A.
NJ. at Masonic hall at 1880 y. m. Regular
business. Visiting brethren are cordial
ly invited. By Older Of the worthy
master. c. w Medler, secretary.
Elias Garcia, who has purchased sew
eral thousand sheep in a Miguel
county the past year, returned TO the
city night from the north. He
states that the sheep and ranges of
northern New Mexico are in fine condi-
ton.
An Albuquerquean who was ut Los
Angeles recently reports that he saw on
the streets there. Julius Oleson, who
was formerly connected with The Cti-
zen. and who was ~well-known here. For
a long time his whereabouts have been
unknown. Julius did not have the APP
pearance of being prosperous.
Yesterday afternoon. az her pleasant
home, Mrs. j. A. wcinmann entertained
in honor of Mrs. j. StJnehill of Chicago.
and the ladies present enjoyed the
hours in progressive euchre and other
popular games. Miss Rica Baer
was successful in capturing the first
prize. while the other prizes vent res
pectively to Mrs. Stonehill n Mrs.
David Lesser. After the games re-
freshmcnts were served. Mrs. Stone
hill the guest OF honor, is here on a
visit to her sisters. Mrs Alfred Gruns-
field and Mrs. van Grunsfeld.
Although a day or two behind time,
Senator w. A. Clark. OF Montana,
reached the city last night from fe
west on the eastbound limited passenger
train. being met at the depot by his old
friend. Col. J. NJ. Moore, The senator
had been to Los Angeles on his rail-
way scheme. and en- route east made
short visits to his copper and coal min
Ing properties at Jerome, Arizona, and
Gallup. New Mexico. respectively. The
senator spent half an hour very pleas
antly with Mr.. Moore, who turned over
10 him a good batch OF letters which
had been forwarded in Mr.. Mo1rc's care
to his city. Senator Clark goes direct
to Chicago, hence to New York and
from there to Washington.