Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Stove repairs. whitney Co.

wanted.-A Spanish interpreter.
A. L. Atkins and wife are in the city
from Silver City.
Gus o'Brien. a pleasant young man
from Santa Fe, is registered at sturges'
= European.
J. II. single, attorney. was a passen.
ger for Santa Fe this morning. He will
return to the city tonight.
Mrs. Simon Neustadt, wife Of the
general merchant at Los Lunas, came
in this morning to visit friends and
relatives.
J. b. Manly. the extensive stock buy
er Of Trinidad. who was in the city on
business yesterday. returned north this
morning.
Special sale on Black Cat Hose this
week. Triple knee and double heel
n sole. Hose that are made to wear.
b.. Ilfeld q Co.
Mrs. Sylvester Parker. who was here
the past few months on business and
pleasure. left fast night on her return
to her home in Wichita, Kansas.
Next Wednesday night the fall and
winter season at The Commercial Club
will open with a grand dance. and there
will be present quite a large crowd Of
outside visitors.
Otto Dieckmann, the rustling real
estate m Insurance agent, is con.
ined to his home with eryslpelas and
any one wishing 20 see him can call at
his residence on South Third street.
Don't forget that the new Rico Cafe,
Ill North First street. will open up for
business on the 10th OF September.
Tables will be supplied with the very
best in the market. owen Dinsdale.
pre- prietor.
w. II. Hahn was at the train last
night to meet Mr.. j. Chilbcrg of III
Paso, who was on his way home after
a business trip to Denver. Mr.. Chill.
berg is the I'll Paso representative OF
the Colorado Fuel and Iron company.
The smith Premier typewriter re-
ceived the highest rating OF any of
" enty machines on exhibition at Paris,
The Remington, Jewett, Chicago,
Yost, oliver, Underwood, following In
the order named. N. w. Alger Is the
agent.
The paragraph in yesterdays Citizen
| stating that the offices Of the Postal
Telegraph company would be moved
from Its present location, to First
| street Is Incorrect. The local manager
| states that the office will remain In the
present quarters.
The optic says; Ben Romero, a clever
manipulation OF the yard stick and a
young man who knows how to app
proach customer in either language.
has taken the position as salesman at
R~osenthal Bros just vacated by Joe
Hickman, who has gone to the Stern
establishment In Albuquerque.
Word was received yesterday by Mrs
N. IL. Stevens, that her daughter, Mrs
Mabel Stevens Himoe, the well known
musician OF this city. had arrived safe.
~ at ~Cherbourg. France. on her way
to Bremen, Germany. Mrs. Himoe was
a passenger on the famous ocean grey
hound, Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
Frank r. sturges, with his wife and
son. Lloyd, returned from santa Mon
lea, Cal, this morning. Mr.. Sturges
says that all along the line from the
California boundary to Albuquerque, he
heard expressions about the territorial
fair. and he Is convinced hat several
thousand will be here from the western
country.
g. A. Charleton. chief clerk OF the
railway mail service, with headquarters
at st. Louis, passed through the city
this morning homeward bound. being
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old friend. Mr.. Charleton was at El
Paso putting on mai service on tie El
Paso a Northeastern railway between
that city and Captain.
Madam Montague. who is known
throughout the country as one OF the
best, II not the best, palmist to-day, has
located for a short time In this city.
and can be found a Room 80, Grand
Central hotel, third floor. corner Of Sec
comes well recommended by the press,
public and medical fraternity.
on and after Saturday evening next
the meetings OF Cottonwood Grove, No.
2. Woodmen's Circle, will be held in
odd Fellows hall on South Second
street. The officers request the mem
beers to report at knight OF Pythlas
hall on Gold avenue at 2 p. m. Satur.
day, to assist In removing the outfit
o. the Grove to the new meeting place
During the recent washouts on the
railroad north Of the city. owing to the
Inability to procure cars, the coal mines
at Madrid shut down, remaining closed
for about a week. Mr.. N. J. Elliott,
superintendent OF the mines at the
above place was In the city yesterday,
and brought the information that work
had started again and a large quantity
o. coal Is being mined and shipped.
f. j. Glover. foreman of the mechan-
ical department at the big Albemarle
plant, came in from Bland with his
wife and little boy. lie will remain here
foI a few days as his little boy needs
medical attendance, then he VIII return
to his work at Bland. While Mr.. GLOW
er reports things quiet for the present
at Bland, he says the future indications
for the camp are all right. Bland will
send quite a delegation to the great
fair.
THAT JOYFUL FEELING
With the exhilirating sense OF renew
cd health and strength and infarnal