Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-26
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.

Mrs. w. Il. Slaughter, Of Springer
VILE, A. r., Is visiting friends In this
city.
Regular review of Alamo Hive. No.
1. l.. o. Il. NJ. at odd Fellows hall.
at Z o'clock. Nina Corson, X. X.
Mrs. c. Munson and her daughter.
Myrtle, who rave been in Chicago all
summer. returned home last night.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Pres
byterian church will meet Thursday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, with Mrs. Beat
tie.
j. II. Overhuls, the well known and
fearless deputy sheriff of the Cochiti
district, is in the city on official busi-
ness.
Louis Ilfeld, OF Las Vegas, who visit
ed relatives here, has returned home
after a most enjoyable time In the me-
tropolis.
The Woman's Circle OF the Baptist
church will hold a devotional meeting
Thursday afternoon al 8 o'clock at the
church.
Louis Hunlng. the wealthy Valencia
NpthAy w AaAStAf was htit ytsNti-
day. He reports the range of Valencia
in fin condition.
Edward Grunsfeld, the southwestern
manager of the Washington Life In
surance company. left this morning for
thu southern towns.
Miss Birdie Stone. of Philadelphia,
who since her arrival here has been in
disposed, has recovered. and will from
now on enjoy her visit here.
The popular Methodist minister Of
Gallup, Rev. w. IL. Foulks, has return
ed home. He reports a large slice of
prosperity visible al the Coal city west
OF us.
Work Is being pushed on the c. Co.
lombo hall and II is expected that the
hall viii be completed by October Goth.
a; the time OF the opening OF the big
Catholic fair.
Antonio Garcia, so years old, died at
his residence on the mountain road this
morning at 3 o'clock. The remains will
be buried tomorrow morning in San
ignaclo cemetery.
N. W. Alger and family are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Stitt and
children, Of El Paso, Ills. who are ON
their way to California after visiting
the Colorado resorts.
A. l.. Frederick. the postomce in
spector, whose headquarters are at
Denver Is In the city on court matters.
He Is here to appear before the Uni
ted States grand jury.
Captain George NJ. Cundiff, who was
here during fair week. has mysterious
ly disappeared from the territorial
metropolis. II Is thought he accom-
panied "Jacoby's Colities" back to El
Paso last Saturday night.
A. G, Pettus, who was in charge Of
the news stand at the local Harvey
house up to a short time ago, has been
promoted TO the position Of manager of
the Chicago department OF the Harvey
news service.
Gustave Becker, of SprlngervilIe, A,
r., president of the Becker-Blackwel
concern at Magdalena, came in from
the east last night. During his trip
he purchased a large stock of goods
for his big store.
The report that Mrs. Campbell, who
was Miss Bertha McAntyre, a former
resident here, "a been drowned during
the storm at Galveston, was untrue.
She and her husband were not there at
the time of the disaster.
]. S. Mactavlsh, well known here and
at present manager for the Blackwell
Becker company at Magdalena, was on
the train last night bound for the above
place. He had been with a large ship
ment Of cattle to points in the north.
Forest Mckinley, a former resident
OF Albuquerque, and a special agent of
the interior department, has been as
signed 10 duty in Coconino county, to
take the place Of ]. II. Osborne, who
was recently transferred to Oklahoma.
Prof. c.. Il, Hodgin has pensioned his
reliable grey pony who for years has
visited the educational institutions OF
the city, and assisted the professor and
his wife in their many journeys. At
the & OF twenty-one he %retires in
v OF a stylish black horse tina may
become as familiar to the public as his
predecessor.
Il. ID. Burdick, who had been suffering
with cancer OF the stomach for the past
three weeks, passed way yesterday at
ternoon, being go years old The funer-
al viii be held at the Church OF Imma-
culat Conception at the hour OF 0 a. m.
Friday The remains will be buried in
Santa Barbara cemetery.
Fred Fornof, ex-city marshal OF AL
buquerque, and a good one at that,
still fingers In the territorial metrop-
oils, although the fair closed doors on
the universe, except the big city bills.
last Saturday night. MFR. Fomofr
states that he had a fine time last
week and that he had no d~ificulty
whatever In deciding certain prizes
during the big parade, over which DR..
l. II. Chamberlin had charge. as the
efficient grand marshal.
l. NJ. Olin, the Jersey dairyman, has
sold his business TO g. T.. Checker. who
win the outht 10 his finely
equipped place just north OF Old Town