Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-16
RosenWald Bros
AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE NO. 2ss.
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.

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T.. s. Hooper. who was here yester-
day, left last night for Flagstaff.
Charles Nicholson and wife. from the
Coch'u district. are in the city to-day.
A. A. Keen. territorial land commits.
%sioner. left this morning for Santa Fe.
Mrs. Jacob Korber, after a pleasant
visit to Colorado cities, has returned to
the city.
As a grand house cleaning will begin
tomorrow at the public library. the
romo will be closed all day.
l.. II. Strauss. OF the commission firm
OF Metcalf a. Strauss, left this morning
for the north on business for his firm.
Captain Forgarty. the western agent
of the Royal Insurance company. was
here yesterday. and left this morning
for Socorro.
Max Schuster. OF Holbrook. was here
yesterday enjoying the Sabbath with
his wife and childrden. He returned
west last night.
Miss Lizzie Hughes, who was at
Santa Re on a visit to her sister, Mrs.
o.. c. Watson. returned to the city last
Saturday night.
Emile II. Gomoetz and wife, with
friends here, came in from Ell Paso,
Texas this morning. They are stop
ping at S~turges' European.
No books will be given out at the IL
brary on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. Books due on
these days may be kept until Friday.
Rev. ]. N. Mcclure, pastor of the
Highland Methodidst church, left this
morning for Watnous, to assist Rev.
Clayton in a revival meeting now In
progress there.
Cristobal ArmiJo. a wealthy Spanish
gentleman OF old Albuquerque, return
ed this morning from Chihuahua, Mex
ice. where he had been on a visit to
relatives n friends.
Silvestre Mirabel. from Grants, Is in
the city. Mr.. Mirabel and other wool
raisers OF that neighborhood, recently
sold to the Albuquerque Wool Securing
mills 100000 pounds OF wool.
Miss Ethel Flournoy. sister OF NJ. w.
and John Flournoy and Mrs. c.. X.
Newhall. have arrived from Kirkville,
Mo. Miss F1ournoy was accompanied
by Miss Maude West. also OF Kirkville.
The Santa Fe railway pay checks ar
rived last Saturday night and were dis
tributed to employees yesterday and to-
day. Merchants are wearing smiles on
account OF monthly bills being paid.
Mrs. George l.. Brooks, accompanied
by her son. l.. c. Brooks, left last Sat
urday night for Los Angeles and other
cities in Southern California, They
will be absent until the middle OF Au-
gust.
Judge IL. c. Burnett, a special govern |
mtnt attorney hearing testimony in In
dian depreciation claims against the
United States, came in from the north
last night n registered at the Hotel
Highland.
j. ii. O'Rielly, who took in the big
national democratic convention at Kan
sas city, after which he spent a few
days as the guess OF relatives, returned |
to the metropolis a night. He reports
had a fine time.
The remains OF Professor Frank s..
Maltby, whose death was chronicled IT |
The Citizen last Saturday afternoon.
will be taken back to Aurora, Ind, for
burial tomorrow morning. accompa-
MED by the father, mother and sister.
Mrs. j. j. Keegan and children, ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Bolton,
came In from Gallup this morning. and
will visit a few days with their friend,
Mrs. Jesse Miller, after which they will
continue to their home at Globe, Ariz,
ii. A. Pearse. the editor and proprie-
tor Of the Holbrook Argus, came In
from the west this morning and is In.
terviewing local merchants to-day. The |
Argus is one OF the best weekly news
papers published along the santa Fe
Pacific.
Jimmy Wardwell, son OF SANDY"
Wardwell, viii not lose the sight OF his
eyes. He was injured on the Fourth
OF July, and The Citizen is pleased 60
say that Jimmy Is up and around, and.
although his face shows a few scars, |
his eyes are all right.
This afternoon, j. NJ. Moore, repre-
scnting the American Central Insur- |
company. made a satisfactory set
Element with Airs. Martha Whitcomb,
" hose residence on South Arno street
Was destroyed by FIRE last Wednesday
night. Mr.. Moore had the insurance on
the building.
Mrs. Charles Racer. from Ash Fork.
arrived last night and Will visit her
son, Ticket Agent +. IL. Kelley. for a
few weeks. Mrs. Razer confirms the
distressing news about the drouth OF
Western Arizona and states that stock
OF all kinds are In a frightful condition |
from lack OF water and feed.
on July 2. at Joplin. Mo. John T.
Campbell a commercial representative
OF the American Tobacco company. and
Miss Bertha McAntyre were Joined in
holy wedlock. The couple will reside in
Chicago. Miss McAntyre, with her
n little brother, resided in this
city quite a long time. and many
friends extend them their congratu-
latlons.