Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-20
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

y rehearsal OF the st. Johns choir
will take place tonight.
G. Il. Creamer, the engineer, left this
morning for Topeka, Kan.
w. L.. Trimble, who was at Bland and
Thornton on stage line business. re-
turned TO the city last night.
Il. V. Chaves, attorney, who was at
SocOrro yesterday on legal business. re-
turned to the city last night.
Two train loads Of Fifth Cavalry sol.
diers passed through the city hast
night, one troop for Fort wingate.
Mrs, George Giegoldt AMI children left
this morning for La Junta. where they
will visit relatives and friends for
some time.
Mrs. James Grunsfeld, wife of h
Junaor member OF the clothing estab-
lishment OF Mandell & G~runsfeld, is on
the sick list.
Al. Housh, a fireman on the Sanba Fe
Pacific, left this morning for Emporfa.
Kan" in Response to message hat his
sitter was seriously I'll.
Lysander Akers. of the blacksmithing
firm of Akers q Co., doing business on
west Copper avenue, a returned from
the Cochtti mining district.
Mrs. Louis Hostetter. wife OF a we'll
known Las Cruces gentleman, left last
night for southern California. where
she viii spend her summer vacation.
lis Apperson. superintendent of the
"Harwood Home" left his morning for
Oklahoma, To visit her aged father.
whom she a not seen for several
years.
The passenger train from the west
this morning was pretty we'll crowded
wTuh east bound passengers. The train
was 50 heavy that b, was made up into
two sections, n then left for the
north.
ID. b. Sbley. OF the clerical force AT
the local freight depot, is limping
around these days. Day before yesster-
day he let a chunk OF ice slip from his
hands and II fell upon the right foot,
injuring it quite badly.
Calvin Whiting. one Of the big
hearted real ESTATE and insurance
agents Of the city. was up north the
past few days. He returned last night
and REPORTS that a big delegation Will
attend the Territorial fair from the
towns he visited.
]. G. Flournoy. OF the Flournoy-Pick.
ard Mercantile company, rcturned TO
Bland this morning. He stated that he
proposed to take some interest I'm the
rock drilling contests at the Territorial
fair. and would talk the matter with
the champion rock drillers OF the Coch.
III district.
ii. IL. Fox, the well-known jeweler,
who was up IN the sulphur and Jemez
not springs country. has returned to the
CITY and was at his store to-day. A. b.
McGaney and wife. and Mrs. Fox. will
remain at the Resorts for a few DAYS
yet, probably returning u the city
some time next week.
AT the city council meeting the other
Might two reports were made ON the
closet recently constructed by the whit
ney company. Alderman Rogers re-
port was TO the effect that the closet
was not in violation OF the sewer ordi-
nance and was as good ais amy In the
city. The reports were referred back
To the sewer committee.
The north Third street grocery man
Ill A. M. Palladino. returned last might
from Santa Fe. having in charge his
younger brother. who was recently in
jured by the explosion OF a cartridge
Win which ne was fooling.
Mrs. J. w. Edwards and son family
OF the undertaken, arrived hast night
nom Newton, Kan. being met on their
way south at Las Vegas by Mr.. Ed.
wards.
Colonel I. j. Maynard, the jeweler
and expert matchmaker, has deyeloped
into a rafting good story teller, and he
mas Just received from the effete east
a Few OF the very best. His tale of how
a poor but deserving young man won
the confidence of the cruel father of the
sarl he loved, after he had been kackell
the FROM steps and forbidden 10
see her' was told to a party of friends.
ana they all pronounced 1t the best Joke
the summer season.
The Riggs stock company are nh
hume In this sterling melodrama. az
well as IN QUO Vadis" and "In Ken.
lucky The management is 10 be con
IN securing such a clever
ana versatile lot VI people. The Pave.
meuts OF Paris" will be given again 10.
and for the saturday matinee
ana saturday night shows, lin Old
kentucky will be the bin. The Misses {
Dickinson. two graceful and accom-
pished Mule misses. render cornet
solos N dancing s~pecialties. Other in. :
specialties will be introduced.
Ihe matinee prices to See In Old Ken.
lucky are within the reach OF au-l5
for children and rs cents for
The pleasant home of Miss Edith
kenner on west Silver avenue. was the
scene OF a gay party OF young people
last night, and Miss Renner was indeed !
a charming hostess and entertained her
friends in a delightful manner. Vocal
and instrumental music was given by
Misses Renner, Hagley. Flora and Ida
schwed, and Messrs. Gruber and Sap