Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

The high school pupils gathered at
the depot last night to say goodbye TO
Prof. Stroup. who left for his home III
Kansas.
A birthday party was given this af-
ternoon at the residence Of Rev. N. w.
Alger. in honor OF the mother OF Rev.
Bruce Kinney.
j. II. O'Reilly, representing the MI
tual Life Insurance company OF New
York. left this morning on a business
trip to the southern counties.
About fifty gathered last night to or
ganize the social democratic party,
but the gentleman from Kansas CITY
who was TO organize then did not
show up and they went home.
There are half a dozen drummers in
the city representing that many differ
ent kinds of new inventions OF lamps.
| These lamps are on exhibition at night
at several business places in the city.
w. II. Center, formerly In the res
taurant business on west Gold avenue,
will go to work at the store OF h Al
buquerque Grocery company on south
Second street on June /.
Notices have been served on the
property owners on Silver avenue from
Third to Sixth streets. to carry out the
city councils order for the construc-
ton OF plank sidewalks.
The Hammond Packing company. OF
Omaha, Neb., which recently establish
ed headquarters here, shipped severaI
hundred pounds OF beef to consumers
at Bland and Thornton this morning
II is learned that w. s. Godfrey, whC
IL interested In mining In this section
Of New Mexico, and Miss Alice Flynn
a young lady of 81. Louis, Will be
month.
The little people OF the privat,
school of Miss Blanche Field left earl,
this morning for Bear canyon. wher,
they are spending the day picnicking
? Mrs. Getchel and c. w. Ward accom-
|, panied Miss Field and scholars.
The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine A
Deacy. whose death occurred Thursda!
3 afternoon. took place this morning a
the church of Immaculate Conception
and was largely attended. The remain
were buried in the Santa Barbara Gem
etery.
The members OF c.. X. Warren RI
, lief Corps are requested TO meet at tn
home OF Rev. Thos. Harwood, Sunds
evening. May 27th, not later than 7:3t
Il From there they will go In a body I
the Congregational church, where tn
Rev. Mr.. Beattie will preach the Me
mortal day sermon.
3 W. b. Childers, United States at
torney, has left the city for the cas-
9 He Will visit relatives friends a
a Richmond. Va, where Mrs. ChildeI
and children are now sojourning, an
from there they viii go to Mr.. Chrder
n old home at Pulaski, Tenn. They e,
pect to return to Albuquerque In
q month or six weeks.
d A lady residing in Jasper county, Nc
in a letter to Marshal McMilln, be
e lieves that the man now in the count
jail, charged with the stealing an
riding away of the Grunsfeld horse,
her brother, II. Il, Nichols. n sh
would like to have some particular
u leading up to his arrest. The marsha
will answer the letter and give all In
formation he has in his possession.
At l o'clock this afternoon the bi
u white driving horse Of j. f. Luth
broke out of the red-barn on west Coz
q. per avenue and took a jaunt aroun
the principal streets of the city, wit
one OF the stable employees trying
- catch him. As the horse rounded Go
!, avenue at the corner Of Second stree
n II ran into Miss Kennedy, daughter
Mrs. c. w. Kennedy. knocking her @
the bicycle she was riding, The your
lady was not hurt, but 1t was a Mario
escape from being trampled under Il
F. hoofs Of the big animal.