Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-05
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.



Fine silk foulardsNfne imported
wash goods at less than cost this week.
B.. Ilfeld a Co.
Robert Kuhns, clerk in the First Ma
ticnal bank and one Of Albuquerque's
popular young men. has gone to Cali
fornia TO spend his vacation at the
coast resorts.
q. H.. Fisher, OF the Water Supply
company, RAJ at the depot this norm
Ing to meet his wife and children. who
arrived from San Francisco. They will
make this city their future home.
Mrs. Gillette. who will be remembered
"a Miss Grace Davis. when attending
the university here for several terms.
was a passenger on M west bound
train last night. going to winslow. A.
T.
Mrs. Collburgh and her daughter,
Mrs. ID. Getohll. have returned 10 their
home at Minneapolis, MINI. Their stay
here which was for the benefit Of Mrs.
Getchelrs health. was productive OF
very good results.
DR.. J. A. Samaniego, of El Paso. and
Francisco r. Morales, a prominent -four
miller OF Tires, Sonora, Mexico, were
passengers on the south bound train
last night. returning to their homes af-
te- a business trip to Chicago.
The Citizen acknowledges compliment
tary ticket TO the sixth annual fair OF
the Union Fair association. which will
be held at Springer, N. NJ. from Sep
tember 25th to 2sth. Henry sturges Is
president and NJ. NJ. Salazar secretary.
r. c Perkins and family left for the
City of Mexico. where they will live
In h future. on the midnight train.
They were accompanied by the good
wishes for their future prosperity and
happiness by their hosts OF friends in
this city.
Prof. i. II. Spiers. principal of the
Fourth ward school of this city. re-
turned last night from Lawrence. Ras..
where ne spent a summer vacation. He
viii be on hand next Monday morning
to greet his teachers and scholars when
the school opens.
After a PLEASANT trip to New York city
where he witnessed the Fitzsimmons-
Rubin heavy weight pugilistic contest.
and the great Futurity horse race. No
BILE Trimble has returned home and will
be found attending to his duties at the
stable or Second street.
Those interestedln the growing Of
Belgian hares are fcsted to meet at
The Citizen Office on Thursday evening.
Sept. 9, at 1880 o'clock for the purpose
OF arranging an exhibition booth at the
Territorial fair. An those Interested in
this industry are earnestly requested TO
attend this meeting.
w. H.. Seamon, the well-known as
sayer of El Paso. and the Masonic
grand lecturer for New Mexico. was
met atthe depot last night by some of
the local prominent Masons and enter
tanned between trains. He was on his
way home after an official visit to the
Blue lodges In the northern part OF the
territory.
John Mum, bookkecper for Calvin
Whiting. returned last night from the
east. bringing with him hts bride, secur-
ed at Ballston Spa. N. Y. where the
wedding took place a few days ago. Mrs
Mum. who was one OF the most popular
young ladies' in the above town. Is hear
ti'y welcomed here. The young couple
will reside In a prettily furnished
cottage prepared by Mr.. Mum at i07
west Granite venue.
Two fine private cars Just out Of the
celebrated Pullman shops at Chicago.
were taken south last night, consigned
to the City of Mexico, where they will
be added to h private train OF the
popular President Porfiro Diaz, of our
sister republic. One of the cars was a
horse a OF ten stalls, handsomely
finished containing all the comforts
an1 ~convenlences possible for heightened
equine flesh. The other was a porter's
or servants car fully equipped and
handsomely decorated. The two cars
were electrically lighted throughout,
and represent an outlay Of about 800 900.
The reception 10 the new Jewish rab-
bi. DIR. Jacobs. TOOK place last night as
per previous notice in The Citizen. in
the handsome lev synagogue on west
Gold venue. The vestry rooms were
filed with the members of Congrega-
ton Albert and their friends, and were
most beautifully decorated, and Hum
mated. The welcome given DIR. Jacobs
will give him an Idea OF the people with
whom he win labor, and he cannot but
recognize that II would be difficult to
fine a charge of more congenial and
sympathetic warmth and feeling. We
predict a successful ministry for this
accomplished young divine.
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