Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ice cream social, No. Gil South
Broadway Price. 10 cents. All invited.
The coal Offices of this city will all
close, after to-day at $3.50 p. m. instead
OF 6 y, IN.
Ike II. Graham. in the wet goods
business at Bland, is In the city to-
day, and has his name on the Stur-
ges European register.
A regular meeting OF the Woman's
Relief Corps will be held tomorrow af-
ternoon not later thar 1880. Winona
Worrell-Granger secretary.
A meeting is called Of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Presbyterian church to
be held at No. $40 South Third street.
ON Tuesday evening at Z O'Clock.
II. A. NJ. Palladino. the popular
North Third street grocery dealer, left
this morning for lei Paso. Rumor has
II that he will return in a few days
and will be accompanied by a bride.
Hon. IL. b. Ferguson, who attended
the international Mining congress at
Milwaukee, Wis. returned to the city
last Saturday night. Mr.. Ferguson
was one of the delegates from New
Mexico.
Hon. NJ. X. Otero, the register of the
United States and office at Santa Fee.
who was down in Valencia county on
business, came in from the south this
morning. He will continue to Santa
Fe o-morrow morning.
Last Saturday night. Attorney Thos.
N. Wilkerson left for a visit to his old
Missouri home, and after a short stay
there he Will attend the national con
vention of Elks. which meets sometime
in July in Atlantic City. N. ].
Last Saturday night. Charles Glrard.
accompanied by his mother and sister,
left for Southern California and San
Francisco. They will be absent several
weeks. Mr.. Girard is a brakeman on
the Santa Fe Pacific.
The funeral of q. w. Laning, of
Lemon, Mich, took place yesterday
morning at the undertaking parlors of
o w. Strong, the Odd Fellows of AL
buquerque having charge. The re-
mains were buried In Fairview ceme-
terry.
w. w. Butler, proprietor of the
Eureka barber shop on Gold avenue,
to-day sold out his business to j. IL.
Ftelden, who recently arrived from
Chandleryille, Ill. Mr.. Butler and wife
expect to leave tonight for Los An
geles, Cal.
John Wickstrom, partner of The Gil
max firm, will leave tomorrow night
for the north. He will first visit Omaha,
Neb., where Mrs. Wickstrom and son
are residing, and from there he will go
to Chicago. He expects to be absent
several weeks.
NJ. l.. Chase and wife. now Of Den
yer, have their names on the Sturges
European register, Mr.. Chase for
years was located at Bland. and was
Identified in pushing to the front the
wonderful mineral resources of the
great cochiti mining district.
Mrs. Jay Hubbs and daughter, Miss
Jean, family OF Jay Hubbs. of laundry
fame, returned last Saturday night
from their vacation in southern Cali
fornia. Miss Florence Alley. a popular
young lady who was here sometime ago
and made many warn friends. returned
to the city from California with Mrs.
Hubbs.
Ralph Hunt and Melville Summers
returned TO the city asst night. via
train. from their outing on the upper
Rio Pecos. The remainder OF the party
-Roderick Slower, Herbert Brooks and
William Brown-are driving TO the city
overland, and will probably show up
late this afternoon or early tomorrow
morning,
q. A. Campbell, who was out west
in the Interest of the hardware firm of
r.. j. Post 4 Co., returned to the city
last Saturday night. He did a good
business for the firm. and of course in
cidentally put in some good words for
the Territorial Fair, OF which he is one
OF the active members of the execu-
tive committee.
Last Friday night, a coal miner at
Gallup, named Edward Reese, was
killed by freight train No, "a. Just as
the train was leaving, with Conductor
Fred, Nohl in charge, Reese attempted
10 crawl out from under a car--he was
stealing a ride on the rods-when he
struck a sand bank and was hurled
backwards across the track. The un-
fortunate man had both legs and both
arms cut off, He died almost instantly.