Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-24
LOCAL PARAGR APHS.

Jacobo Yrisarri and family are VISIT
ing relatives and friends in Santa Fe.
Mrs. Nichols. OF wingate, wife of the
depot agent at that point. spent yester-
day In the city.
X. T.. Barnes, the district attorney of
Grant county. passed UP the road for
Santa Fe this morning.
Professor c. l.. Herrick and fam
lily, who have been spending the sum
mer near Magdalena, are expected home
to-day.
Mrs. Roman Romero and son. who
were here the past ten days on a visit
morning.
John G. Plemmous, OF Hermosa, Ser
IA county, spent yesterday in the city.
He rs a well known merchant OF the
above place.
Misses Della and Katherine Houls,
who ave been visiting here with Miss
Brusoe, left for the west last night,
San Francisco being their destination.
Postmaster Armiio informs The Cit
izen that the postofice at Herrera, N.
NJ. has been discontinued and mail
hereafter will be received at Albuquer-
que.
On account of falling health, Harry
Hay. OF Woodstock, Ont, has come to
Albuquerque TO rest and ~recuperate.
He has been connected with a banking
Institution at the above place.
Walter Jones. a wel-known stock
raiser and buyer of Colorado, passed
tlh,S.,,aas ln.a .l.Aa ..lta. onn A..l - a.
cattle procured In Socorro county. He
was taking them to Lamar. Colo.
II. Bowen, a merchant Of san Marclal:
j.. Il. Williams and X. G. Lee, two rail-
readers. passed through the city this
morning. The former goes to Chicago.
Williams to Fort Madison. Iowa, and
Lee to Denver.
Mrs. G. F. Albright, wife OF the man.
aging editor of the Journal Democrat.
accompanied by Master Elwood. have
gone TO hat splendid summer resor in
southeastern New Mexico, Cloudcroft.
They viii be absent several weeks.
A pleasant party. consisting of Mr..
and Mrs, w. j. Johnson, Miss Louise
Ross, a visitor from Kansas; Miss
Frances and Master Ralph Halloran,
who have been camping oil the Pecos,
returned to the city last evening. Their
outing was full OF enjoyment.
Word was received here that Mrs.
Harry Clouthier, now living at Tini-
dad. Colo, had passed successfully
through a critical surgical operation
and was ON the road to recovery. Her
many friends here. where she formely
lived, viii be pleased to read the above.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hase recently
purchased several lots on west Silver
avenue. THIS morning, Mrs. Hase stat
ed that they were going to build al
once. but now would not start In until
after the fair. thus giving the associa'
ton the use OF their lots. which Is ap'
preciated.
Rev. Father Mandaiaria spent yester
day al Coyote Springs, the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. II. j. Shinick. He considers
the springs one of the best resorts IN
the country. and Is surprised that the,
are not more largely ~pltronized, beini
, within fifteen miles OF the city, ans
the drive one of the fnest in New
> Mexico. The reverend father rode on
and In behind that grand Kentuck!
mare AcllOns HHe bIOuSHl nun ~ H'
evening from the springs in hfty-eigh
minutes, making the finest drive he eve
enjoyed. he says.
| The Los Angeles. Cal, Times says
, Professor David l.. Arnold. OF No. III
a south Hope street, "a resigned his 20
; sition in Pomona college TO accept tn
e chair Of mathematics in the New Mex
leo Normal university, at Las Vegas
Professor Arnold graduated from Stan
g ford university. and for a time file
the position OF instructor In mathe
matte at that institution. He aftewar
spent two years In Germany, perfect
7 lag his education. Accompanied by hi
wife, he viii leave for hts new field q
iabors about october l.
Matthew Jersey Milk: try II,