Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-16
LOCAL PARAGR APHS.
Nice rooms for rent upstairs over
the poetofice.

Nioe roons for rent upstairs over
the p~cetofice.
A. Il. McGafey, Of the popular
aueensware house. has gone west on Q
short business trip.
H.. J.. Stone, who has been quite sick
at home for the past two weeks was
able to get out and ride about yester-
day.
r. ]. Franz, formerly In the hard
ware trade here, now located at Silver
City. where he 10 in business. 10 in the
city greeting old friends.
Among those who are attending the
Masonic grand lodge IL Prof. w. w.
Robertson. the popular superintendent
of the Demins public schools.
The friends OF that well-known in
structor, Prof. U. Francis Dun, who
has been seriously I'll at Deming, will
be pleased to learn that he Is better
and or the road to Improvement.
Misc Catherine McGillvray, who has
been here the last two weeks spend
ing a very pleasant time with her sis
ters. Mrs. Charles Roe and Miss Nc
Gillvay, left last evening for Alamo
gordo.
W. L. Hathaway has gone to Ari-
where he will visit the various
agencies OF the Mutual Life Insurance
company. OF which he 10 the district
manager. He will be absent for sew
sral days.
Word has besn received here thai the
Crawford Stock company. which has
appeared In this city. went TO pieces at
Portland. Oregon. Miss Maggie Burks.
of Las Vegas, who was a member Of
the company. has reached her home.
Miss Burks IL well known here.
Mrs. T. /. Butts and her Daughter.
Miss Frances. have returned from Sill
YER City. where they have been for
two weeks past attending Mrs. Butts
father. who has been seriously III. Mrs.
Butts will resume her duties as prin-
cipal Of the Frat ward school.
W. H. seamon. the grand lecturer OF
he Masonic grand lodge, at present
1 nthe city, was formerly the director
OF h Territorial School OF Mines at
socorro. ana IL well and favorably
known all over New Mexico. He IL at
present In the assayins business at III
Paso.
Alderman b. A. sleystsr. after a stop
on at Santa Fe on business, has re-
turned home from the meeting OF the
Odd Fellows grand lodge at Ration last
week. Mr.. Sleyster was appointed
grand instructor OF the grand lodge, "a
work for which he 10 eminently and
particularly fitted.
Adolph olaser. the stamp photog-
rapher. is in the city awaiting the ar
rival OF his mother, who IL expected to-
morrow morning. They expect TO leave
at once for Germany. wher they will
receive an estate left by an aunt es-
timated to be worth $50. 900. Mr.. Glas-
err IL to be congratulated on his good
fortune.
Harry Clark, employed at ]. II.
o'Reilly's drug store. was called to I'll
Paso last night by a telegram stating
that his brother. Charles. who went
to the Texas town about n week ago.
was seriously III. The young man
spent several months here for his
health and gained considerably. He
ven to El Paso expecting to be able
to work.
The interest taken by the committee
who are In charge of the Roman Cath
Ollie fair to be held next month. 10 such
that a great success IL assured.
There are many surprises awaiting
the public. and II Is confdentially ex-
pressed that enough money will be
raised to build a hall for the young
mems society. A very interesting pro-
gram will be announced later.
There was a pleasant wedding at
Bernalillo last Saturday, the contract
ing parties being Miss wissbrunn.
daughter OF a merchant OF that town.
and Mr.. Edward Sanders, OF Las We
gas. Mrs. A. Gusdorf, Of ANTS Fee,
and Mrs. ]. Feudenstein. of Parral.
Mexico. sisters of Mr.. Sanders, we're
present at tho wedding, which was at
tended by a large number OF guests.
A large number OF friends were at
the depot last night to bid goodbye TO
Mrs. c. d. whitcomb. who left for
Stockton. Cal, TO Join her husband.
who 10 a locomotive engineer at that
place. In appreciation OF her work as a
member OF the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
the brotherhood OF Engineers, abe was
presented with a handsome gold lodge
pin as a souvenir from the members
here.