Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-06-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

lOOhl hUhuE1Nt ttSs
Max Ehrllch has just returned from
Pena Blanca and Bland, after a sue
cesful legal trip.
Mrs A. G. de Baca left this morning
for Las Vegas to visit her sick daugh-
ter, Mrs. T.. G. de Baca.
Mrs. J. r. Watson. wife of the pas
tor OF the a. NJ. e. church, left this
morning for the territorial capital.
a. q. McGaffey. proprietor OF THE
Fair" store on Railroad avenue, was
passenger for Santa Fe this morning.
Ralph Damiano and America Digneo
were two young boys who were pas
Thomas Crumpacker has returned
from Roswell, where he attended the
institute during the past term.
a. A. Keen and wife left Sunday
morning for Santa Fe, to attend the
capitol dedication services.
Mrs. Grande. mother OF Ceasar
Grande. and her grand d-daugher left for
Santa Fe Sunday morning.
w. II. Jack and wife. OF Silver City.
and w. $. Hopewell, OF Hlllsboro, pass
ed up the road for Santa Fe this morn
ing.
Tonight there will be regular
meeting OF the city council at which
1t Is expected a great deal of new bus
mess will be transacted.
Capt. A. b. Fitch. of the Graphic
smelter and mine. Magdalena. came in
from the south Sunday morning and
continued on east.
George Carson. with his two mother
less little daughters, left this morning
for Santa Fe. where the latter will be
placed an the convent there.
Miss Mae Sebben, of Bland. who at
tended the Agricultural College at Las
Cruces, passed up the road for her
home at Bland this morning.
There will be special meeting OF
Rio Grande Chapter Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. June 5th and 9Th
for work. l.. III. Chamberlin. Recorder
Francisco Jimenez. well-known
harness maker. has accepted posi-
tlon at his trade in the harness and
saddlery establishment of j. Korber &
Co.
Mrs a. j. .daloy wife OF Grocery
man Maloy and her interesting daugh-
ter left Sunday morning for Santa Fe.
where they will visit friends for few
weeks.
Miss Bertha Hase. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Hase left Sunday
morning for Santa Fe, where she will
visit friends and take in the capitol
dedication exercises.
Mrs. A. Harsch and daughter, Miss
Rose left this morning for the terri
torial capital, where they will enjoy
themselves for few days. Charles
Grande accompanied them.
The Crawford Stock company ar
rived here at $3.50 this morning from lei
Paso, where they have been playing
for two weeks to big business and will
open at the new theater tonight in
"A Soldiers Sweetheart"
Miss Ida Lockhart, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, Henry Lockhart, left Sunday
morning for Toledo Ohio, on a visit to
her sister, Mrs r. NJ. Barbour. Her
mother and Miss Lizzie Lockhart have
been at Toledo the past few weeks.
Orrin MCGOWAN. the popular messen.
Ger for the Western Union Telegraph.
VINO has been rusticating for a few
weeks at the famous springs in the Je-
mez mountains, returned to the city
last night and resumed his duties to-
day.
The wife and little son OF o. jamie
SON. proprietor of the Albuquerque Gro
Gerry store on south Second street, have
gone to their former home in Ft.
worth Texas, where they will make n
protraeted visit among old friends and
relatives.
MT and Mrs. Jesse Miller, accom-
panied by Mrs. John j. Keegan. return.
ed to the city from Globe, Arizona.
this morning, II is understood that Mr.
Miller VIII soon resume his old position
as freight and extra passenger con-
duetor on the Santa Fe Pacific.
g. r. Waugh, manager OF Gross
blackwell q Co., who has been down
IN the White oaks country on a busi-
ness trip, and with his wife and daueh.
ter Miss Dorothy. were visiting with
friends al El Paso, returned with his
NAAf aphAH ldht 6HtuH0aN
morning
H. A Pease, editor and proprietor of
the Holbrook. Arizona. Argus--now ons
of the best weekly newspapers along the
santa Fe Pacihc-came In from the
west last Saturday night. accompanied
Dy Deputy Sherf Joseph Bargman
The latter left this morning for the
Jeinez not springs. while Mr.. Pease
VIII return to Holbrook Tonight
AZ II o'clock last night the fre de.
partment was called out In response 10
an alarm. A fire was discovered IN
the rear ware rooms OF Donohue Rros
grocery store on south Second street
The hremen had the flames under con.
troll In short time, and saved the
building and contents from destruction.
The damage was slight
Hon. Martin Lohman and family
ffom Las Cruces passed through the
city Sunday morning for the east,
where they viii visit for several