Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Walter r. Locke has arrived at San.
ia Fe, where he will remain a few
weeks.
Il. B. Baca and family are at SAINTS
Fe. on a visit to Mrs. ]. l.. Johnson
mother of Mrs. Bsca.
Miss Bessie Bowden left last nigh.
for Kansas. where she will visit rela.
tives and friends during the summer
months.
w. W. Dickinson, OF Tucson, Arizona
arrived this morning from the south
He has accepted a position as clerk 81
the Hotel Highland.
Charles F. Kirster. the south Second
street cigar manufacturer. who was al
at Bland and Cerrillos on business, re.
turned to the city last night.
Charley Irwin, one Of the players Ii
THE Washburn" base ball club. ha,
secured a position in the Borradalls
mattress factory and gone to work.
John Stein, one OF the superinten-
dents OF the Harvey eating house sys-
tenn. was here last night, coming in
from the north and continuing south
this morning.
At the annual meeting OF the Com.
mercial club tonight at s o'clock. three
directors to succeed Messrs. Marion,
otero and Clancy viii be elected. Let
all members attend.
Richard Heller, the we'll known gen.
eral merchant and Indian trader at ca.
hpznn WAS hnra xaatarlav asa. -.
chased a big stock OF goods from locaI
Wholesale merchants.
George Kaseman has resigned his DO.
sitlon at the water company's office &c
III. Il. Bogh, who Is from Macungle
Penn. The wife OF Mr.. Bogh arrived
from the east last night.
After a pleasant visit of a few weeks
among Kansas and Missouri relatives
and friends. Mrs. a. l.. Conrad, wife
Of he popular local Santa Fe agent,
turned to the cit last night.
Judge ]. II. McFie and family left
Santa Fe last night for the east. They
Will visit Washington. Philadelphia
and New York. and will be absent from
the territory for several weeks.
Miss Anna Clouthler was a passenger
for Boston last night, where she will
visit her mother for a few weeks, after
which she viii return to st. Louis and
In September continue her schooling
there.
+. Hanley, who has been here tho
past year for his health. and who was
one OF the favorltes at "Hawley-on-the.
Corner" left this morning for Phlla.
delphia. lie expects TO be absent about
two months.
=. j. Bennett, formerly publisher OF
the Hillsboro Advocate, will sOon stair
a new weekly paper at Deming. to be
known as the Herald. In advance. The
Citizen wishes Mr.. Bennett and the
Herald success.
Mrs. r A. Moore, the accomplished
wife of the yardmaster at Gallup, has
returned home from a visit with
friends in Kansas. She reports the
Sunflower state in the midst Of repub-
lican prosperity,
II. Il. Anderson, who is an old time
business gentleman OF the Cochiti min
ing district, now located at the Able
marie camp, II In the city, and viii
leave this evening for southern Callfor.
mia, where he viii remain for several
weeks.
Rev. Busser. who has charge Of the
reading rooms on the Santa Fe railway
system, came In from the north last
night and continued south TO San Mar
cial his morning. He reports the
reading rooms well patronized and ap-
preciated along the route.
The ore cabinet at the Gold Avenue
hotel restaurant has been materially
enlarged by the addition OF a number
Of hrst-class specimens from the mines
OF Hillsboro and Kingston. The speci-
mems were brought to the city by Col.
A. w. Harris, ana turned over to JOhn
Cornetto. proprietor OF the restaurant,
Mrs. w, T. Oliver, wife Of the agent
Of the Santa Fe railway land depart
ment, and Mrs. G.. w. Scott, came In
from the south this morning and regis.
tered at the Hotel Highland from To-
peka, Kansas. The ladies' have beer
south to Las Cruces on a pleasure Wis.
It, and will enjoy a few days here be-
fore continuing to Topeka.
The Rev. Robert Renison, rector OF
st. Johns Eplscopa church. Is prepar-
ing a course OF sermon on that mys-
terious book called The Apocalypse.
or The Revelation OF ST. John. the Di-
vine" All the greatest dlvines Of the
past and present will be consulted IN
order to present the best, the purest.
the most scholarly exposition OF this
great subject. The first sermon will be
delivered on next Sunday mo rnlng, the
18th inst. Don't miss one OF the ser
mons.