Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Look out for the White Knight.
Best lunch in town tonight. Del
ger cafe.
Policarpio Sanchez, the Peralta gen
city buying goods.
Mrs. George Giegoldt and children,
who were back east on IA VISIT, have re-
turned to the city.
During the absence of Il. b. Booth.
his tailoring establishment will be in
charge Of win Springer.
Mrs. II. s.. Goss is entertaining her
sister, Miss Mabel Finch. The young
lady will reside here permanently.
Sheriff II. 8. Hubbell and United
States Marshal c. N. Foraker left foi
the north on business This morning.
Mrs. II. j. Curran left this morning
foe Toleda, Ohio, where she win spend
some time visiting relatives and friends
Noted for It's fine lunches, the White
Elephant. Tonight everybody Is in
vitcd to call. as a special effort win be
made to please.
Miss Aurelia. daughter of Mrs. n. Il.
ArmiJo. has returned from her Euro
ptan trip, She visited the Paris expo
sition while abroad.
Harry Gleason and wife will leaye
Monday morning for a visit to friends
at Tome and Belen. and they win be
absent about a week.
Mrs. Max Shutz and son, of Silver
City, boarded the train for the south
hast night, bound for home after a trip
to the Pacific coast resorts.
Charles Roe, the New Mexico general
agent OF the Singer Sewing Machine
company, who WAS up north on busl-
ness, returned to THE city hast night.
j.. G. Baldridge Is at Algodones and
from there he goes 10 Bear springs.
where he recently purchased the hum
Der belonging to the Shut Improve
ment company.
Mrs. George A. Scarborough, wife of
tine officer who was ambushed and kill
ell by despemdoes ONE time ago, Is in
the city, registered at the Grand Gem
trail from Deming.
The Imperial laundry, finding Its BUS
Ines son the jump, recently sent east
FOR "a ten.ihorse power steam washer.
The machine got here this morning and
viii be ready for duty In a few days.
II L. Dodson, who was at Gallup on
business connected WITH the Albuquer-
que Cycle and Arms company, returned
this morning, He says Gallup will roll
into the city a big crowd for fair week.
Milton Player came In from Los An
geles yesterday, and wiuh his wife, who
was here visiting. loft this morning for
Colorado. Mr.. Player is superintendent
of the Mutual Automatic Electric Axle
Light company.
Thomas Powers, a popular employee of
the railroad shops. returned from a trip
q various points in California yester-
day. He went as far as San Francisco,
where he visited Chinatown and other
points of interest.
IL. Il. Hall. proprietor of the Albu-
querque Foundry and Machine works,
left for the west last night. AT Gallup
he Will meet his family, who are return-
ing from their summers outing in
southern California.
Edward G~runsfeld, DIT.
Wolfe, inspector OF agencies, and DIR. Il.
j. Barber, local examiner, all connected
Win the Washington Life Insurance
company, returned last evening from q
business "trip to uhe Pena Blanca coun-
try.
A colored Red CIoss'' soldier, who
was stationed at the Fort Bayard san
inalinm, came In from THE south this
morning, and viii leave tonight for
China, He states that there are about
lao sick and disabled soldiers at the san
itaTfum.
Judge ]. W. Crumpacker and wife,
and daughter. Miss Kittie; Mayor o. N.
Marion, Colonel Il. w. Dobson, Attor-
neys Neil b., tleld, A. b. McAiillen
and Summers Burkhart, and Hon. NJ. s,
Otero returned to the city last night
from Santa Fe.
DIR. j, IL. Robillard, who since leaving
here a few months ago has been located
al Tularosa' passed through the city
for Chicago this morning. and from
there he will go to Wisconsin, where he
viii locate permanently. Rev. Manda-
lari met the gentleman at the local
depot.
a, Is. McGafrey, who accompanied the
base ball boys 30 III Paso to-day a week
ago, and after leaving the Pass City,
visited THE cities Of southern New Mex.
leo In the interest of his business, re-
turned to the city This morning. He
dld good missionary work for the fair.
and states positively that Grant county
viii send two base ball teams 30 the
fair-one from silver City and one from
Deming, and possibly a team will come
from Pinos Altos He says the fair il
well advertised in southern New Mexico
and a big crowd viii attend.
After a two months visit with rela-
tives at Providence, II. J., Colonel A. w.
Harris the prominent mining magnate
Sierra county, has returned TO Albu-
querque, He spent some time at Grip
pie Creek, Colo, where his son is en-
gagged as a mining engineer. In speak
Ing OF politics in the east the colonel
stated that the imperialistic talk Of the