Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-16
LOCAL ~PARAG


night.
Hot free lunch at the White Elephant
tonight.
No more church socials will be held
in the city park.
The Natatorium will be open on Mon
day for ladies only.
Hon. A. 4. Blackwell, OF the whole
sale grocery store OF Gross, Blackwell
a Co, is in the city from Las Vegas.
While down town tonight call at the
Zeiger Cafe. Arrangements have been
made to entertain. The usual Satur-
day night free lunch will be served.
Dr. Ed. Clayton. who was here the
past few days on a visit to his par
ents, Rev. w. ID. Clayton and wife, has
returned to his practice at Gallup.
DR.. J. p. Raster. chief of the
Santa Fe railway hospitals, with head
quarters at Topeka, accompanied by
James Thomas and J. ii. Grifhth, arriv-
ed in the city last night.
The Highland Buffet, under the genial
management of p. Gullion. will serve
an elegant lunch tonight. Everything
IA dp-NO-udlt. All are COR
daily invited to call M partake.
Mrs. IL. II. Griffith and her pretty lit
tie daughter, family OF Conductor Grlf-
nth, left this morning for Lock Haven,
Mich, where they win spend two
months with Mrs. Il. ]. Benson, mother
of Mrs. Grifith.
Miss Crews, of Hillsboro, left last
night for southern California. The
young lady came in from the south
yesterday morning, spending the day
with Mrs. Marian Kennedy, and her
daughter, Miss Mabel Kennedy.
Master Willie zirhut and two sis
tiers, Hazel and Gertrude, gave a party
To their boy and girl playmates yes
terday evening, There was a large at
tendance OF little folks who enjoyed
themselves immensely with games, mu-
sic and refreshments.
Nathan Price, of Socorro, relative OF
Simon Stern and l.. Il. Stern, came in
from the south this morning. He will
accompany Misses Essle and Lena
Price, daughters of Joseph Price and
who have just returned from New
for. back to Socorro tomorrow morn
ing.
The funeral of Mrs. J. NJ. P%edroncelll,
whose sudden death occurred at her
home near Los Griegos yesterday
morning at IL o'clock, took place at the
san Felipe church in old town this af-
ternoon at 3 O'Clock. and was largely
attended. The remains we're buried in
the Santa Barbara cemetery.
Misc GAnhE. .la-
n. I. Armlo, and Miss Alacia HubbelI.
daughter OF Mrs. Sidney Hubbell, will
return to the city from st. Louis to-
morrow night. Both young aides at
end the Sisters OF Visitation convent
and at the commencement exercises
Miss Armijo graduated with honors.
Col. Robert s. Goss. who left a short
time & to visit his family at Long
Beach, Cal, returned to the city last
night, accompanied by Mrs. Goss and
child. For the time being they have
taken a room at the Hotel Highland. |
The colonel expects to get his military |
chool In the Trumbull stone house |
by the LIST Of September.
Mandell n Grunsfeld. the popular
clothing firm, are conducting a very
successful inventory sale of ehlldren's |
clothing. On July LIST Mr.. Mandell will
for the manufacturing centers of
the east, and will purchase the largest
and finest stock OF clothing and gem |
tlemen's furnishing ever brought 10
New Mexico, In the meantime the sale
OF children's clothing at one fourth on |
former price goes merrily on.
Co J. NJ. Moore, the Second street
real estate and insurance agent, yes
terday surprised himself and friends by |
taking the first shave he had enjoyed
Tor thirty years, and had the tonsorIal !
artist to change his looks by cutting off
his chin whiskers, He was making
preparations to appear young on his
5Oth birthday, which rolled around this
morning. The Citizen wishes Col, |
Moore many future birthday anniver- |
AM
Frank Lee. clerk at Mandell a.
and the treasurer of the
new opera house, has returned from
vacation, which he spent down
along the beach OF southern California. |
He claims to have had more fun than a
OF geological garden monkeys
watching beach bathers In dress suits
ana as Frank Is quite an artist with
the lead pencil, he has brought back
with him some OF his drawings made
from life while on the ocean sands