Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-17
LOCAL P%ARAG

Mrs. II. G%rundsmann and children
have returned from a visit to Chicago.
Lost-Between the opera house and
depot, last night, a fob watch chain.
Finder leave at this office.
Julius Wolf, who is in the general
merchandise business at Grants. is
here to-day.
Charles Thayer has accepted a posi-
ton In the local storekeeper's office. |
vice Mr.. Francis, who is transferred to
Winslow.
Mrs. A. II. Lowe. OF his city. and
Miss Marie Marshall, of La Porte. Ind, |
just returned from an outing at
Camp Whltcomb.
Dan w. Scruggs, who was up In the
Cochiti district, returned to the city
with a severe cold, and in consequence
is on the sick list.
Hon. silas Alexander, the popular
district attorney at Socorro, who was
zorro this morning.
Juan ~sandoval, formerly connected
with the sheriff's office, is now a faith
employe of the wholesale liquor es-
adjustment OF Bachechi & Gioml.
The district court has appointed II.
s. Knight receiver of the books and
account of the firm of Diamond 4 Co..
to whom all account must be paid.
Caut. A. NJ. Swan reports himself on
the sick list and therefore has been
unable the past few weeks to write his
conclusions on archaeological re-
sources.
Hon. II. O. Bursum, who was at So
zorro in attendance on the county re-
publican convention, passed up the
road on his return for Santa Fe this
morning.
The friends OF Mrs. c. A. McKim
will regert to learn that she has been
very sick for the past week with malar-
liza fever. The report to-day Is that
she is not N better.
BY reference to a notice published
elsewhere. the firm of Lamb & Stone,
passed into the hands OF c. +. Waugh
for the benefit OF creditors.
Mrs. w. II. Whiteman, OF Santa Fe.
is here as the guest OF Mrs. b. s. Ro-
dey and Mrs. A. NJ Codlngton. The
visitor Is the wife OF the territorial adj
jutant general, .Iajor Whiteman.
d. c. Hobart, n OF the best known
republican politicians OF southern New
Mexico, is in the city to-day. He Is
talking politics and says that Judge
Rodey will carry every southern
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Keen have been
entertaining this week Mr.. A. b.
Smith, cashier of the First National
| bank of Las Vegas. Mr.. Smith Is a
| delegate to the grand lodge and grand
chapter of Masons.
b. T.. Forsythe, one of the best known
| Masons of New Mexico, came In from
Las Vegas last night, and Is around
to-day meeting old friends. He Is
here on Shriner matters and viii be
| heard from tonight.
A. ID. Whitson, OF the Whitson Mu-
sic company, who was up north on
| business connected with his company,
| returned last night. He states hat
he found trade most excellent, ana
| mat DDlllltH NNlN III az Neh"
New England supper served at the
| CONGREGATIONAL church parlors on mex
Friday evening, from 5 o'clock on
through the evening. Come and bring
your relatives and friends. Anyone
who appreciates a cup of good coffee
will ind 1t there.
j. c. Piper, who was arrested and
paid a fine for insulting ladies, stated
to-day that ne never insulted a "wo-
man on the public street" a correction
The citizen gladly makes. Mr.. Piper
also stated that his persecution Is WITH
out cause or reason,
Prof. j. T.. owen, who was out wes'
on matters OF interest to life insur-
ance. returned to the city this morn
ing. The professor was at GalluI
and stirred up the republicans OF Mo-
Kinley county by making a rousini
campaign address
Judge j. w. Crumpacker, District
Clerk II. T.. owen and Sheriff Thos' >
Hubbell, came In from a professional
visit TO Mckinley county this morning
While at Gallup, Judge Crumpackel
naturalized 2O2 foreigners who swor'
allegiance against their mother couh'
try.
Miss Laura Zinth. who came to Be
len from Ripan, Wis, about a year
ago on a visit to her sister Mrs a
Dalies. came up from Belen this morn
ing and continued on to her home II
Rlpan. The lady made many friend'
in Relen and also in this city, where
she visited, and they wish he a sat'
trim TO her home In Wisconsin
Miss Susie NJ. AYERS, aged 80 years
died last night OF consumption at ne
room on South Second street INT
adv came here about one month ago
from Colorado Springs, Coli where sh'
had been for a few weeks, having LEI
her home at Logan, Iowa, ana com
west hoping TO regain her health
Her mother and a sister were win me-
when she died, The remains haF'
been embalmed by O. W. strong q
sons and win be shipped Tomorrow
morning TO Logan for bufisl.