Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-10
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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Capt. A. Il. Fitch has gone to Cali
%fornia, where he will meet his daugh-
ter, Miss Madeline. and escort her
home.
Mrs. VIM. Bryce and little daughter,
Persls. left this morning on a visit to
friends and relatives In Alma and To-
peka, Kas.
After a pleasant visit with her par
ents at Gallup, Mrs. $. l.. Barnett, wife
Of Conductor Barnett, returned home
yesterday.
Sheriff c. r. Blackington, OF Socor-
70 county, was on the south bound
train last night returning home from
a trip to Santa Fe.
Angus and william McGillivray, Of
| Chilli. have been Joined by their broth
err. who with a friend. Mr.. +. McChoil.
are but recently from Scotland.
Mrs. Marian Kennedy and daugh-
ter. Miss Mabel, left this morning for
Lawrence. Kas., to visit with relatives.
They expect to be away several
months.
nv ~ Af'h' af'aaN
Episcopal church, Thursday evening,
october IL. Vocal and Instrumental.
Ffrst-class. Admission only ten cents.
$ y. m. sharp.
Hear Miss Lizzie Dickinson render
the difficult triple tongue cornet solo.
silver Stream Polka" at Woodman's
Circle entertainment Friday evening.
knights of Pythias hall.
After a business trip to Denver. Will
ey NJ. Weaver, manager of the Ameri-
can Fuel company's Gallup affairs, re-
turned to the Carbon city last night,
without stopping here as is usual with
him.
Come and heal the beautifully illus
trated songs, who dat Say Chicken in
Dis Crowd" and "One Touch OF Ma
ture." Illustrations by moving picture
machine at Woodman's hall Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. o. Allen, now re-
siding at Stockton, Cal, have notified
relatives here that their home was
blessed on October 8 by the arrival of
an eight-pound son. Mrs. Allen was a
Miss MCGOWAN, daughter of j. II. Nc
Cowan, of this city.
The New Mexican says: REV. II.
Ellsworth. formerly OF Illinois, recently
arrived In Santa Fe from Albuquerque
to assume the pastorate of the local A.
NJ. T.. church. He Is a man of more
than ordinary attachments and Is "A
pleasing public speaker"
Col. w. Il. Powars. the tall and hand
some route agent of Wells. Fargo Elk
press company, who enjoyed a long va
cation among eastern and southern rel
atlves and friends. has returned TO his
duties here. and was noticed this morn
ing busily engaged looking after an
accumulation OF correspondence.
Mrs. II. v. Harris n her two
younger daughters, Misses Stella and
Bah. returned this morning from Los
Angeles, where they were during the
summer. Misses Josephine and Louise
Harris were left In Los Angeles. where
they are taking a course In a we'll
known business college OF that city.
The Spanish Methodist conference of
New Mexico will be held his week at
Ration, and Rev. DIR. Thomas Harwood
of Albuquerque win preside. The fol-
lowing ministers were on the train go
ing north to attend the sessions this
morning: Rev. %sandoval OF Ration.
Rev. Sanches OF Santa Fe, and Rev.
Vargas Of Las Vegas.
l.. p. Curtis, the genial collector for
Golfers publishing house. who has
made monthly visits to this city for the
past eighteen months, making many
friends here by his pleasant and up
right dealings, left this morning for the
north to lake charge OF a new run,
which will include Pueblo. Colorado
Springs and a few towns north OF Dem
yer. His friends wish him success in
his new field of labor.
Another OF those delightful progress
sive euchre parties was held last night
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Rosenwald on West Copper ave-
nue.. A large number of guests partic-
ipated In the game. and in striving for
prizes some skillful playing was no
ticed. The evening was full OF enjoy
ment, an additional pleasure being the
partaking OF choice refreshments thai
were TO everybody's taste.
Prof, NJ, II, Hickey announces that
through the courtesy OF those large
hearted and public spirited citizens,
Jacob korber and Jacob Loebs, he has
secured the loan and use OF all the
athletic apparatus formerly used by the
Turner society in their hall, and that
the fixtures will be placed in the CEN
tral school building which will then
contain a fine gymnasium for the use
OF the pupils OF the city schools.
-Four young men-Gullion, Gee
March and Warren-constituting tn,
bear n lion hunters OF the Hote
Highland left early yesterday morninl
for a wild game hunt in Bear canyon
They went through the canyon for sew,
eral miles, each hunter with his Win,
chester prlmed M ready for action
and the canyon, where so many picnici
are held during the summer months
failed 10 produce neither a bear nor q
hon, The hunters returned TO the cit,
late In the afternoon, and are now pre-.
pairing TO Invade the huge NaciamientC
mountains for wild game.