Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-13
Rosenwald Bros
AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE NO. 2ss.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Justo l.. ArmiJo. son OF Postmaster
the day with relatives.
w b. Childers. United States attor-
ney for New Mexico, vas a passengef
for Santa Fe this morning.
J. A. Harlan. superintendent OF
brides and bridge building. came ir
from Rincon this morning.
Alderman Il. A. Sleyster will take the
morning train for Las Vegas, to spent
Sunday with his family, who are visit
ing there.
The natatorium has been reserved to,
night by Bert Baker and his friends
Tomorrow night 1t will be opened t
the public.
b. j. Parker and wife and +. q. Pratt
n wife will leave tomorrow for Hell
canon e spend Sunday with their boys
KeBnith Parker and viii Pratt, wht
arc camping there.
For saturday-StrawberTtes. raspc
berries, blackberres. peaches. pears
bananas, apples, watermelons. cante
loupes. II you want good. fresh goods
call or phone us. The jana Grocery CO
T. J. Helm. general agent OF the Den
ver a Rio Grande railway, with head
quarters at santa Fe, came down to tn,
city last night and put up at Sturges
European. Mr.. Helm Is here In the in
terest of his railroad.
w. III. Makey Jr., OF the Stephens
Bennett Mining company, Organ, N. Nj.
was a passenger TO the city this morn
Ing. being met at the depot by Harr!
jerks. Mr.. Mackey is here ON som
mining matters.
III. ". jana, principal owner and man
ager of the jana Grocery company
was GU driving this morning. Since hi
return to the city from Chicago, wher'
an operation was performed upon him
he is slowly. but surely. regaining bacl
his health.
C. M. Taylor. division master me
ohanic, and John A. Ross, road super
i%ntendent OF engines. both populaI
Santa Fe officials, who were here yes
terday in consultation with Maste
Mechanic Smith, left this morning 70
he north. the former for La Junta. an,
the latter for Las Vegas.
Mrs. Gruner, a modesto OF this city
is now at Yreka. a fine mountain tow
Ia Northern California, where she vii
spend the summer with her daughte
and grandchildren. Captain Gd-uner
the husband. remains at home and cal
be found early and late at the Blan
chard Meat and supply company's mar
ket.
+. Ii. Kent and wife left this morn
ing for Leeds. South Dakota, and the,
expect to be absent from the city 70
about a month. A few days ago Mrs
Alex. Mckenzie, a sister of Mrs. Kent
died after an operation had been per
formed on her In Chicago, and the tril
to South Dakota Is made in response Il
a request from the bereaved husband.
The railroad omcials-General Super
intendent Wells, Division Su~perinten
dent Hubbard. Chief Engineer Burn
and Bridge superintendent Robinson
who were here the past two days. lief
for the west on a special this morning
c. w. Kouns, a service s~uperlntend
ent. who arrived from the north las
night. accompanied the above official
westward this morning,
John Il. Gibson, the Santa Fe rallwa
telegraph line repairer, with headquar
tiers at Topeka, Kan. will arrive her
tonight OF a visit TO his brother. jaime
Gibson. A few months ago, John Glib
son, while at work. had a telegraph pol
TO fall upon him, resulting in a sever
injury to his head. He was In the hos
pital for a long time, and now come
west to regain back his health an
strength.
Miss Rose Stillman's role of Madge 1
the production of I'm Old Kentucky,
IS n that is peculiarly well fitted t
the lady and It is safe to say that thi
splendid actress will be seer TO grea
advantage Monday night. Frank lie
will play the opposite to Miss Sullma
In the character OF Frank Layson. TIL
cast is a very strong one and the open
ms of the Riggs Stock company's sun
mer season will undoubtedly be yer
successful.
Al Coleman. one OF Albuquerque
greatest sufferers from rheumatism
has returned from his visit to the Huc
son hot springs In Grant county. and b
has many words of praise for the re
sort, While at the springs he took onl
nine baths and his weight VAS renduce
thirty pounds and the rheumatism boi
ed out OF every joint In his body. II
reports about twenty-five people no
stopping at "rhe Consuelo." the big he
tel at the springs. and all OF them seel
to be enjoying life.
H. G. Newcomer. the handsome chi,
deputy sheriff OF this county. who WI
called "a Gallup on official business. r,
turned this morning. and prompt
landed the man. whom he capture
near Gallup and who - a larceny sui
iect, in the county Jail in old Albl
querque. Mr.. Newcomer states ths
Gallup, while quite a number OF h
citizens are In Paris taking in the e'
position, will SEND a big delegation
the fair festivities in the city in n
coming September,