Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-20
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Queen Esther rehearsal this evening
at $ o'clock.
Get tickets at Matson's for the
schoonmaker lecture next Tuesday
evening.
Don't buy strawberries tomorrow
you see the berries for sale at
the san Jose Market.
G. O. Anderson, editor and proprietor
OF the Holbrook Argus, Is on a visit TO
the metropolis OF New Mexico.
Exchange your reserved seat tickets
for queen Esther" at Matson's book
store. Saturday, Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Juno Berteloni will cave this
evening for Los Angeles, where she
will visit with friends a couple of
months.
George ID. Williams. representing a
Denver wholesale house. after a stay
Of four days here, was a passenger go
ing north last night.
Andrew Smith. ex-superintendent OF
biography for the Santa Fe Pacific and
Southern California railways. is in the
city visiting former friends
Mrs. Maxwell left this morning for
her old home at Chicago. Her daugh-
ter, Miss LORNA Maxwell. will remain
in the city for some time yet.
Don't buck and don't be a knocker,
| but lust drink that Book beer made by
your own brewery-rlght at home. The
| Southwestern Brewery & Ice Co.
Capt. A. B. Fitch, who was here yes
terday on business, left for his Magda-
lena headquarters and HON on the
delayed south-bound passenger train
this mornin.
This is n spring weather--no finer
than thai Book beer manufactured by
the Southwestern Brewery of this city.
Tomorrow Is the day 1t will be on tap
all over the city.
George Hofheins, the well-known
miner and prospector of the Cochiti dis
trict, who attended the democratic
pow-wows last week, returned To
Bland this morning.
Jacob Loebs. Frank Kirster and
| Charles Keppler. three jolly good fell
lows, left this morning for Cerrillos and
Madrid. They expect to return to the
| city tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Louise Thomas. residing on
West Coal avenue, Is mourning the loss
of two handsome Navajo blankets,
which we're stolen from an clubhouse on
her premises the other night.
Mrs. Jones. wife of the pastor of the
A. NJ. Il. church, left this morning for
Fort Wingate. where she will hold di-
vine services for the two troops Of the
Ninth cavalry stationed there.
Miss Dora Hellweg, a popular young
lady Of the city. will at an early day
be united in marriage TO Matthew j
McAtee, junior member of the firm OF
Cooper x McAtee, builders and con-
tractors.
Col. John II. Riley, the well-knowr
Colorado Springs. Colo, cattle raiser
was on one OF the delayed passenger
trains from the north this morning, lie
continued south to the cattle ranges
of southern New Mexico.
Mrs. A. Is. Renehan, who RAJ here al
the guest OF Mrs. ]. j. Sheridan this
past ten days, returned to her home a
the ter torial capital this morning
While here, the lady made many pleas
ant friends and enjoyed her visit I'm
mensely,
At the home of A, NJ. Whitsomb, ol
West Copper avenue. an ~old-fashione,
camp fire will be held this evening
The meeting place will be at Whitson'
music store, and the q. X. Ware
Post No. 3, women's Relief Corps an
the Klio Klub are invited to attend,
Oliver Tally, formerly clerk at tn
@ Grand Central hotel, now Pullma
@ palace car conductor from FL Pas,
Texas, to city Of Mexico on the Mex
lean Central road, was here last nigh
deadheading through with his car froi
El Paso, He returned south tn.
morning.
The New Mexican says: A Iridium
4, or three days retreat, viii be given III
4 pupils at Loretto academy mex weeI
beginning Monday evening, the 23r,
and ending Friday morning. The e,
! c~rclses Will be conducted by Il
1 learned and well-known father, A. \
4 Mandalaria, s, j., of Albuquerque,
n This morning United States Comml
sioner Whiting bound Miss Marie Gle
main, who was up before him yeste
| day afternoon charged with yiOlatiI
the postal laws, over to the next I'm
ted States grand jury Of this count
in The sum OF $500 bonds, The woma
could not furnish bail, and was co
fined in the county jail.
Simon Bibo, the senior member
II the Bibo Mercantile company, came
from the west last night. He repor
the country along the Santa Fe Pacif
from Laguna to Grants, in very IA
condition, and says that the Mexici
and Indian farmers in the valleys a
10 busily engaged Just now in preparlI
their ground for planting, etc.
Juan n. Rodrigo, who died day b
fore yesterday, has left a wife and Z
h children In the highlands In an entire
destitute condition, without any !
sources whatever, II would be recoI
mendable to the charitable instltutio