Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-27
RosenWald Bros
AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE NO. 2ss.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

John ]. Frey. Jr.. and wife left last
night for Denver.
Rev. Renison's Bible class will meet
at o'clock this evening.
j.. II. Single. attorney. is mourning
the loss OF his bicycle. which was stol-
en- last night.
J. r. Goodlander. representing the
Myer Drug company OF st. Louis, IL In
the city with his samples.
Mrs. n. Il. Stevens. after a stay OF
a few days at Camp whitcomb, re-
turned to the city yesterday.
simon Neustadt. the general mer-
chant at Los Lunas, was here purchas-
ing goods yesterday. He returned TO
Los Lunas this morning.
Mrs. Il. w. Spencer and daughter,
Miss Isabel, have returned to the city
after a protracted visit among rela-
tives and friends In Michigan.
Calvin Whiting. secretary OF the Co
operative Building n Loan associa-
tlon, has returned to the city, after a
visit to the big eastern cities.
J.. Il. Kilburn, who was marshal OF
Silver City for several years. is in the
metropolis, and City Marshal McMilhn
Is showing the gentleman courtesies.
Attorney II. NJ. Dougherty. who was
called to Denver on some important
legal matters. came in from the north
last night. and continued south this
morning.
Rev. Mark Hodgson, presiding elder
of the Methodist Church South, will &c
fishing for a few weeks. He will leave
tomorrow morning for the upper Rio
Pecos country.
Ed Lovett has gone to Winslow
where he will enter the employ OF the
Santa Fe Pacific railway. He was for
merry the car electrician for the rail
way at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nicklas are
mourning the loss of the second OF theiI
twin babies, the first having died about
ten days ago. The little one was bur
led his morning In Fairview cemetery
George Bush, a former citizen Of
Bland. and the owner of a small ranci
Just above the c..y, left last night 70
Canon City, Colo. He will look up
permanent location while in Colorado
After a pleasant visit with Topeka
! Kansas. relatives n friends. IL. Il
Holt and wife came In from the nortl
/ last night and continued south 4
t their home al las Cruces this morn
ing.
a J. w. Fillmore, the Village mea
4 marketer" OF the thriving mining owl
Of Bland, is in the city. interviewing
, the local wholesale dealers In fresl
! meats. lie will return to Bland to-mor
row night.
r o. A. Matson. the liberal hearte'
stationery and fancy paper dealer
who enjoyed a few days rest at Cam
Whitcomb, has returned to the city
He reports all the campers at the re
sort In fine health.
Nine Navajo Indian boys who at
l tended the government Indian schoO
at Santa Fe, came In last night, ac
companied by Prof. Weeks, and left
short time later for their home on tn
3 reservation at Fort Defiance
A. NJ, Bergere and Gus o'Brien. tw
| we'll known politicians OF the terri
torial capital, came down to the cit,
last night and spent several hours min
Cling with local politicians. They re
turned to the capital this morning.
Mr., and Mrs. John o'Brien are reveI
ing In the smiles Of a pretty baby DO,
which arrived yesterday at his HON
on North Fifth street. Mr.. o'Brien
one OF the efficient city letter carrier
and The Citizen understands tina
mother and child, even the new dadd!
are getting along nicely.
.e Mrs. Robert Mann, wife OF the drul
glst, whose death occurred here a shol
time ago, has written a letter to IN
dertaker Edwards. stating that sh
with the remains, reached Ann Arbo
Mich, all right last Tuesday. and thu
the funeral, which vas largely attenC
II ed, occurred the next day.
Misses Edith and Agnes Marmo
daughters OF Robert Marmon, and Mi
- Alice Marmon, daughter of Colon
a Walter O.. Marmon, deceased, after a
~ tending the local government India
school the past year., left last night 4
their homes in Laguna. accompani,
By Robert Marmon and his little son.
Jose Valdez, the Oldest employe
point Of service in the Pueblo agen,
=, at the village OF Jemez, will be tran
ferred July / to chief clerk In Il
United States Indian Industrial scho
Of Santa Fe. on that date the Pueb
~ agency at Jemez ceases to exist, al
Professor Crandall, OF the Santa ]
school, will have charge OF the maj
part OF the Pueblo schools. former
IS under the Pueblo agency at Santa i
Mrs. A. ID. Whitson, the retiring pre-
DC ldent OF the Klio Klub, was rememb,
Sc ell at a meeting OF the club yesterd
Sc afternoon at the Knights OF Pythi
DC hall. AS a token OF her interest In
30 organization and the appreciation
which she is held by the members. q
was presented with a beautiful set
~ fruit knives. The Klo Klub and "
mans Relief Corps. owing to the /
weather. have postopend holding q
meetings until the second Tuesday
September,