Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
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Stove repairs. whitney Co.
BAN every night this week at
Badaracco's Summer Garden.
Geo. Reed, the shoemaker OF Bland.
Is In the city. He will remain during the
fair.
Geo. II. Moore has as a visitor this
week, his nephew, Paul Walker. Of Full
ton. Kansas.
Try the Midland Restaurant for the
best meals. Excellent service. Only
20 cents a meal.
Special sale on Black Cat Hose his
week. Triple knee and double heel
aud sole. Hose that are made to wear.
d. Ilfeld q Co.
Among those who can be counted on
as being here to enjoy the fair this
week, will be Phillip Barber and wife,
popular people Of Bland.
Frank Hall deputy United states
marshal. has returned to his head
quarters in this city after a trip to the
northern part Of the territory on om
cial business.
Postmaster Armijo. with his wife.
spent Sunday at Bernalllo with rela-
tlves. Mr.. Armijo returned home last
night. while his wife will visit for a
few days at the above town.
Combining business with pleasure, NJ.
Friedman, that popular knight OF the
%gripsack. will give the city the benefit
Of his presence this week, and do some
rustling for his Arm, s. Hirscr a Co,
of Kansas City. Mo.
After spending a week pleasantly at
Ration, Harry Il. owen. district court
clerk. returned home Saturday night
and will enjoy the street fair and carni-
val. He reports a large number OF Wis
itors coming from W north.
The Smith Premier typewriter re-
ceived the highest rating Of any OF
I wenty machines on exhibition at Paris
The bennington. Jewett, Chicago.
Yost, oliver, Underwood, following In
the order named. N. W. Alger Is the
agent.
A. D.. whitson, head of the well
known local music house. came back
Saturday night from a weeks trip on
the road, during which time he man
aged to get several fat orders into his
book. He will remain home during fair
week.
Mrs. Louis Ilfeld has as her guest
this week her brother, Arthur Staab,
OF Santa Fe. son OF the rich merchant
OF the capital. Mr.. Staab Is one of the
best lawn tennis players In the terri
tory and viii take part in the tourna-
ment this week.
The pay checks for both railroads and
the shops arrived last night and are
being cashed to-day. There will he
plenty OF money in town rhis week.
Justo l.. Armijo has gone to st. Louis
with his sister. Miss Dolores, who will
attend school there.
w. T. oliver. who when he was land
commissioned for the Santa Fe, resided
In this city. and who Is still In the en-
ploy of the railroad company. occupy
ing a responsible position, was a pas
senger on the south bound train Satur-
day night going to Las Cruces and
other points In the Mesilla valley.
James Devine, of Phoenix. A. t.,
former band master and instructor OF
the First Regiment band here. now In
charge of the Indian School band at
the above place. Is in the city. Mr.. De-
vine states that possibly he Phoenix
base ball club will come here with the
Indian school band. IL arrangements
hat were in progress when he lef can
be completed.
w. G. Meehan Ii In the city on a visit |
to his many friends and incidentally TO
take in the street fair and carnival.
Mr.. Meehan, whose home is now at
Needles. California, was formerly To-
Gated here and held responsible posi-
tiona with the old A. d Il. railroad. with
headquarters In the general Office build
ing, He will have a room at the Com
mercial club during his stay.
Hon. w. B. Childers returned from
Santa Fe last night. where during the
past week he has been In attendance In
his official capacity as United States
district attorney. at the session OF the
Federal court. All last week vas de-
voted to the trial OF Pleasant Hin, as
charged with tampering with reg
istered mail. The case was given to the
jury after argument, and after being
out eight hours returned a verdict Of
not guilty.
TO those who procure their meals
away from home during the day, and
others who have no home. n must eat
the announcement that
Mrs. H.. $. Nones has arranged to re-
celye day boarders will be pleasant and
acceptable. The cosy Hat at No. Az
West Gold avenue, has been fitted up in
a most convenient manner. with all de-
tails carefully looked after; an expert
enced and capable cook has been Sc
cured, and on tomorrow morning,
the initial meal, an appetlzlng break
fast. will be ready, under the practical
management Of Mrs. Nones, and In such
a centrally located district the VEN