Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-18
LOCAL RAaAG RApHS,

NJ. A Lahr left his morning, accom-
panied BY his wife. for lola. Kan. He is
a worthy local railway shop empioye.
william Glaesner, the Gold avenue
tailor. who was at Cerrillos the past
few days. returned to the city last
night.
Mrs. Henry Gerpseide and children.
who were on a visit to Wisconsin rela-
uves and friends. returned TO the city
last night.
A train load of oranges and lemons. In
refrigerator cars. arrived from Cali
fornia this morning and the oars were
reiced here.
Miss Maud Hin, of this city, IL the
popular deputy postmaster Of Williams.
Arizona. The regular assistant Is on on
a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Trotter took Q
Sc ssion yesterday OF their pretty new
residence. corner Of Fourth street and
New York avenue.
Dan. scruggs. one Of the outside rus
tiers OF the Washington Life Insurance
company, accompanied by his wife.
niNNt W btteh 9coNtNdd9s
Edward Grunsfeld, the local manager
OF the Washington Life insurance COM
pany. went up the road this morning.
He will return to the city tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Muensterman
have had as guest the past few days. @.
tleman left last night for Phoenix.
Ariz.
o. c. Watson. of the insurance firm Of
Wunschmann n Watson, Santa Fe.
came in from the capital last night, and
Will remain here several days on busi-
ness.
The families Of Attorneys ]. II. Stin-
gle and A. J. Mitchell are enjoying tent
life at Camp whitcomb. The attor-
neys left this afternoon for the noun
tains.
John McNaughton, formerly connect
ed with the Daily News, Ell Paso.
Texas, came in from the south this
morning and will continue TO Los An
seles tonight.
Thomas Dye. the excellent shoemak-
or, Is erecting a small shop at the cor
ner OF Railroad avenue and Broadway
and will be ready for a rush of business
next week.
Bert. Jones, the New Mexico pitcher.
who Is doing splendid ork in h box
for the ST. LOUIS league base ball club,
has written a friend here hat he will
winter In Albuquerque.
Tug. Wilson. a railroader. 10 in the
| city and goes TO San Marcial to take q
position on the Santa Fe. He vas for
merly a conductor on the Santa Rita
branch in Grant county.
Mrs. Ii. Il. Roseberry left yesterday
morning for her old Kentucky home at
Wilmore. The lady 10 the estimable
wife OF the soda fountain manipulator
at Matthews drug store.
Mrs. E. s. Smith and son. family OF a
well-known boiler maker at the local
shops. who spent a pleasant vacation
among Horton, Kan, friends. and rela-
tives, ave returned to the city.
c. w. Medler. the popular city clerk,
who was sick the past few weeks. wa
cut and around yesterday and this
morning. He is recovering slowly. but
NAPNNNa w at Afshe "a N1aNs
A. L. Newton. a popular employee OF
the Santa Fe Pacific. has rome to Los
Angeles. where Mrs. Newton has beer
| the past few weeks. During his alb
sence from the city. the st. Johns choir
will be managed by Mr.. Hillyer.
A. n. Kearns. chief clerk Al the
| freight depot. with his wife. returned
L #.-farla.. fr... .halr tus. mazda a.tslna
in the Jemez mountains country. They
visited the sulphur and Jemez hot
springs. and had a splendid time.
Arthur Russell. an Albuquerque
Rough Rider" who attended the biz
reunion at Oklahoma City. has return,
ed to the city. He reports having had
a splendid time. VIII. Mattocks. who
also attended from this city. Is expected
home in a few days.
j.. Il. Mclaughlin. superintendent OF
the big smelter plant and mine at Sar
Pedro. vas a passenger to the city last
night. Edward Dodd, OF the brick man
ufacturlng Arm OF Lembke a. Dodd
who is doing some work for Mr.. Nc
Lsughlln, also returned TO the city.
ID. X. d. Sellers. with his wife ant
children, left this morning for Farm
ington. San Juan county. where he re
Gently made a proposition TO erect q
creamery and evaporation at that place
The Sellers were seen safely on tn,
train by their friends. Samuel Pickard
The santa Fe railway is getting out
some extra nice printing. advertising
It's popular route these days. The latesI
is the announcement OF the extension
to San Francisco through the famous
San Joaquin valley of California, Z
copy Of which reached this office thii
morning.
An exchange says; Major LleewllyI
OF the Rough Riders, a recently op
Grated on for appendicitis and the ply
sicians found two bullets while the,
were carving him. When the maJoI
came out from the influence of the an
esthetic he saad; There are more bul
lets in there somewhere. Did you nnS
them"
-
Enr nWAE ElNs. .