Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-04
LOCAL PARAGR APHS,

Captain +. Schmakmaack and A. II
Gruber, who were at Camp whitcoml
spending a short vacation, have return
Ell 10 the city.
Miss Nellie Taylor, "a popular youn,
lady Of the city, wa a passenger 70
The Pacific coast last night, where sh,
viii visit FOR a few weeks.
W. r.. Morton. who recently located IL
business here, left this morning for nj,
family at Eflsberry, Mo. The Norton
Will return to the city In a short time
S. b. Snyder and family came in from
the north last night and continued wres
To the Pacific coast Mr.. Snyder Is con.
nected with the Harvey eating house
system
Hon. Pedro Perez, delegate ID con-
gress. came in from Bernalilio last
night, to see his brother. Jose l.. Perea,
who is still confined to his room with
rheumatism.
G. +. Waugh was at Bcrnalillo yes
teriay on business connected with the
Wholesale grocery establishment OF
Gross blackwell n Co. lie returned to
the city hast night.
The dance given at the Aumory hal
last night by the albuquerque Guards
was a very enjoyable anair and was
largely attended. regardless of the fact
that the weather was oppressively hot.
Mrs. T.. Wardin and daughter. Miss
Minnie W'ardin. together with Mrs. II.
NJ. Iiadiey ana daughter. are visiting
the city from Camp Whitcomb, where
they are sojourning during rhe sum
mer months.
Rev. Mandalari. the popular priest of
the Church OF immaculate Conception,
was "a passenger this morning for Tue
son. Ariz.. where he goes on missionary
work. He will be absent from the city
for about two weeks.
Colonel Francisco Pc "a, late vi Jemez
Springs. Is having trouble getting "a
house to suit him In this city. He Is the
father of t~hirty-six children and they
slope from the ground up, and need
room to grow. The colonel is seventy
years old and hale AMI hearty.
4. H.. Frost, \. @. Frost and 4. c..
WhitelOck, three young men from To-
peka, Kan, passed though the city last
night for Mexico, where they win n
gage In work for the Mexican Central.
During their short stay in this city
Dave Sibley, chief clerk at the local
freight depot, entertained hem.
J. II. Single. attorney for c. H..
Warde, proprietor OF the Minneapolis
lodging house. has taken an appeal in
the cas- of Crane vs.. Warde, which
was tried before Justice Crawford late
yesterday afternoon. After taking pOs-
session of the trunks belonging to Mrs.
Crane and after his trial before Justice
Crawford, MIR, WaIde appeared before
Justice Ribble and swore out n writ of
attachment On the trunks and Uther al.
tiules belonging to the Cranes. The
goods of the latter arr now In the pos
session OF Constable .tmes Smith.
Fol- the past year rIInors have been
Ia circulation, al regular intervals.
that Mr.. n Mrs. Joseph l.. Goodlan-
der had agreed TO disagree and that one
or the other would soOner or later sue
for an absolute divorce. Now the news
comes from San Antonio. Texas, Thai
Mrs. Goodldnder that been granted q di-
vorce in the district courN Of that city,
she being there present with her moth
er. Mrs, w. +. Talbot. ia Of the
parties interested In this separation are
w~ell-knOWn Ia our citizens, Mrs.
GOodlander. as Maude TdlbOtt. having
resided in this city since she was a 1T
tie girl, and her husband. who repre-
SCENTS the Meyer Drug company, coming
here as a commercial traveller for many
years.