Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-22
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
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The Ladies' Aid society Of the Lead
avenue Methodist church held a bust
ness meeting this afternoon at the
church.
Mrs. Ed. B. Harsch is entertaining
her friend. Mrs. j. swartz. OF st. Joe.
Mo. The lady arrived from the west
last night
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
byterian church are meeting with Mrs.
Il. NJ. Craig. els South Arno street,
this afternoon.
There will be a meeting OF st. Johns
Guild on Friday afternoon at 1880 o'clock
at the vestry. Business OF importance
to be transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. DUNCAN, parents
Of Mrs. Carl and Frank Hopping. left
| this morning for their old home in
Burlington. Iowa. after a pleasant
visit OF fou months.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Johnson and Mrs.
j. A. Ancheta, OF silver City. returned
from a trip to Los Angeles last night,
and will continue on homeward after
spending to-day here.
Mrs. II. T. Hodgin. niece OF Prof. G.
T.. Hodgln. who has been visiting with
the genial professor and his wife the
past four months. left this morning for
her home In Richmond. Ind.
Il. Holman. OF Chicago. the partner
OF MIR. Arson. and one Of the contrac-
tors for the new hotel and depot, ame
in hast night and will lend his assist
ance to pushing the work along.
The Trinidad Chronicle says that Miss
Marguerite Burns. DAUGHTER OF the Hon
r. ID. Burns. OF TERRA Amarillo. this
territory. has returned home after a
visit with her sister. Mrs. p. II. Muir
ray.
Major Ernest Meyers has returned
from Denver. lie ran into some severely
cold weather in Colorado and quickly
decided to strike out for home. where
he knew he would b. comfortable. be-
sides he was not at all well during his
trip.
The Talbot property at the corner OF
Second street and Railroad avenue.
now occupied by H.. Ruppe and others
Is to be sold December 18th. This Is
done to settle some litigation over the
estate, and TO provide funds to a on
some debts.
At the special session of the city
council held yesterday afternoon, the
contract for building the sidewalks
that have been advertised to be built by
the city, was awarded to stevens q
Dultman. There are between 800 and
| 900 feet to be built.
There was a very pleasant reception
last night at the hospitable home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Hathaway on
North Second street. Mrs. Hathaway
entertained a number Of the young So
ciety people OF the city. the guests of
honor being Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Mat
son.
The regular scml-annull election oil
officers OF Albuquerque Encampment
No. 4. I. %. O. F.. will be held tonight
After the business session an oyster
supper will be served. and a smoker
with its usual talk. will follow, Ever,
patriarch In the city Is invited to at
tend.
J MI. and Mrs. c. w. Kunz. of North
Fourth street. are expecting : theii
daughter. Mrs. Myra Saddler. OF Joplin
I Mo, to pay them a visit In a few days
Mrs. Saddler was one OF Albuquerque,
mo- popular young ladies and hei
many friends here viii be pleased tC
see her.
! Mrs. J. ]. Mcdonald and son. Clar
; ence, passed through this city the otheI
! afternoon on route TO Chicago. wher.
Mr.. Mcdonald II the city ct culator o
r Hearst's Chicago American. Mrs. NJ
v Donili was born and raised In Callfor
I mia and his Is her first trip away from
) that state.
9 Starkey, the ball player who playeC
q short stop for the Browns here las
September during the tournament hell
at the time of the street carnival. anC
I who played a game that will not sooi
: be forgotten. IL said to have beer
signed by the Cleveisad club OF tn,
American league for next season.
o There Ii a probability that the foo
ball team from the College OF Agricul
$ ture and Mechanic Arts at Las Cruce
I VIII play the elven of the Indian schoo
here on Saturday. The Mesilla vale,
: boys play the Normal school team a
Las Vegas on Thanksgiving day. an.
e expect to win. In the Indian schoO
n team they expect a very close game.
Since the putting on Of the Californl.
> limited trains all the passenger con
ductors running between this city an,
= La Junta nav s~top-overs In the ter
) %ritorlal metropolis much to their graft
hcation. The personnel Is now as fol
: lows: Conductors J. NJ, Leseney. II. d
I Snyder, A. W. West. n. +. Hayes, c
; II. Stevenson. A. p. Gatchell. W J. Flu
; gate and Jerry Quinn.
owing to the new hotel and depot be,
ing placed across Gold avenue. tn,
Electric Light company are compelled
4 to move the poles carrying the servic,
, wires which have heretofore stood oil
the above avenue and the railroad
tracks. A number OF poles OF extr,
size and height Will be placed on Rail
road avenue. sufficient to carry tn
, present service and considerable in
Creasp in the future