Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

Las Vegas.
Frank Kirster has returned from a
successful business trip to the northern
part of the county.
Largest assortment of ladies' skirts
in the city at prices nat defy compe-
tition. Rosenwald Bros.
All families should have a fountain
syringe. You car get the best at j.
II. O'Reilly q Co.'S drug store.
C. A. Grande. sos North Broadway,
fine liq,ors AMI cigars. Fresh lime for
sale. Furnished looms for rent-
Elias Garcia. one Of the successful
sheep buyers Of this city. Ia now In san
Miguel county. where he Is to receive
several thousand lambs.
Smyrna and Administer rugs: bss
shipment just received; new goods;
good styles: standard quality. Albert
Faber. Grant buildisg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bassart. OF South
Arno street. are rejoicing In the arriv-
al OF a sweet little baby that came to
their home Wednesday night.
The Santa Fe will sell tickets to the
national convention OF the Christian
church, Kansas City. for SECS round
trip. return limit october 20.
NJ. X. Parramore, music teacher. Il
prepared to furnish music for all coca
slons. Dances a specially. Call - OF
address, 21sh west Silver Avenue.
J. NJ. Hale. southwestern representa-
tive Of the weyth Hardware company.
after n OF his periodical trips to the
south, returned to headquarters here
yesterday.
The optic says: Miss Sadie Hoffman
has been visiting Mrs. Louis IL
field OF Albuquerque, returned last
night after enjoying a pleasant visit In
the Duke city.
John s. Clark. II. F. Forsythe. A. y.
G. ID. Boucher, q. l.. Gregory
and L. J. Haywood. have returned to
Las Vegas after attending the Ma
sonic doings here.
Largest stock OF underwear In New
Mexico bought by the case from the
manufacturer and sold for less money
other stores can AFFORD to sell
them. b. Ilfeld n Co.
Next Monday afternoon at . o'clock a
OF the officers and directors OF
the New Mexico Humane society will
be held at the office OF Il. w. ID. Bryan.
A full attendance Is desired.
Alexander Robertson. OF Gallup. after |
receiving special treatment for his eyes |
from DIR. Grove. has returned to his du-
in the trainmaster's omce at the
above place. The treatment was very |
beneficial.
A grand Halloween ball will be CIV
en- at Neher's opera house. Tuesday
evening. October 80. by the q. l. A. OF
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive EngI-
reers. Tickets, admitting gentleman
and ladies. si.00.
The beautiful Navajo rug presented |
10 Temple Albert congregation by Mrs. |
Max Schuster and rafied of. was won
by Clark Abrams, at J. II. O'Reilly Il
drug store. The article was one
the finest ever shown here.
DIR. ]. + Raster, chief surgeon of the |
Santa Fe, after a brief stay In the city, |
turing which time he attended the |
meeting and assisted In the |
work, took the delayed morning train |
Today for his headquarters at Topeka, |
Kansas. Come again soon, doctor, you
are always welcome.
C. +. stivers, formerly In the news.
paper business here and elsewhere I'm |
New Mexico, Ii now representing the |
.lbertype company OF brooklyn. N. Y,
and is at Trinidad soliciting subscrip-
for an art souvenir booklet con- |
a description and Views OF
and surroundings.
The Citizen representative this morn
Ing called at the office Of Arson &
the contractors for the new |
santa Fe hotel and depot. and was in
that the contract was expect
ID to be here In the next two days and
o as It Is signed by the city |
they expect to begin operations
At nee
Rev. Thos. Harwood has gone 10 So
zorro to attend the funeral of Mrs. FL
'omena G.. de Salazar, widow OF Rev. |
Salazar. and mother OF Rev. |
2. G.. Salazar, the new presiding elder
II this district for the Methodist Span
mission. The lady who had been
sick for quite a long time. died Thurs
morning.
Contractor McAtee ls In receipt OF
good news from Denver. to the effect
hat his sister, Miss Annie McAtee. who
yas the victim Of a cruel assault a few
ago, Is getting along nicely and II
considered out OF danger. She
not fully recovered her memory.
md still believes hat she must have
a terrible fall.
Judge j. II. Hunt. of Cimarron. col
county. the father OF Charles r.
Hunt. a former sheriff OF this county,
viii spend the winter with the later IN
Paso. Texas. where the son Is man
of a live stock company. Judge
IL getting pretty well along In
iears, being In his eighty-fourth year,
.hough as bright and sprightly as any
nan of his &
A telegram received from Winslow
asst night states that Miss Genevieve
OF Albuquerque reached Win
low on Wednesday and the next morn
ng at 9 o'clock was Joined In marriage
William J. Walsh. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. II. Walsh Of Albuquerque.
The young married gentleman Is a ma
In the employ OF the Santa Fe
working IN the Winslow shops.
md has many friends among his rail-
road associates who wish him and his
bride a long and happy married life,
The brides parents. like those OF the
room, also reside in Albuquerque,
A large party OF high school schol-
irs, under the direction OF Douglas
left In one OF Trimble's
argest co~nveyances his morning for a
rip 4 the Rio Puerco country to
study physical geography. a stop will