Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-10
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Miss Sadie Hill, a typo or the Clean
er office, Gallup, IL here On a visit to
friends.
Mrs. A. b. Fitch and daughter, on an
employees ticket, left last night for san
Diego, Cal.
Jacobo Perca, who was here the past
few days, lef for his home at Berna-
hllo this morning.
Regular meeting Harmony lodge, No
II, /. o. o. F.. this evening First de
gree and installation.
NJ. Berardineli and two sons. after
a visit to Albuquerque friends. return
ed to santa Fe this morning.
The band offers to play in the city
park on most reasonable terms, and a
committee is out securing the funds.
A. c. Voorhees,, attorney of Ration.
who VAS here yesterday on legal mat
ters. returned to Ration this morning.
Mrs. Edward G~runsfeld. who was at
lei Paso on a visit to relatives and
friends, returned To the city this morn
ing.
W. Moore Clayton, of the Brad
streets agency. left this morning for
Santa Fe on business connected with
the agency.
Valentine c. de Baca, a former county
commissioner. was here purchasing
| supplies. He returned 10 Pena Blanca
this morning.
Ed. owen left this morning for Las
Vegas, where he goes to accept a posi-
ton as stenographer in the office oi
TIainmaster II. G. Fox.
Mrs. William Chaplin and baby, fam.
lily of the Railroad avenue shoe dealer
base returned to the city from theii
prOtracted visit to Missouri relatives
and friends.
Hon. ID. Bradford Prince, of Santa
Fe, il in the city on some important
legal matters. He expects to gee
through In order to return to Santa IL
tomorrow morning.
Mrs. j.. c. Elder. mother of DIR. Ell
der. at the local railway hospital. will
leave Thursday night for Southern
California, where she will remain dur,
ing the warm months.
Word reached the city yesterday thaI
Gallup's attorney, l.. l.. Henry, ant
wife, are rejoiced owe the arrival a
their home of a bouncing baby son
which arrived on July 6.
The Santa Fe route has issued q
finely illustrated pamphlet entitled III
a Tourist Sleeper" The pamphlet IL
appropriately illustrated and printed
on extra fine book paper.
J. Il. Luthy. who accompanied his
wife and children to Long Beach. Cal.
has returned to the city, leaving this
balance OF the family on the a I,
remain until about the first of Septem.
Der.
Miss $. b. Sutherland and Miss Ellz
abeth NJ. Smith, two mission teacher
OF the city. left this morning FOR tn,
Centennial state, The former goes 4,
Colorado Springs, and the latter 4
Palmer's Lake.
ii. A. Montfort and wife left yes
terday morning for Cincinnati, Ohio
where they will spend the summe
with their daughter. II is reported tina
they will probably make Cincinnati
their future home.
ID. p. F~reelove. the contractor an'
carpenter, left this morning for Pen;
Blanca. He took along with hin
plans and specifications Of a new red
dsnce which viii soon be erected "a
Pena Blanca by Antonio Ortiz.
Alex Bowie, OF the CaledOnian Goa
company, who was here yesterday. lef
this morning on his summer vacation
lie will visit relatives and friends 1
Virginia and Alabama, and expects
be absent from the territory about
month or six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F~lournoy. accompanie
by their daughter. Miss Nellie. an
Miss Eta Halloran. will leave Thurs
day night for Southern California
After a short stay there. they will Wis
San Francisco and other importar
cities along the Pacific coast
G. II. Elmendorf. one OF the princip,
owners of the American Valley con
pany, came in from a visit 10 III
ranch In SocoIVo county this morning
ana continued north 10 Santa he. Al
reports the ranges OF Socorro county
! "A bad ia for want OF water, althoug
the past few days very good rains hay
visited that section OF New Mexico.
Although Mann Bros, old town garC
: eners N fruit risers, cut and d.
strOyed about 1900 peach trees, the
are O supplying the local mark,
with some fine ripe peaches About 81
trees were left M they are pretty W,
y loaded with peaches. This Is the hr
. season for several years past that a
RlJ Grande valley fruit raiseGs are fu
d nishing the local market with peache
Il, II. Bartlett. who was married
Miss Matilda Hoffman the other da
left this morning for Chadwick. H..
which city Mrs Bartlett was called
u the morning OF the marriage Ia :
spouse to a telegram announcing d
serious illness OF her father. Mr. Bar
lett was accompanied north this NOR
n ing by his mother Mrs, II II. Bartle
who will leave the train at Kans
City.