Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-30
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

church this afternoon.
on account Of a message. announcing
the serious Illness Of his sister. Night
Ticket Agent Sappenfeld. at the local
depot. has gone 70 Kansas City.
w. A. Cuiicy. representing the Den
yer Type Foundry company Of Den
yer. Colo. vas In the city yesterday,
and was a pleasant CATER at The Cti-
zen Office.
The Citizen IL pleased TO %announc
that Louis Becker, who has been dan
gerously III the past few weeks, is con-
siderably better to-day. but not entire
ly out of danger.
George A. Campneld, who was up
north in the interest OF the hardware
firm Of r. j. Post q Co. returned home
in time to enjoy his Thanksgiving din
ncr with his family.
]. II. o'Reillly a CO. win inausurate
their annual souvenir day on Saturday,
December Sth. and all customers VINO
visit the popular drug store that day
will receive something.
w. l.. Hathaway, the New Mexico
and Arizona general manager OF the
Mutual Life Insurance company OF
New York, IL distributing among the
merchants and other patrons handsome
calendars for the year 1901.
w. F. Powars route agent OF Wells,
Fargo Express company, VINO was out
OF the city the past week or ten days.
on business connected with his duties,
returned to the city Wednesday and ate
hi. Thanksgiving turkey here.
c. c. Hall. the commission broker.
has added to his force OF commercial
travellers, L. A. w. Sawyer, who 10
well known throughout the southwest.
MIR. sawyer arranged his trip - as 20
spend Thanksgiving here with his wire.
DR.. J. II. wroth was called to Grants,
out on the santa Fe Pacific, wednesday
night, to see the young son OF SOL
Block. who recently accidentally shot
hims n, The doctor ~ urned Thanks
giving and repsrts the wounded lad as
getting along nicely.
The Gold avenue hotel and res au-
rant. which has n9urshed the past
year under the management OF John
Cornetto and wife. was closed Wcdnes-
day night. Col. a. w Harris, the own
err Of the property, will not see the
place kept closed very long.
The superintendent Of English mis-
sIons Of the Methodist Episcopal church
for New Mexico. Rev. a. +. Morrison
has returned to the city from a tour
Of the northern counties. He visited
quite a number OF missions while out on
this trip, ana reports them all In -four
lshlng condition.
DR.. y, q. Cornish. chief surgeon OF
the Santa Fe Pacific, with headquarters
and home in this city. expects TO get
into his handsome new residence on
the Highlands In a few weeks. IN
carpenters have about completed their
work, and now Brockmeier a Cox are
busily engaged In putting in the plumb
Ing.
Miss Mabi, HuRt, daughter Of Mrs.
Rose Hunt, came In from Esmcreida, q
little town near Belen. Wednesday
morning. to spend tine Thanksgiving
festivities with relatives and friends.
Miss Mable II the teacher and governess
In the family OF Richard Pohl. the E'-
mere1da general merchant mt stock
raiser.
The Las Vegas Optic says: Mrs. w.
C. Benner. who eloped from Pueblo,
Colo, on Wednesday last, with n fell
low named George Brown, DESERVING
her husband and abandoning her Ave
year old SON. has been located In Albu-
querque. ". NJ. Her husband is a ma
chinist and is employed at the steel
works at Pueblo.
The Albuquerque Guards, also the
cadet organization, will hereafter hold
their meetings In the big hall over the
store of B~rockmcler a Cox, on Gold
avenue. The firm has a force OF plum
bers now at work fixing up the han for
the Guards, and will put In bath tub,
shower bath and make other necessary
improvements for Albuquerque's mill
tary organization.
The Roswell Register says: ID. 8.
Roscnwald, the hustling Junior member
Of the well-known wholesale and retail
cigar aud tobacco firm Of Flesher Il
Rosenwald OF this iowa and Albuquer-
que. returned last Friday from his trip
to New York with his brother. The
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ela Traveller seilhs the tribune ana
f~cathenstohe pleycIes' was mere
wednesday n THANKSGIVING belns
at Inc Cltizen once by II. r.
owen. MT DAVIS ~ on MS way 10 Cal
itornla' n stated ina AiDuquerluf
n fihoehlx were the only TWO towns
In the southwest that he has orders 10
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The bl thanksgiving dlhner at the
African Methodist Episcopal church,
whlch commenced AT IL noon n closed
AT ~ midnight was vel patronized'
hugely enjoyed Tho mhnaseib, M
a everything and everybody working
harmoniously' ana the net proceeds VIII
make a nice sum TO De added 70 tht
church tund. n musical program
which was rendered at Intervals, was
very interesting Hon. b, >, Rodey. del
egate-elect TO congress, made an appro-