Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-22
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.

Attorney james q. Fitch, OF Socorro,
passed through the city this morning
for Santa Fe.
Mrs. Daniel Scruggs was down south
on a visit to friends. The lady returned
home this morning.
Mrs. ID. B. Aud and son, Larson, who
were on a visit 10 Colorado relatives
and friends. returned to the city last
night.
Mrs. c. A. Hawks and daughter, Miss
Grace, after a p~rOtraoted visit In south
ern California, returned to the city this
morning.
Is. $. Ro-iey, the attorney, was out In
western Valencia county on some legal
matters. He returned from the west
thic morning.
sheriff c. Il. Blackington, of Socorro,
county, came in from the south this
morning, likewise Carlos Baca, of Va
lencia county.
Richard Pohl, a well-known merchant
ami stock raiser of Valencia county, To-
Gated near Belen, Is In the territorial
metropolis to-day.
Judge j. w. Crumpacker and wife,
Hon. Neln b. Field and Colonel Il. w.
Dobson left this morning for Santa Fe.
They go on legal matters.
@. c. Hal has fitted up handsome Of
fees on west Silver avenue, where he
keeps samples of groceries and balks
politics and fair and laundry.
Rev. Charles Pintor. a prominent
Catholic Clergyman Of El Paso, enjoy
ed yesetrday among the local priests.
He left this morning for Denver.
Max MandeIl, brother OF Mrs. Mike
Mandell. will arrive this evening FROM
New York. and will Accept a position
at the dry goods store Of l.. b. Stern
Mrs. James Mehan and children, OF
Ell Paso, arrived this morning from the
south, and will visit until after the fair
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Da-
Wis.
Miss Hicks, who was here the past
year for her health. left this morning
for her home at Ionia, Mich. She wal
a clerk at the dry goods store of Ifeld
& Co.
r. l.. Dodson. manager of the Albu-
querque Cycle and Arms company, left
last night for Gallup, where his com
pany has a branch store. Mr.. Dodson
took along with him n lot OF posters
about the territorial fair.
Miss Margaret McGillivTay, accom-
panied by Mrs Getchel. who is here
from Michigan, left this morning for
Sonta Fe, where they will enjoy the
high altitude for a day. They expect to
| return to the metropolis uo-nlght.
The executive committee of the Terri
tcrlal Flir association will hold an Inn
portant meeting at The city building to-
night. Bids for privileges win be open
ed, and several important ccmmunica-
tions viii be read and some action
taken on them.
Miss NJ. Il. Gilmore, the well-known
music teacher, has concluded to take a
rest from her labors-she having taught
during the past few hot months, and
will leave Tomorrow morning for h
cage. Miss Gilmore Will be absent until
the latter part oi October.
Mrs. A. Il. Crosby and her mother,
Mrs. Strong, former Albuquerqueans'
arrived hast night from the east, where
they have been visiting friends. They
are on their way home to San Luis Po-
tosi, Mexico. While In the city they viii
be the guests of A. b, Brown and wife
Mrs. George IL. Frost. wife of Con
ductor Frost, and her nephew, Rufus
| n..-lWt,A, laft thKg ranFsnlnsr fnas lhieaRn
where they viii visit relatives am
friends for a few weeks. Mr., Goodrtcl
Is the private secretary of /. l.. Hib'
bard, division superintendent OF IN
Santa Fe Pacific.
Dr. S. b. Wolfe, inspector OF agencies
for the Washington LAfe Insurance
company, OF New York, arrived las
night, and is around to-day with this
| oomlslny's New Mexico general agent
Edward Grunsfeld. The doctor wai
met uhis morning by The Citizen repre-
sentative and was found a very pleas
ant gentleman.
Arthur Eyeritt, the jeweler. Is To-
day busily engaged in moving his stool
OF goods from his long-establisheC
headquarteas on h south side o
Railroad avenue t the north side II
the rejuvenated store lately &C
cupied by the Rico cafe. The OLD
EyerItt store room will oon be occu
pied by a saloon, with Messrs, Locke 4
Dawson as pToprietois.
Alderman George Oglen. of III Paso
accompanied by c. Il. Dixon and wife
came In from the south this morning
ana while The train was at the depo
was met by Joseph Barnett, whom the.
failed this time TO persuade TO accom-
pany them to New York. Mrs. Dixol
viii visit her old home In Cincinnati
Ohio, but MessIs, Dixon and Ogden vii
go on TO New York, for the purpose o
witnessing the FNrtzsimmons-Sharke
glove contest.
A few days ago The Citizen mention
ed the fact that A. N. Kearns. who ha'
resigned his position as chief clerk a
the freight depot on account OF II
health, would accept another position
Chat OF cashier) where the duties Wen
not 80 trying, Yesterday the change DC