Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

w. L. Tnmble left this morning fOi
Thornton and Bland
f. c. Newcomer. chief deputy sheriff,
was a passenger for Gallup last night
r. II. Hemus. the Santa Fe railway
claim agent. Is ia the city from LA
Vegas.
Miss Field, sister Of Mrs. @. V.
crosby. left for her home In Chicago
after a pleasant visit here.
REV. Robert Renison left last night
for Gallup ON Friday evening. IN that
town he will deliver his lecture on
South Africa.
Miss Katie \ann. daughter OF s.
Vann, the jeweler. who was at Bland
on a visit 10 Miss BESSIE Overhuls, has
returned to the city.
Mrs. Solomon Luna and Miss Emma
Huning. according to "a cablegram re.
ceived by Hon. NJ. II. Otero, OF Santa
Zee. have arrived in Europe.
Two train loads Of cattle. direct from
the ranges Of Southern New Mexico,
passed through the city for Colorado
and Kansas pastures this morning.
Hon. Solomon Luna. prospective can.
didate for delegate to congress, is in
the city from Los Lunas and is ming
ling with the local republican leaders
to-day.
Frank Arnold, who was formerly in
the employ of the Fred. Harvey eat.
ing house system at Winslow. a be n
transferred TO this city. lie came west
from Newton, Kan.
Mrs. J. J. sheridan. wife Of the pop.
ular deputy United States marshal.
after a pleasant visit TO her friend,
Mrs. a. -. Renehan. OF Santa Fe, re-
turned TO the city last night.
captain Powars. the well-known
route agent OF Wells, Fargo Express
company, left this morning for Ger
rillos. lie will return to the city this
afternoon.
q. II. Young. the division superinten-
dent of Wells, Fargo Express company,
with headquarters at Denver, will ar
rive in the city this evening and leave
tomorrow morning for the towns south
OF the metropolis.
A.. Clarion has disposed Of his com.
mission business on North Third street
to Messr. Shuhlebarger 4 Rogers, who
took immediate possession. Mr.. Shut.
flebarger formerly held a position with
the Whitney company.
Mrs, George w. Smith and son left
this morning for Topeka, Kan. on q
visit of "A few weeks. Miss Mabel. the
pretty daughter. will remain at home
with her father, the popular master
mechanic at the local shops.
II. w. LOOMS, for years a deputy
United States marshal of this territory.
and a good one at that, passed up the
road from Eel Paso for Las Vegas this
morning. Mr.. LOOMS is interested in
mining at Casas Grande. Mexico.
Mrs. Stella Metz, who has been re-
siding In the old town since
breaking up housekeeping on West Sill
yer avenue, was at the depot this
morning. she left for the north and
will remain indefinitely among Colo
RADIO relatives and friends.
Judge ]. w. Crumpacker N wife,
with Miss Kittie Crumpacker,~ returned
to the city last night. after a most
pleasant visit to relatives and friends In
Canada and Indiana. Sheriff Thomas
). Hubbell. who was at Santa Te yes
terday. accompanied the Judge and
wife back to the city.
w. N. Parkhurst, the energetic New
Mexico and Arizona agent of the
Equitable Life Assurance society who.
with his estimable wife and baby, Is
spending the heated months In Santa
Fe, came in from the territorial CAPT.
tai last night to consult with those In
charge OF his office here. He found
everything in tip-top order, business
keeping up nicely, and In consequence
returned to Santa BE this morning. He
reports his health very good. n says
Mrs. Parkhurst and baby are In fine
physical health.