Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

All members " Albuquerque lodge.
No. 1. I. o. o. F. are requested to be
present Friday night. Dec. II. There
will be election OF officers. Ry order
81 the Noble Grand. w d. Powles, sec
rotary.
Tonsilitls seems to be a most popular
complaint among the people OF Albu
lueraue. half a dozen OF more are nov
confined 20 their homes on account OF
this disease. Hugh J Trotter Is tn
Attest victim.
There will be a special meeting o.
Temple lodge. No. 6, A. +. n a. NJ. al.
Masonic hall on Saturday evening
Dec, 10. at 8 o'clock. Work In the VI
NJ. degree. BY order OF w NJ g. w.
Medler. secretary.
J. w. Miller and wife, we'll known
people of the Indian village OF Jemez
where Mr.. Miller was for many years
the general merchant and Indian trad
er. are In the city to-day. and will re-
main a few days.
Miss Fern. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. JENNIE, win be united In marriag,
TO Ebert NJ. Bryant. the ceremony {
take place at the home OF the 'prospec-
I've brides parents. No. az South
Fourth street, Christmas night.
Mrs. Julia Rendel and daughter, OF
Denver. and L. l.. Gldden and wife. o..
Colorado Springs. took advantage o
he Miners excursion rates and are
visiting the southwestern country. They
IRE here to-day. stopping at the Grand
Central.
Robert Fitzpatrick. clerk at the hard
ware store OF E. J. Post n Co, is keep
ing up with the procession, and In con
sequence 10 erecting a four-room brick
cottage on South Fifth street, Bliss &
Weir having the contract. IN plum
bins Is being done by A. l.. Staehiln.
Manager w. J. oliver, with his ia
nous local Indian school football team.
and J. w. Travis. one OF the teachers
left this morning for Las Vegas. where
tomorrow afternoon they will bum
heads and crack shins with the Mr..
nal school eleven OF that city. 1t e.
dollars to doughnuts down In this city
that the Indian school boys will return
victorious.
Miss lola Black. of East Lead ave
nue.. was II years old yesterday. and
the young miss In honor of that event
entertained the Amateur Musicale club
II which she Is a member. After the
rendition OF a nice musical program
iancing, ETC., a most enjoyable lunch
was served. The Hirlyer children
Helen and Deon-wcre present. and
gave their pretty cake walk.
The slides TO b. used at the Passion
Play lecture this evening were prepared
from a fine selection OF photographs
occurred In Ober Ammergau this sum
ner by McAllister. the famous manu-
'acturer. They are admirably adapted
20 illustrate the lecture to be given by
c. w. Ward at the Congregational
church this evening, Secure your tick
rs at Matson a. Co.'S store on Railroad
avenue.
The second miners excursion OF the
present season passed through the city
asst night. some OF the excursionist.
going southwark and some out west.
Two gentlemen. S, j. T. johnson and
George s. Crum. Of Denver. having
read in The Citizen of a deposit OF
"odo ~cosite" ore In the n. F. Glltner
mine in the Sandia district. stopped
over in this city, and this morning left
for the Sandals to inspect the deposit.
As stated in The Citizen at the time OF
discovery. this Is the third Instance on
record where O coslte' ore has been
found.