Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

=. r. jenkins and wife were passen-
gers last night for Kansas City. where
they will visit friends for a few weeks
Mrs. Dan scruggs. who was at San
ia Fe visiting her parents. John James
and wife, came In from the north last
night.
Miss May Tabor has gone to FL Paso
on a few weeks vacation. She Is a
clerk at the store OF the Golden Rule
Dry Goods company.
Regular meeting OF Adah Chapter
No. s, O. f. s.. this evening. at 5 O'Clock
in Masonic Temple. BY order OF w. NJ.
Nellie NJ. Butler. secretary.
Mrs. Henry Gerpheide Will spend her
vacation among Wisconsin relatives
and friends She viii leave the city on
Sunday night.
Mrs. N. t. Armijo yesterday received
a cabiegram from her daughter. Miss
Aureila Armijo. giving the Information
that she mad safely arrived in Europe.
The woman's Relief Corps request
all those having flowers to donate to
leave them at X. OF p. hall on the
/ morning OF May 3Oth, not later than
$50.
Miss Bertha Hegman will leave to-
night for oberlin, Ohio. where She Will
enjoy her summer vacation. She Is the
| popular principal OF the Third ward
public school.
Judge Stansberry. special govern
ment attorney I o take testimony in
Indian depreciation claims against the
government, returned last night from a
professional trip to Las Vegas.
Rev. F. A. McCarter. acting chaplain
at Fort Wingate. was out with the
Salvation Army people last night. He
will speak at the barracks on South
Second street tonight. All are well
come.
Tomorrow Saturday afternoon. the
New Mexico University base ball team
and the team from the government In
dian school will meet each other again,
this time at the old town fair grounds,
Admission, Is cents.
The homeseekers excursion, men.
toned at some length in to-day's Citi-
zen. and which left Denver yesterday
morning, lie expected To reach this city
sometime tonight. At his point the,
will divide. some going west into Ari'
zona, and the others going south.
Mrs. C. r. Waugh and daughter are
now at Ell Paso on a visit. Mr.. Waugh
In buying wool for and otherwise rep
Presenting the firm OF Gross. Blackwell
IL Co. over in the White Oaks country
and he will Join his family at I'll Pas
in a few days. after which they will
return to this city.
Superintendent Trimble states that h,
win give mother free concert, followe,
by q dance, at the Orchestrion hall to
morrow CSa~turday) night, and every
body Is invited to attend. The hall hai
been rented for Sunday afternoon
hence the usual free concert for tina
afternoon win not be held.
]. w. Cox, probably one of the mos
successful cattle buyers of I'll Paso an,
northern Mexico, passed up the roa'
for Kansas City and Chicago thii
morning. where he zoe on importan
cattle business. Mr.. Cox. 80 1t d
stated. has shipped out of northeri
Mexico about 300. 900 head OF cattle II
the past few years.
A few days g The Citizen mention
ed that Frank A. Lee, treasurer of tn
new opera house and clerk at Mandel
& Grunsfeld's. was arranging to max
a trip to southern California and Incl
dentaily remarked that rumor had |
that he would soon become a benedict
OF course the item was PREMATURE
fact was denied, but still Frank con
tinued to act nervous m to-day with
out much preparation. he left on tn
flyer for southern California. The Citi
zen has been requested to keep quie
the name OF the town he will first visl
and other matters connected therewit
a secret for the time being.