Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

l.. A.. Hughes. the Santa Re wool
buyer. Is In the city to-day.
Hon. W. -. Childers left for Santa Re
his morning On legal business.
Regular services will be held at Tenn
pie Albert this evening at 5:45 o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. Moore and Miss Mcdonald.
Of Las Vegas. are In the metropolis to-
day.
The jana Grocery company for
dressed or live poultry and Baltimore
oysters.
New England supper tonight. from :
O'Clock on. at the Congregational
church.
Half a dozen ~well-known eastern
commercial tourists are In the city to-
day with their samples.
V. V. Mead. of III Paso. who Is known
to a number OF Albuquerque people. Is
At the Hotel Highland.
G. ]. Bradley and X. II. Clark. reg
lstering at Sturges' European from
santa Fe. are In the metropolis.
Fresh home dressed springs, II c
| pound. Home dressed hens. 12c pound.
at the San Jose Market tomorrow.
T.. A. Waring, a merchant of Gallup.
came In from the west this morning,
and IL stopping at Sturges' European.
ID. G. Hobart. who was here and In
santa Fe the past few days talking pol
itics. left for Silver city this morning.
Only 25 cents for a good old-fashioned
4 49, Ina.f.. l a.sHnAs NJ NhA It.HsA8n
tional church this evening, from .
o'clock on.
T. Y. Maynard, the watch Inspector
and jeweler, who was south on official
business, has returned to his store on
Second street.
c, II. Elmendorf, the %well-known
secretary OF the American Valley com
pany, il in the city on business con-
nected with his company.
NJ. w. F~lournoy. the we'll known vice
president OF the First National bank,
returned to the city last night, after
a business visit to Chicago.
The gold watch lost for the second
time by Miss Nellie Brewer has been
found. II. IL. Hawkins finding It and
turning 1t over to h young lady.
Hon. IL 10. Ferguson, who came In
from the south this morning, left a few
hours later for Ration, where he will ad-
dress a democratic meeting tonight,
J. +. G~oodlander. the drug tourist,
came IN from the Pacific coast this
morning. and has a fine line of samples,
which he Is showing to local druggists
to-day.
A. A. Grant, owner OF Albuquerque
big enterprises, was a passenger to the
city this morning from Los Angeles
and will remain here probably until
after the election.
Charles Keppler has purchased the
saloon on South First street, formerly
run by Diamond 4 Co, and will be
pleased to greet all his old friends and
many new patrons.
George G, Bowman, United States
gauger for New Mexico, goes to Aztec
at public auction Monday, october 22
dition for the internal revenue depart
ment and expects to be gon about
week.
Miss Susie Martin, sister Of Mrs
Luke Walsh and Mrs. p. j. Mcfarland
whose guest she has been for som
time, left this morning for Monero, ri,
Arriba county. where she Is employed
as school teacher,
James Carruthers, the San Pedr'
|, mine operator, who has been in the cit!
during the week, attending the Ma
c sonic meetings and interviewing a den
Q list, left for his headquarters to-day
Q having enjoyed his visit here exceed
Q ingly.
c Mrs. Al Thelin was at the local depo
this morning to meet an old schoolmat'
and friend. Mrs. Minnie Adams, VIII,
was at Los Angeles, where she spen
the past summer, with friends. Tn
), lady vas on her way to her home II
Kansas city.
" Antonio Apache, a few years K
c resident OF this territory. now enjoying
"swelldOm" In New York. Is in the city
stopping at the Hotel Highland. II I
learned that the visitor is a mining lex
pert, and will continue west to-nigh
to Arizona, on some important minin
matters In which the New York bank
er. J. Pierrepont Morgan, Is interested
r.. A. Cahoon and J. W. Poe, VIII
were here as the Roswell representa-
tives at the Masonic grand lodge meet
ings, have returned home, via Trinidad
Mr.. Caho0n stated to The Citizen ma
= that the Roswell fair. held a few day
before they left for Albuquerque wa
one Of the biggest successes OF the kin
ever seld In the southwest, and every
body along the Peeos valley was d.
lighted with Roswelrs first 'stre'
fair" Mr.. oahoOn stated that the ba
,c loon man, under contract 10 the Roi
Be we'll fair, had M such ~dlficuity
Do Lltt's balloonist at the Albuquerqt
fair. for the former made wonderful al
30 tensions every afternoon and eyenlr
at Roswell. while the latter prove
D chicken hearted and utterly n good
10 the disappointment Of the local IA
committee and the visitors here.