Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

the winter here. have returned to their
home In Minnesota.
Quite a large quantity OF wool came
in from the outlying precincts this
morning and was sold at the prevail
ing local market price.
Mrs. NJ. 8. otero. accompanied by her
con, Fred J. otero. returned last night
from their visit to friends In Rio Ar
riba county and Santa Fe.
Miss Hattie Kunz, the pleasant little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kunz,
accompanied Mrs. Thomas McMilhn to
Camp whitcomb yesterday.
Hon. Pedro Perea. delegate to con-
gress. is In the city on a visit TO rela-
tives and friends. He came in from
his home at Bernalillo last night.
Ralph Halloran, represting the New
York Life Insurance company. left this
morning for hi Paso and other cities
south Of the territorial metropolis.
Patrick Walsh. general baggage mas
ter OF the Santa Fe railway. with head
quarters at Topeka, came in from the
north last night and continued on to
El Paso.
NJ. p. sawtelle and Emiiano sando-
val. who are general merchants OF Cab
ezon, are in the city to-day purchasing
goods from the local wholesale mer-
chants.
Mrs. J. X. Smith and son, family OF
Constable James II. Smith. have gone
to Fort Wayne. Ind. where they will
spend the summer among relatives and
friends.
Rev. Cooper and family, OF San An
tonic, Tex, passed up the road for
Santa Fe yesterday morning. He will
succeed Rev. A. A. Hdye, who has
been transferred 10 San Antonio, Texas.
Paul ID. Myers, manager Of the Mu-
tual Automatic Telephone company.
has resigned his position and leaves for
the east tonight. Mr.. William J. Hall
succeeds him as manager Of the Tele-
phone company.
For the past few days a hatless man
has been noticed walking up and down
the streets and n OF the city. Il
10 understood that "Gunnysack" Riley
claims a relationship with the man. and
VIII place him In n museum.
Bernard Ruppe. the wealthy drug
gist. IL arranging TO leave about July
8 for the east. He viii attend the
Elks' convention at Atlantic City. N. j.
after which he will visit his mother
and other relatives In New York.
Per announcement. two sections OF
passenger train No. II arrived last
night, and the last section, arriving at
IL o'clock y. m, constituted nine
coaches. containing 20 marines. with Of
hcers. They were rushed through to
the Pacific coast.
After enjoying a week or ten days
with his parents. Colonel and Mrs. 3.
Lewinson, Seymour Lewinson left this
morning for Ell Paso. Texas. He will
remain In the Pass City for a few days
and then continue on to Phoenix, where
he holds a mercantile position.
The chairman OF the board OF direo-
tors Of the Santa Fe railway, Hon. Al
dace +. Walker who, with a party OF
friends. enjoyed a visit of several weeks
on the Pacific coast. passed through the
city In his special car. on his way to
Chicago and Boston. last night.
w. C. Montfort, with his wife and
daughter. were passengers to the city
from Gallup last night. Mrs. Mont
fort and daughter will enjoy a visit Of
a few days at the home OF II. A. Mot
fort and wife. while Mr.. Montfort will
have to return almost forthwith to CAL
lup.
]. A. Johnson, wife. and son, Edward.
good people of Albuquerque, will leave
tomorrow night for san Francisco,
where they will remain during the sum-
mer. II Mr.. Johnson finds any good
business location on the Pacific coast.
II is likely that they will remain away
indefinitely.
Albuquerque has some exceedingly
generous and at the same time narrow
sighted citizens. This morning II 10
stated as an absolute fact, a hobo tack
led the same AlbuquerQuean threa
times inside OF an hour. and each time
the hobo had materially changed His
appearance. The hobo got a dime on
each call.
George u. Young. editor OF the Will
liams. A. T., News, accompanied by r.
o. Poison, r.. C. Coleman and Jacob
salzman. came In from the west last
night. They are here talking up the
Fourth OF July celebration. and telling
our people OF the many natural beau
ties to be seen on a trip to the Grand
Canon OF the Colorado.
The sad news has been received In
this city of the death OF Mrs. Ada N.
Holden In Lincoln. Neb., the other day.
The lady was well known In this city,
having resided here for several years,
when her daughters. Miss Catherine
Cameron and Miss Blanche Holden,
were popular teachers in the public
schools OF the city. The deceased wss
81 years OF aye