Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-23
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


Don't miss the not free lunch at the
White Elephant tonight.
The Zeiger Cafe will spread an ele-
CANT hot free lunch tonight.
Berthold Spitz. with his estlmable
wife. returned from El Paso this morn
Ing.
The infant child OF MaximianO Cha
YES, Of Barelas. died yesterday, and
was buried this morning.
Frank Chaves, deputy in the office
OF Collector Solomon Luna at Los
Lunas, Is in the city to-day.
B. +. Meyers, the cigar manufacture
err, formerly of lei Paso, but now of
Denver. is again in the city,
Miss Lou Hughes, bookkeeper at The
Citizen, returned last evening from a
fishing trip on the upper Pecos.
Joseph Barnett and wife have
reached Los Angeles. They will be
absent several weeks from the city.
Sylvestre Mlrabel, who was here On
business the past few days. returned
to his home at San Rafael last night.
Two trains, loaded down with Mex
| leo and southern New Mexico cattle,
passed through the city for the north
this morning.
Miss Katherine Adams. public school
teacher, and her mother. Mrs. A. NJ.
Adams, will leave tonight for south
ern California.
Alderman w. c. Leonard, with his
wife and daughter. will leave tonight
for Middleboro, Mass, where they will
spend the summer.
A free dance and concert will be held
at the Orchestrion hall tonight. to
which a general invitation is extend
ed to all to attend.
Edward Grunsfeld. representing the
and Ferd. Levi, formerly of this city,
are in southern Arizona.
There will be a free lunch at the
White Elephant tonight that will
please the most fastidious. Drop in
there while down town.
Col. X. Mandell, father of Mike Man
dell. arrived last night from New York
and will remain in the territorial me
tropolis for several weeks.
Rev. II. NJ. Craig. the Presbyterian
synodical missionary and superintend'
ent OF missions, returned last nigh
from northern New Mexico.
Harry Trossell, a teacher at the loca
government ndian school is enjoying
visit from his sister, Miss May Tros,
/ sell. who arrived last night from Santa
Fe.
Miss Tierney, daughter Of Mr.. anC
/ Mrs. Martin Tterney, Will leave to-mor
row night for Burlington, Iowa. wher'
she will spend the summer Will rela
lives.
Frank Cline, the night mixer at 9Th,
Climax" resort, had an abscess re
= moved the other day, and he is aroun,
limping with a cane, The left leg 1
affected.
Theodore Chaves and wife. after
I visit to friends in Old albuquerque. re
turned last night to Holbrook, from
which place they viii taxi the stag,
for their home at st, Johns. A. T.
Messrs. Quickel & Bottle invite thei
friends, and all visitors, to call to
night at the Zeiger Cafe. They hav
made preparations to serve one OF thei
: elegant hot lunches and expect every
body. to come.
a Hon. II. NJ. Dougherty, one of SocoI
ro's very best attorneys, reached IN
city on a freight train yesterday after
noon, and continued on to Denver la;
night. lie will be absent from the tel
ritory for a week.
A. J. LOOMS, deputy internal revenu
collector, who was here the past feI
days on a collecting trip. returned
Santa Fe this morning. Mr.. Loom
states that Albuquerque Is the be-
revenue paying town In the district.
H. The nominations are made n n
re- campaign will soon open, To hear a
the latest news, and TO discuss the p,
ltical situation drop into the Zeig'
-e Cafe, the best of wet goods viii
ne found at the bar, and a fine lunch
q, the chefs counter,
Charles X. NewhalL who represen
= ed the Albuquerque Shriners at the r
X cent big Shrine meeting at Washin.
v, ton, ID. c., after which he visited b
folks at Boston, returned last Nigh
N being met at the depot by Mrs. Ne'
han and Miss Nellie Flournoy.