Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-08
LOCAL PhnhC RAPHS,

Joseph Bibo. the general merchant o.
Bernslillo. 10 here interviewing local
wholesale merchants.
Next Friday evening at the consrs-
gational church. c. W. Ward will give
an illustrated lecture on The Passion
Play"
Otto Dieckmann. the weii-known In
surance and real estate agent, has gone
to California on business. He expects
to be absent about ten days.
Mrs. John McAntire, wife Of a promi-
nent Joplin, Mo-. attorney, with her
son John Jr.. have again come to AL
buquerque. for the purpose Of spending
the winter.
wilmot n. Booth. assistant bookkeep-
er at the Office Of Gross, Blackwell a
Co, has been seriously III with typhoid
fever. IL Is understood to-day that he
II slowly recovering.
Schools and churches wishing candy
for Christmas would do well to see US
early. All candies guaranteed strictly
pure. Out Of town orders solicited. De-
laney's Candy Kitchen.
Last night. after a visit of several
we ks here. Mrs. J. s. Mactavish and
children returned to their home at Mag
dalena. while here they were guests of
Mrs. Andrew Fraser, a sister of Mr..
Mactsvish.
]. F. Cook and Henry Lyle. Of Socor-
TO, where both are interested in the cat
tie business. are in the city to-day. MT.
Cook states hat the stock ranges of
socorro county are showing up nicely.
| there being at present plenty OF good
water and grass.
he sure and attend the Guild tea at
Mrs. Hathaway's on North Second
street. Tuesday from 8 to 8. Dec. nth.
Invite your friends. both gentlemen and
ladies. as a cordial invitation is extend
| ed to all. Delicious refreshments win
be served. Don't miss a pleasant social
afternoon.
Lieut.. w. G. Mccormack and wife.
| stationed at Fort Apache. came in from
| the east, where they were visiting, last
night, being met at the depot by Mayor
10. ". Maroon. who attended school with
Mrs. Mccormack at Port Henry. N. Y,
years ago. The lieutenant and wife
continued north to Fort Apache.
Judge ]. T. Dougine. who resided IN
this city a few years ago. and became
Interested In mining in several OF the
| districts of the southwest with Col. T.
II. Mills OF Las Vegas, vas on the train
last night going from Chicago to Con-
grcss. Arizona. where he ~ interested
n the development of several good
mines.
A pleasant social evening was spent
last night at the home OF Mrs. T. s
Francis on North Second street by the
members OF st. Johns choir and their
friends. Games and music followed by
delicious refreshments constituted the
program. These socials are held at diff
ferent places every wv weeks and are
very enjoyable affairs.
w. II. Morley. son OF Mrs. Ada Jar
rett Morley OF Datil, Socorro county,
has been reelected captain OF the Co.
lumbia university football team fol
1901. He played half-back on the Co.
lumbia team for two years, and was
made captain In 1900. to succeed Capt
Thos. Simons. who was forced to resigr
becauss OF an injured knee.
Joseph II. Hampson, with his Wifi
and party of friends. came In from tn,
east last night In his private car. and
during the wait OF the train here wa,
entertained In conversation by his ole
friend. George L. Brooks. Mr.. Hamp
son Is the president and builder OF th'
Mexico, Cuernava a Pacific railroad
and was returning to the City of Mex
leo from New York.