Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

lOCAl PAhAdhAfHS,
The board OF county commissioner
will hold a meeting on Monday, June i.
G. A. Daiies, a w%ell-known and popu-
lar citizen of Belen. Is In the city to-
day.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Lead
avenue Methodist church held "A spe-
cial meeting at the church this after
noon.
n. w. Woodbury.. the well-known
mine operator u the Cochiti mining
district. was here for a few hours last
night.
Mrs. Morrison. wife OF the mai car
rier, will leave tonight for Chicago
on an extended visit 10 relatives and
friends.
There will be a special meeting II the
FIRE department Tuesday evening at s
o'clock sharp; important business. BY
order OF Chief Il. Ruppe.
Charles Reinken, a popular clerk at
John Becker's big Belen store, mingled
with his Albuquerque friends yester-
day. He returned south this morning.
Miss Anna NJ. Turner, Indian schoo
teacher at Isleta, and one OF her little
scholars, enjoyed the Sabbath in this
city. They returned to Isleta this
morning.
Louis Geiger, a well-known clothler
clerk of Denver, Is expected here to-
morrow night. lie will accept a posi-
ton at the clothing store OF Simon
Stern on Railroad avenue.
Alfred Grunsfeld. of the wholesale
dry gods firm OF Grunsfeld Bros, re-
turned to the city last night from a
business trip to Santa Fe. being met
at the depot by his most estimable
wife.
The Badaracco summer garden out on
the Mountain road, was thrown open
to the public last Saturday night. and
a telephone message to-day states that
the opening was a success In every par
ticular.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. McGafey are EN-
pertaining Mrs. win. c. Barnes. OF
Phoenix, Arizona. The lady Is the wife
of the well-known president OF the Ari'
zona Live Stock and Sanitary board.
She expects to be here a couple o.
weeks.
Marcus Il. Sawtelle, the well-knowr
and popular general merchant OF Ca
bezon, Is In the city to-day. He says
his section of Bernallllo county has
been visited by several good rains, thai
cattle n sheep look fine, and that
the people are prosperous.
Superintendent Trimble has put tn,
grounds in fine shape for next Wed
nesday's game. "A full view OF the dia'
mond Is obtained from any position II
the big grand stand No charge will
be made for admission to the grand
stand.
Mrs. Jacob Sichler. OF Belen, passed
up the roa la saturday night fol
New York. where she will take d
steamer for an extended visit to her old
home in Germany, and before her re-
turn she will visit the Paris exposition
The lady is a sister OF Mrs. John Beck
er. Of Belen.
DIR. J. NJ. Coburn. OF the Denver
Archaeological research party who are
spending a day or two In the city. went
Ab"h ~ JhditLt MtAitOt last nlkntt
leaving the balance Of the party here to
investigate some prehistoric ruins
near Kleinwort's slaughter house.
south OF this city,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Borden and daughter
Miss Bessie Borden, returned to tn,
city the other day from Cabezon
where they have been located the pas
year In charge of the mission church
and school. Yesterday morning Mis-
Bessie left for Socorro, where she will.
visit her sister for a short time.
Last Saturday afternoon Miss Ion,
Albright, the pretty daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. @. T.. Albright, entertaine,
the All for Fur Club" at her parents
residence, corner OF Fourth street an,
TiJeras venue. The club Is
OF a dozen little girls and Miss Ion
entertained them In royal style. Game
We're played and refreshments served
o +. A. Hubbell, who has beer
Landing and shearlng In the MogolIoI
mountains OF Socorro county, returne,
TO his home in this city last saturda,
night, n was noticed caressing IN
httle ones OF his household yesterda,
AFTERNOON Mr.. Hubbell states hat IN
Landing OF his hocks will amount 1,
about SO per cent, and that the shear
ing VIII develop an output equal, il no
considerably greater. than for the pas
several years.
I Rev Robert NJ. Craig ana dauehte,
5 Miss Minnie Craig, have returned 4
Q the city. the former from attendln
me Presbyterian national assembly a
-. Louis. and the latter from ne
school duties at Park college, Parkyiu,
Mo Rev. Craig states that the Assem-
. bly, agreed 10 increase the mlssionar
: work throughout the southwest terri
tories, and that the local ~Presbyteria
mission school would soon have a trair
ing ehool connected herewith.
H. y. Nudge, general anage an
j 4. Hurley, division superintendent
, both prominent officials Of the SAINT
Fe railway, were here for a few hour
t last Saturday night, returning mort
late that night with their priyat