Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-04
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS

illl NDNHs inc NlNI fIkluftI anu
surveyor. was a passenger for Belen
last night.
l.. j. Strauss, on business for Met.
calf a Strauss, was n northbound
passenger last night.
j. II. O'Rielly and family. who were
east IN business and pleasure, re-
turned home last night.
Prof. George s.. Ramsay and family,
after "A visit of a few weeks with Rev.
y. w. Alger and family, left last
night for Fresno. Cal.
Miss Ida Lockhart, who has been
visiting in eastern cities for the past
three months. will leave tonight for
I'll Paso, after having spent n couple
Of weeks in this city.
4 Mexican woman who was ar.
rested last night for drunkenness was
sentenced to five days in the city
jail and a yagrant was given ten
days on the streets.
The Second street clothier and
gents furnisher, Il. l.. Washburn, has
reached the Las Vegas hot springs,
where he will take a rest from bust.
ness cares for a week or ten days.
John Weinzirl, professor OF climatol.
ogy in the New Mexico university. re-
turne dto this city last night from
his summer vacation, which he spent
most pleasantly in the middle states,
After a business trip to Laguna.
Dr. Frank Wood, physician at the gov
eminent Indian school. returned to
the city last night, and he a cco
panied by half n dozen scholars from
that village.
The mother OF Mrs. l.. A. Grant ar
rived in this city from Ontario, Can
ada, last night. The lady was en-
route to California and will be accom-
panied by Mrs. ID. A. Macpherson and
MIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Grant.
Joseph Barnett boarded No. 2 this
morning and left for the Windy City
on the lake. His wife and Miss Her
ron, who have been spending the sum.
mer there, will accompany him to
Buffalo and other eastern cities.
Clarence Dixon OF I'll Paso. well
known in this city, came in from the
south this morning and continued
north. He will visit Chicago and
thence the Pan-American exposition at
Buffalo, returning to FL Paso In about
thirty days.
Last night there alighted at the To-
cal station Messrs. Louis, Noa and
Bernard HELD and their estimable
wives, who were Just returning from
Santa Fe, where they witnessed the
marriage ceremony of their niece,
Miss Elsie Ilfeld to Mr.. Simon Bach
arach.
Grandpa" T.. G. Weidner is tripping
arannI lfnht1,r than. Ia,r. .,l -.
proud as "A peacock. He has received
a telegram from his daughter in In
diana, Mrs. Jackson, that a girl baby
came the other evening to bless the
Jackson home and that her name Ia
Mary Elizabeth Jackson.
ID. W. Hutzell and wife, who have
been residing in this city for the
past three years. left this morning
for their old home in Wamego, Kas.
The health of Mr., HutZell was de.
clining the past few months and his
physicians recommended a change OF
c~limate-the altitude being too great
for his heart.
Several Denver horses are expected
here mex week 10 get in shape for
the fair. The driving club will have
'h'hi III Nh'll h'Nl Elunu matinee,
which takes place on the 22nd of Sep.
tember, when some hot races will be
run. The ball boys will have the park
On September s and Is.
Mrs. Thomas j. Wright and her
daughter, Miss Krawinkle, have left
the city for st. Louis, Mo-. and from
there they will go to Buffalo, where
Mr.. Wright is under treatment for
Bright's disease. IL Is understood that
the whole party will return to the
city In about six weeks or two months.
Prof. J. h, Ribera, who for the past
few years was the public school
teacher at Los PadillOs, viii devote
his time and attention to other yoca-
lions In the future, and in conse-
quenco the school of that village will
be from now on in other hands. Prof.
Rlbera expects to engage In some kind
OF agency occupation.
When No. . arrived from the west
this morning among those who alight.
ed were Messrs, Maratta, Stiles and
Or. Knapp OF Kansas City. The gen
tlcmen were returning from the Mo
qui Indian reservation, where they
witnessed the famous snake dance a
week ago, They were sent to that
place by the Santa Fe Railway com
pany to secure SOM Photographic