Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

Neill B. Field. attorney. left for
Santa Fe yesterday.
Edmund Burke. attorney. Is In the
city again from Los Angeles.
There will he regular semi.monthly
dance ut the Commercial club tonight.
]. T. Kuhns, OF the grocery firm OF
d. WELLER q Co.. has gone north on
business.
]. s. Horton left for Albemarls on
business for the Albuquerque Foundry
and Machine works.
A. Singer. travelling salesman for
Grunsfeld Bros, wen north this morn
Ing on business for his house.
T. u. Clements has returned from a
six months trip. driving and shipping
for the Finch company Of Montrose,
Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ainsworth, OF
South Albuquerque, are entertaining
their daughter. Mrs. A. l.. Hobbs, OF
Ration.
Master Mechanic Turnbull. Of the
local railway shops. has gone to Gal
lup on business connected with his
duties.
John 8. Trimble and wife left Mon
| day night for El Paso and other south.
ern towns. They will be absent several
weeks.
W. h. Taylor and wife. OF Portland,
Maine. after a pleasant visit with Mr.,
and Mrs. X. W. 8. Negus, left on a visit
10 the Pacific coast cities.
]. T.. Saint. secretary for the Santa
Fe Central Railway company. has re
turned from a three weeks trip In the
southern part OF the territory.
David Weinmann, the wellknown
member Of THE Economist" Arm. was
on the sick list yesterday. but Sir
David was at his store today.
j. W. Mallette. head salesman FOL
Mandell Il Grunsfeld, left by the morn
ing train en- route for Bland and Al
bemarle In interest OF the Arm.
Charles Coach, formerly Of tnis city
now manager for Charles Zeiger's bis
hotel at III Paso. Tex, Is laid up with
the rheumatism at the Pass City.
Harmony lodge. No. II. |, o, o. F.
held an interesting meeting last night
work being In the second degree. Quite
a large membership was present.
Capt. W. II. Giflenwater, connected
with the Montezuma Building ant
Loan association. has returned from
business trip TO the northern towns.
c. n. Cotton, ex.mayor of Gallup
and one OF hat towns big genera
merchants. was here yesterday on bus
mess. He returned west last night.
Hon. Manuel X. Otero. who was or
a visit to his ranch home at Peralta
Valencia county, and was here yoster
day, returned TO Santa Fe last night.
A. j. Maioy. the West Railroad
avenue grocery merchant, was on thu
sick list yesterday. and Tad" Malo,
was noticed in charge Of the store
The assistant superintendent OF the
International Correspondence schools
NJ. Il, Porter. has returned TO head
quarters here. after a visit to the
southern towns.
G. X. Newhall had business on hanC
requiring his presence at Santa Fe, fol-
which point he was a passenger OF
yesterday mornings train. He con
tinued from there on east.
Preparations are being made for Tho
marriage Of Samuel Neustadt, OF thiI
city. to Miss Sadie Holman. OF La
Vegas. The happy event w.. occur II
the latter city on Jan, s, 1902.
II. ]. Kramer left on morning trail
for Watrods. having spent a few day
enjoying lite In the metropolis a
the guest Of A. b. McGaney, his part
ner in the glassware business.
ine Retail Merchants association
held a meeting last night. and. while
full membership failed to put In an ap
pearance, those present discussed
many points Of interest to themselves
II In understood that the association
will look into the matter OF certain pee
pie sending out OF town for all tnei
goods and supplies when they can b.
purchased almost as cheap at home.
The funeral OF Anthony Frame, IN,
dead barber, took place at the Churcl
OF Immaculate Conception yesterda,
morning at $3.50 o'clock, and the bar
bers' fraternity attended In a body
Rev, Mandalari oficiated. burial Occur
ring In the Santa Barbara cemetery
late Monday afternoon his brother