Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

DIR. u. ~ Roberts returned to Cerri!'
los on tho morning train.
Edward Grunsfeld left on n bust
ness trip to San Pedro and Golden.
=. NJ. Yunkers of Socorro. came up
from the south this morning and will
journey to California points tonight.
Angus McGillivray, the sheep raiser
In the Chilli precinct, Is in the city
to enjoy n few days with his friends,
w. ". Stevens, the mine expert,
left this morning for Santa Fe on bust.
ness connected with mining propert-
les.
On Saturday night at the Orches'
trion hall there will be n grand concert
and dance, to which everyone Is In
vited.
Mrs. b. Flesher was a n~orthbound
passenger this morning for Trinidad
Colo, where she will visit with
friends.
Alderman John s. Beaver has gone
to Clarksvllle on business connected
with his coal yard. He will not be
away long
Mrs. e. II. Cramer and children re-
turned home last night after spend
ing sevc-a, weeks in the mountains
of the Pecos country.
n. Rosenthaler of New York, who
represents a Cincinnati paper house,
finished NJ with his customers in this
city ami left on the morning train
for Las vegas.
District Court Clerk Harry =. owen
and wife ere expected home this even
ing from fremont, Pa, to which point
they accompanied the remains or the
late George =, owen.
On Monday G. +. Dunnegan of Mag
dalena purchased the Windsor hotel
at Socorrn, Mr.. Monroe, the former
proprietor, having decided to perma'
nently retire from the hotel business.
II. 4. Rogh and family took pos
| session and moved into their new res
idcnce ut the corner of South Arno
| street and Coal avenue. Mr.. Bogh's
new home Is an elegant brick with all
modern conyenlences.
Miss Julia Seligman spent yester-
day in the city and this morning met
her aunt, Mrs, Schonholz OF Califor'
mia, who arrived on the morning train
from the west. The two ladies will
leave this evening for Magdalena.
Max Ehrllch, the Las Candelarias at
torney, who was down at Tome on le'
gal matters, returned to the city last
night ami says he was successful In
his legal battles. winning his case be
fore the justice of the peace OF Tome
Miss Cntharine, the ~l2-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II, l.. Miles
gave a farewell party this afternoon
| 90 a nnpn,,at# ~ bnr Nnnnu frian1l as
. she will leave Albuquerque next week
for Kansas, visiting several mountain
resorts in Colorado en- route.
Captain Barrett, the well known ant
, popular western representative OF ID
+, b. Fisk a. Co., wholesale milliners o
, Chicago, ie in the city, after a tour o
the Pacific coast cities. From thi'
city Mr.. Barrett will continue direc'
to the great city on the lake.
Any perSon who can give a home Il
a bright l5.ycar-old boy, who want
, to go to school this winter and who Ii
willing to work for his board, will as
slst a worthy lad, whose country hom'
does not afford him school facilities
w. p. Meicalf can be seen in regarC
| to the matter.
I Born, this morning at s o'clock, II
their home, 407 Granite avenue, Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Seward, a swee
, seven and one-half, pound baby daugh
ter. Botl mother and child are do
ing well, while the happy papa, thu
popular insurance agent and musician
, treads lightly and is all smiles.
Maxine Sanchez Of Old Town calle'
at the undertaking parlors OF A. Bord
ers this morning and purchased a cas-
= ket In which to bury the body OF hi
little eiglitmonths'-old child that die
YESTERDAY of infantile trouble. Tn
funeral was held this afternoon, wit
. interment in San lgnacio cemetery.
Archie, the little son OF Isaac Co,
the plumber, while playing in tn
yard at home last evening steppe
r on n rusty nail that penetrated tn
right foo: quite a distance, 1t too
@ considerable force to withdraw tn
'. nail, The wound was given attentio
at once, but Archie Is apt to have
very sore foot for some time.
D. David lines, who was here a shol
} time ago, In "A letter to Peter Guillo
states that he arrived at Northyill
y s. D., all tight and that his health ha
greatly in approved. An old colore
a woman, one of those aunties from III
- south, told hi mthat he had no co
l. sumption that he was suffering frol
some liver complaint and that 81
could cure him. H. took her mediciI
and Is fcaling fine.
Ne John NCeland, the well known ma
Dr. ager al Sturges' European hotel, I
ceiyed a letter this morning fro