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

II. ID. Becker and wife, merchants
OF 1sleta. were on a visit TO the me-
tropolis last Saturday.
Mrs. r. W. Davis and mother are
In the city from Las Vegas on a visit
TO relatives and friends.
II. T. Bogh left last Saturday night
for Philadelphia and Buffalo, where
he will visit for a month or six
weeks.
Miss Winnie Harvard will spend
three months in the lower altitude of
the east. She left for Buffalo Satur-
day night.
Baylor Shannon. ex-sherin Of
Grant county, passed up the road for
Santa Fe this morning. where he goes
on business.
Mrs. Frank Kirster will leave this
evening for GAINESVILLE. Ia. where she
goes to visit a few weeks with her
aged mother.
Robert Kuhns. a worthy employee Of
the First National bank, has gone to
weeks vacation.
George A. Campbell, who is 10 on
the road for a st. Louis hardware
house, has returned after q success.
full trip out OF town.
William Noedel of Bernalillo has
returned home after attending court
at Los Lunas, where he was n witness
In the Jacobo Perea murder case.
Mrs. II. T.. Leatherman, wife of Dep
uty United States Marshal Leather
man. has joined her husband at San.
Ia Fe, where he is attending court.
Attorney Springer OF Colfax county,
who was down In southern New Mex
leo on some legal business. passed up
the road homeward bound this morn
ing.
T. F. Horne, representing the
Wrought Iron Range company. with
headquarters at Denver, Is In the city
on business connected with the above
company.
Charles Utter and family Of Silver
City, who enjoyed the summer months
on the Pacific coast. have returned.
going south to their Grant county
home last Saturday night.
Miss Louise Winston, who has
charge of the Congregational church
mission school In this city. has re-
turned from her vacation among east.
ern relatives and friends.
The Las Vegas Record says: miss
Blanche Stoner returned home this
afternoon from her trip to Albuquer-
que, where she had been visiting her
father for the past month"
II Is understood that +. ID. Bullock.
for years in the furniture and station.
cry business on Gold avenue, Is here
on q visit, coming in from his Califor-
MIA home Saturday morning.
w. II. Greer, manager of the Victo.
ria Land and Cattle company of Luna
county, accompanied by his wife,
passed through the city Saturday
morning from Deming for Santa Fe.
Charles Bonsall has returned from
Lead, S. d., and will probably remain
here indefinitely. He reports Lead the
greatest gold mining camp In the
world, and says all the miners in tho
district are kept constantly employed.
James A. Mahoney. the big hard
ware merchant Of Deming. passed
through the city this morning on his
way to Buffalo. where he will attend
the Pan-American exposition for sew
eral weeks. Before returning to New
Mexico he will also visit other east.
ern cities.
Tomorrow morning Roderick Slower,
o Of Governor and Mrs. Il. s. Slower,
will leave for the east, where he will
enter the Columbia university and
take a course in electrical engineer
ing. Roderick has gained quite a 10
cal reputation as a first-class electrl
clan.
The two Silver City editors and pub
fishers. w. b. Walton OF the indie
pendent and Il. A. Bush OF the Enter
prise. passed through the city this
morning for Santa Fe. where they will
attend the meeting of the territorial
board Of equalization and do political
work on the side.
Attorney George w. Johnston and
wife. who were on a summer visit Il
their old home at Bonneville, Mo-, and
thence On a short visit to Colorado re
sorts. pleased their many friends by
returning to the city Saturday night
last. Mr.. Johnston's health has been
greatly benefited.