Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-03
LOCAL PARAGR APHS

Miss May Smith. a pleasant young
lady Of Holbrook. Is a guest at the
Grand Central.
II. p. Hall has departed for Los An
geles. where he will visit his family
for n short time.
Mrs. w. ii. Hahn has returned from
a pleasant visit among her numerous
friends in Madrid.
Mrs. Edward b. Harsch. who was on
a visit to her old home in Michigan,
returned to the city last night.
Today Miss NJ. Abeytia and NJ. G..
Armijo went up to Bernalillo to at
tend baptismal services, They will
return tonight.
+. Joseph Ravany and son. who
were east on business and pleasure
the past " months, returned to the
city last night.
The Fllmore.Renner wedding will
take place tomorrow on West Silver
avenue. outside friends are arriving
to attend the nuptials.
Mrs. James Hennessy and children.
Eho were back in st. Joseph. Mo-, on
a visit to relatives and friends, re.
turned home last night.
NJ. Wagner, proprietor of the
Bland Transfer company, spent Labor
day in this city and returned to his
duties at Thornton today.
Il. r. Cristy, the well known archi.
tect, has gone to Socorro, where he IL
the superintendent OF some work in
progress at the school OF mines.
Leon Hertzog, clerk In the store OF
;. Benjamin a. Co., returned SUNDAY
night from New York, where he had
been on a visit the past six weeks.
w. IL. Stevens, the assayer and min.
ing expert, leaves tonight for Mag.
dalena, where he will inspect some
mining claims for eastern capitalists.
United States Marshal Foraker re-
turned last night from Gallup, after
serving jury venires for the Septem.
Der term of the Bernalillo county
court.
Mrs. Laura Ceilings, the Congrega.
tiOnal mission teacher out west, has
returned from her eastern vacation
and was a westbound passenger to
Cubero last night.
Il. b. Thomas and wife of Magdale-
ma, and W. X. Thomas of Cerrillos,
are in the city. and 1t Is understood
that they will soon become perma.
nent citizens of this city.
Milton Porter, superintendent OF
the Scranton correspondence schools,
who came up from Silver City yester.
day morning and spent the day here,
viii continue on to Santa Fe tonight.
After attending the meeting of the
American Society for the Advance.
ment OF Science held last week at
Denver, President w. G. Tight OF the
university. has returned to the city.
The wife and charming young
daughter of Foreman Charles Win.
checks came home this morning on
No, 2 from Catalina islands, where
they had been sojourning for a
month.
W. II. Childers, United States at
torney for New Mexico, accompanied
by his wife and children, returned
from their vacation in Virginia last
night. They had a fine time while
absent from this city.
Richard Pohl, a general merchant
at Esmerelda, has secured the sery,
ices of Miss Nellie Hazledine OF this
city as teacher and goyerness to his
children. The young lady left for
her duties Sunday night. =.
Joe Barnett, proprietor Of the St.
Elmo. expects TO leave Wednesday
night for Chicago, where he will Join
Mrs, Barnett and Miss Essie Heron
and together they will Journey To the
Pan-AmeriCan exposition at Buffalo,
n. Y.
George Giegoldt and family. after
a delightful visit 10 relatives and
friends at Peabody, kas.. have re.
turned to this city, Mr.. Giegoldt has
resumed his duties as foreman OF the
paint department Of the local railway
shops.
Mrs, j, II. Laurie of Alamogordo
passed through the city last night.
homeWard bound. after a visit To Can.
ada relatives and friends, The lady
once resided in this city, when Mr..
Laurie was employed at the local rail
way shops.
/" f, Norton of Denver came in
from the north last night and contin,
ued on 10 Gallup, where he will ac-
cept a position as secretary to W. NJ,
Weaver, resident superintendent II
the Colorado Fuel and Iron company's
mines there.
The local Typographical union, No,
30i, held a regular meeting Sunday
: afternoon and elected the following