Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-08
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

George p. Learnard. the music and
plano dealer. Is sick abcd with la
grippe.
Mrs. J. w. Granger was reported yes
terday to be dangerously III. She Is
considered better to-day.
Max Nordhaus. manager at Charles
1lfeld's big store In Las Vegas, is In
the territorial metropolis visiting
friends.
Mrs. j. w. Edwards, wife Of Under
taker Edwards. who is a sufferer from
liver complaint, is reported considerably
better.
Miss Nettle Clusters, daughter II Mr..
n Mrs. M. Clusters, has dcpait ted Tor
California, where she expects To remain
indefinitely.
Ben Williams, special ofice of the
Santa Fe railway, who was down south
after evil-doers, returned to the city
this morning.
Edward Spivey, Of San Francisco,
and Miss Cora Bachtell. Of Indianapo-
lis. Ind, were united in marriage by
Justice Ribble yesterday morning.
Mrs. Emil Kleinwort, wife Of the pro-
prietor Of the north laird street meat
market, who has been quite III the
past week, is reported better to-day.
r. Valck M daughter, Miss Estelle.
the violinist, have returned afte: hav-
ing a delightful visit In California ald
are both much benefited by their visit.
j. II. Barraclough, senior member of
the hardware Arm OF E. j. Post & Co.,
after a stay here of the past few days.
VIII return to his home In ookand. Cal.
tonight.
Mrs. w. V. Futrelle. wife of the
south Second street furniture dealer af-
ter a siege Of the past week with a
slight attack OF pneumonia, is reported
better to-day.
Regular meeting of Harmony lodge,
No. II. l. o. O. f., this evening. In
stallation OF officers and supper. All
odd Fellows invited to attend. o.. s.
Pnlsbury, secretary.
Morgan Llewellyn. OF Las Cruces,
was here yesterday and continued
south to his home in the Mesilla valley
last night. He Is the son of Major and
Mrs. w. H.. II. Llewellyn.
Bernard Ilfeld and wife are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. JudelI, OF Las
Vegas, who arrived In the ter-it lrial
metropolis last night. The visitors Will
remain here for a few days.
The citizen Is pleased h announce
that Miss Ella Coltralne, the public
school teacher, Is considered bette, to-
and that the danger point In hcy
has been reached and passed.
Miss Maggie Becker, of Newton,
Kansas, will arrive here tonight and
VIII reside with Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. ,
Edwards. Mrs, Lizzie Lund, also of
Newton, Is expected here in a few days.
Abraham Kempenich, the we'll
known general merchant and ranch
man OF Peralta, Valencia county, droys
IN TO the city at noon to-day to Tur-
'hase goods and to spend a few hours
With his son, Eugene Kempenlch.
A. A. Grant, owner and publisher Of
he Journal-D Democrat, and the owner
II half a dozen nrst-olaSs Albuquer-
Tue enterprises, after a few days So
torrn here will return to his San
Francisco home Tonight.
Policeman Charles Malnz, IN the
force, vas around last night
With his pockets full OF cigars. which
le was handing out to friends. Cause
bouncing baby girl al his house. and
and child reported doing nicely.
The union services VIII be conducted
o-night at the Presbyterian church,
Rev Bruce Kinney to lead. The SER
ices at the Baptist church were SON
.ucted by Rev, Beattie. Everybody
ordlally invited 10 attend these SER
Ices.
Mrs. McCreight, who will occupy the
storeroom on south Second
treet, formerly used by Henry Brock
leier, as her millinery store, is busily
ngaged In getting her eases, goods
in position. She hopes 10 b. ready
" customers In a few days,
The retail merchants OF the city will
old a meeting in the big room over
Cafe tomorrow CWednesiay)
lght at 5 o'clock, and all retail NOR
have been notified IN attend.
object OF the meeting will be- 10 or
lnize a regular Retail Mercahnt's as
or board Of trade.
1t is understood IN this city that Rev.
A. Simpkn has accepted a cali 20
@ Phillips Congregational church. Salt
axe city, Utah, and expects to leave
= his new ield Of duty In o short
Rev + q Blanchard, formerly
Helena, Mont, who is now In the
,y, win succeed Rev. simpkin at Cal
p.
local railway shops commenced
on new hours this morning.
ne first whistle 10 blow hereafter will
az 6 o'clock a. m, instead OF 9; 80 a.
, and the men viii now report for
'rk at z Instead OF $3.50 as heretofore.
le quitting hour for the day now Is
70 o'clock =. m, instead Of 2 as here
fore.
Hesselden, president Of tho
nitney company, who has beeL laid
with la grippe the past few days,
reported improving, and f. expected
and around tO-mOrrOW. ~. n III