Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

George Everitt, who was up north
inspecting watches OF railroaders. re-
turned to the city last night.
Albuquerque camp No. |, Woodmen
Of the World. will give their annual
ball at Colombo hall on New Years
eve.
Thursday afternoon, the ladies' Of
the German Lutheran church will give
a social at the residence of Mrs. A.
Harsch on South First street.
Mrs. William McClurken and chill.
dren, family of Conductor McClurken.
are expected to return from the east
tonight. They have been absent quite
a long time.
Mrs. Mabel Himoe, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. N +. Stevens, will enjoy u
short visit with friends in Denver,
she leaving last night for the capital
OF Colorado.
Mrs. Chris Christensen. who visited
her parents at the old home In Wis
consin, mas returned to the city, much
to the Joy Of her husband, who IL the
prescription clerk at the Williams
drug store.
Mrs Margaret McCloskey and daugh-
ter, Miss Sarah, are in the dity from
Altoona, Pa. and will probably remain
here indefinitely, They are the mother
and sister OF F. N. McCloskey. residing
on Pacific avenue
A party of city folks enjoyed the
past few days at Camp Whitoomb.
returning TO the city yesterday noon.
They were George A. Campfeld and
wife, Mrs. Chapman. Misses Nichols
and Williams, David Keleher, Ben Per.
cival and Ed, Barker.
All members OF Albuquerque tent
No. /, knights OF Maccabees, are re.
quested 10 attend the regular review
this evening December 4. at 3 p. m,
at X. OF p. hall. Election OF officers
for the ensuing year will take place.
A. Borders, commander.
Elias Garcia, OF the wool purchas,
} ing Arm OF Garcia 4 Johnson, reports
/. having sold to w. Il. Manger, OF Bos'
ton, 400 bags of wool averaging about
$50 pounds to the bag. The wool was
loaded onto cars and shipped to
Avery & Manger. Boston wool buyers
Harry T. Rankin, a brother of Don
J. Rankin, is In the territorial metrop'
oils from Kansas City, and will remain
a few days. The gentleman has &C
qulrod an interest In the Southwestern
Brewery and Ice company, and yester'
day afternoon was elected a director
of that institution,
Nicholas Metz is having the plans
and specifications drawn up for a large
rooming house at the CO! ner of Third
street and Atlantic avenue, and will
no doubt ask for bids for the construc-
ton in a short time II il understood
that II. l.. Hogue, the architect, has
the plans in hand.
Capt. c. N. Sterry, who was here
yesterday on legal matters connected
with the law department OF the Santa
Fe Pacific, returned to Los Angeles
last night, The captain has been fix
ing up the taxes for the railroad com
pany In the various counties through
which the road traverses.
T. i. Morrin, OF Brooklyn. has ac.
cepted a position with the insurance
{ firm of G.. l.. Brewer 4 Co The gen
tleman Is thoroughly experienced In
the fire Insurance business, and comes
TO this city with numerous recommen'
dations for his ability In interesting
new patrons In the insurance line,
The ananciers, who had charge of
the funds OF the University. High
School football game. report having
taken in al the recent game $50. Six
~ per cent went to the winners. the
high school team, and 40 per cent to
!, the losers, after a donation Of S. had
been made to the charity ward OF the
st. Joseph hospital,
Envoy James Malloy. OF the Saliva
J tion Army, met a Citizen representa-
I tiya nj noOn TODAY and stated that $40
! was yet due In order to make the
. local barracks square with the world,
Envoy Malloy Is around today and at
noon he had a few dollars toward the
amount. The local Salvation Army