Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-27
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS

Undertaken j. w. Edwards shipped
a caskct to J. Il. King at Winslow last
night.
Miss Gcrtic Adams left for Ellis
ranch ear Bernalillo today to enjoy
the brcczcs for n few days.
Robert Monroe. proprietor of the
popular Windsor hotel i'm Socorro, ar.
rived In the city last evening.
VIM. Ingram is among the late ar
tiyals in the city from Grants. lie is
registered at the Grand Central.
c. 4. Hudson has put up a bill
board on the vacant lots on Railroad
avenue just opposite the carpet store
of Albert Faber.
4 travelling man, ignorant of local
laws regarding the bill posting ordi.
nance was fined 81 today for n viola
lion of the city codes.
Work on the root for the handsome
residence of Alfred Grunsfeld. on west
Railroad avenue, is expected to be
I%naugurated next Monday.
After a visit OF several months
among friends in Chicago, John
WickstrOm returned to his old stamp
ing grounds In this city last night.
ipib'N 'h' bl'h MI HtINlt'
at the corner of Marble avenue and
Fourth st. every Sunday ut I y III. An
ministers and workers and the public
are invited.
w. ID. Kemp made n flying trip To
Thornton last night and returned on
No. /. He will leave this evening Tor
the oil and coal lands OF the Elota De
velopment company.
Frank G. Sellman. an employee In the
mines AT Roscdale, Is reported serious.
ly i'll. and grave fears are entertained
for his recovery. DIR. C"ruickshank OF
San Marcial was hastily summoned to
his bedside last night.
+. II. Mitchell came home last night
from COpperton, n. NJ, whore he Is
interested In the mercantile business.
He reports much activity in the new
copper fields and that prospectors are
all headed for that section.
There will be a regular meeting
Of Albuquerque lodge No. 80 Of the
Fraternal Union of America at
their hall tonight, July 81. All mem.
hers are requested to be present. A
good time may be expected.
Charles Gruner who has been ron.
'NA''ihh ~ WV Nl'NlpIplAlhn Hiltl
At the corner of First street and Rail.
road avenue for several months, yes.
terday secured a new lease on that
property, which will date from Sep.
tcmber |, 1901.
AT the morning and evening SER
vices ut the Presbyterian church to-
morrow, Miss Maude Summers, the
talented ~yocalis, has been engaged to
sing. The many friends of the lady
Will not neglect this opportunity of
hearing the selections.
Since new linoleum has been put on
the floor Of the Bank of Commerce to
correspond with the new wall paper.
and "A few choice potted plants added
to the furniture, that bank has one of
the incest and most inviting appear.
ance OF any banking institution in the
southwest.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Pegue on west Marquette has
been Frightened by the appearance of
a bouncing baby. of the masculine per.
suasion. The %youngster arrived last
Monday night, since which time the
parents have been receiving congrat-
ulations from their many friends.
II Actions" trotting boots arrive
tonight she will enter the free-for.all
tomorrow with the PAGERS and make
them travel faster than they ever
have to win. Action was prepared to
go in the mile road race as mention
ed in The Citizen, but one of the 9th.
er horses refused To go a mile, so the
program was changed.
Prof, w. +. SkoeI, wife and two
daughters, passed through the city to-
day en- route to their former home In
Elgin, Ill. Mr., Skeel was a resident
of Albuquerque in the early pos.
when he organized the conservatory
Of music. The family have made their
home in Los Angeles and San Fran,
cisco since leaving here in 1895.
The Office buildings, arched gate
ways and panels at the new coal and
wood yards of w. III. Hahn on east
Railroad avenue, are receiving the
coating of stuCco this week. IL will
be a fine piece of work when finished,
and will reflect great credit on the
owner for his taste and his desire Ia
keep abreast with the spirit Of the
times.
Although it rained for half an hour
In the city yesterday afternoon be-
tween i:3O and $3.50 O'Clock, not "A
drop fell In old town and the people
of that precinct are wondering what
they have done 60 the rain prophet.
Judge +. A. Hubbell called at The
Citizen Office this morning and made
a successful explanation OF that and
other matters.
Commodore" 4. II. Kent and
Charles Bonsall, expert mineralo-
gists, visited Coyote canyon yester-
day, returning 10 the city late In the
evening. MIR, Kent states that the
canyon was visited by a very heavy
rain, and that they had To wait half
an hour 10 allow the water In Ger.
yera's arroyo 10 reCede before pro-
ceeding on their hOmeward journey.
w l.. Hathaway, general agent OF
the Mutual LII" Insurance company,
i'm New Mexico ana Arizona is-Bot
content with his heated vacation
back In New York, is now arrang-
Ing to spend a few weeks among the