Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-20
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

attorney OF Socorro, is in the city to-
day.
Robert Appleton. formerly in the
saloon business, Is on a visit to FL
Paso.
EmilianO Sandoval. the postmaster
and general merchant at Cabezon, Is
In the city, purchasing goods.
Mrs. William Fisher and son and
daughter, who were mere from Chica-
go, were passengers for El Paso last
night.
A grand concert will be given by
the Lead Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church Thursday Thanksgiving ev.
enlng.
O. l.. Merrill. of Cerrillos. and VIII
liam Miller. OF McCarty's, are in the
city, and have found many friends In
the metropolis,
DIR. earns. in the Grant building, has
had the reception room Of his Offices
neatly Daprred and otherwise i'm
proved In appearance.
DR. Jacobs, the Jewish rabbi. left
for the east this morning on business
which viii Keep him away from Albu.
querque 4 week or ten days.
w 5. l%iopcwell and J. Il. Saint, vice
president and secretary OF the Santa
Fe Central Railway company, were
north bound passengers this morning.
Mrs. Mariana Armijo and family,
including Miss Mamie. left this morn.
ing Tor Los Lunas, where they will
visit relatives and friends for a few
days.
Il. j. Helm, the popular general
agent Of the Denver & Rio Grande
with headquarters at Santa Fe. IL In
the city today, and is around among
friends.
l.. II. Strauss left on the morning
d ain for sundry points north In the
interest cf the firm OF Metcalf a.
Strauss. Of which he is the junior
member.
Harry Miles, who Is here on a visit,
has been on the sick list the past
week, but yentured down town this
morning. Harry Is connected with the
Santa Fe railroad at Wichita, Kan,
Bailey NOVEL;. Santa Fe railway Cd.
orator at Ecrnalillo, came down to the
Duke city this morning to spend the
day He was a caller at this Office,
where he was once employed as press.
man.
Last night, William jerks and 4. J..
Curran left for the Cooney Mining
district down In Socorro county, where
they will look over the properties of
the Mogoilon Gold and Copper com.
pany.
Mr. ami Mrs, Ketner, from Junction
CITY, Kansas, are in the territorial
metropolis, and viii remain a few
days, after which they will visit Mr..
kelner's brother, Palmer Ketner, of
Gallup.
Miss Mary Clifton Of the yiayl com
pany will ARRIVE this evening, on her
way to Arizona on a l%ecturing tour,
and VIII give n free talk to the ladies',
tomorrow, at the Highland Methodist
Episcopal church.
The devotional meeting of the Wo-
mans Missions y circle of the First
Baptist church will be held in the
church par'ors Thursday at 2:3O p. m
All members of the church and con
%gregatlon are cordially invited.
Joe Barnett and A. A Henry. a
couple Of Albuquerque hunters now
doing the lakes south OF the city in
the La IoyL neighborhood, writes To
friends here that they are having a
Tine time, and bagglng game in great
abundance.
Or. C. J. Ramsay has returned To
the city after a visit to Pueblo Bonito. |
one of the Hyde Exploring Expedl-
TONS stations in the Navajo Indian
country. The doctor is from Atlanta,
Ga, ana ne will probably remain here
during the winter.
Joe BadoI acco has received "a letter
from Santa Fe. giving him information
that his daughter, Miss Katherine, is
considerably better, The young lady
Is attending school at the Sisters OF
Lorctto college and has been quite in
the past week or ten days.
The turkey dinner aud supper and
apron ami handkerchief sales by the
ladies of IA" Lead Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, yesterday, netted
the treasury Of the church quite a nice
sum, when VIII be iudiciously handled
for the benefit OF the church.
Last uiglt, pun suant TO published no.
tice, the Retail Merchants association
met at tha office Of the secretary, A.
Fleischer, aud there was present quite
a list Of members. Considerable busi
ness of special interest 10 the retail
merchants was talked over and reso.
lutions adopted thanking the ladies OF