Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-08
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS

Simon Noustadt, the Los Lunas gen.
eral merchant and postmaster, Is In
the city to-day on business.
James s. Duncan. Jr., city editor
of the Las Vegas Record. came in
from the north asst night.
Miss Bessie Overhuls left yesterday
for her home in Bland. after com
pleting her studies In the University.
Rev. Bruce Kinney will go to lei
Paso and on tomorrow occupy the
pulpit OF the Baptist church Of that
city.
Mrs, George Hofheins was an arri
val from Bland last night. She will
be- the guest Of Albuquerque friends
for several days.
The Las Vegas Record says: Mrs.
$. Burkhart, who has been visiting
friends In Las Vegas, left for her Al.
buquerque home this afternoon"
James. X. Wyche, a tough colored
citizen, was arrested this morning by
City Marshal McMillin for stealing "A
revolver from a restaurant on north
Third street.
James ID. Lucas, who Is the well
known mining broker OF Cerrillos, Is
here To purchase some nice things
for his Sunday dinner. He will re-
turn to Cerrillos tonight.
Watch Inspector Samuel Vann of
the Rio Grande division, leaves to-
night for San Marcial, Rincon and Sill
yer City, where he will look after
the duties of his Office for a few days.
For rent-New brick house, four
rooms and iKtchen, two closets. hall.
screened porches and windows; to be
completed In ten or twelve days; cor.
ner of Fourth street and Baca avenue
Il. J, Parker.
Mrs. George S. Ramsey and two
daughters. Misses Mary and Ruth.
the family of Prof, Ramsey, are In
the city. arriving last night from
Fresno, Cal. While here, they will
be the guests of Rev, n, w. Alger
and family.
Samuel W. Young, of Bland, is In
the city to-day. He is very enthusiast
tic over the future prospects OF the
district. and says hat a larger amount
OF development work Is being carried
on this year in that section than has
been known for several years.
The Woodmen OF the World will
march through the streets OF the city
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock and
thence to the cemetery, there to deco
rate the graves Of departed soyereigns.
Hon. X. w. ID. Bryan will make the
memorial address. The public is cor
daily invited.
Last night, at the home OF her
mother on the Highlands, Miss Nora
Werner entertained in a fine manner
quite a number OF her young lady
and gentleman friends. There was
music, dancing and parlor games and
also refreshments. Everybody present
had a splendid time,
The Odd Fellows annual memorial
service will be held at the C%ongrega-
tional church Sunday morning at IL
a. M, June 0. All members OF the
order, also the members of the Re
bekah lodge are cordially invited to
be present. Members will meet at l..
O. o. +. hall at 10 a. m. sharp. BY or
der of committee.
Architect La Driere is receiving bids
for a handsome new residence to be
built for Mrs. w =. Metcalf on west
Railroad venue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets, opposite Sheriff
Hubbell's residence. The house will
be Of the latest design and contain all
possible modern conyeniences and
comforts. as wen as a beautiful ex-
terror.
Ysidro Sandoyal, the sheep and wool
raiser. came In from his sheep ranges
in the Chilli mountains late yester-
day afternoon. He reports Landing
about 90 per cent-~the best for sew
eral years, and says that he never saw
the sheep In such fine condition as
this summer lie has finished shear
ing his hocks, and the clip. amounting
To about $4,000 pounds, II arriving in
the city.
Jos. 4. Goodlander, who was called
10 Alhambra. Arizona. In response TO
a telegram announcing the death OF
his brother, w. A. Goodlander, re-
turned TO the city last night. While