Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

Jerome Mallette - temporarily assikt-
ing at the b.. Ruppe drug store.
John $. Bell. who was here on busl-
ness yesterday. returned to Bland this
morning.
L. II. Dunbar, the real estate agent,
is up and around after a weeks tussls
with the grip.
Frank r. sturges, who was in Las
Vegas the past few days IN business,
returned to the city last night.
Mrs. Lizzie Lund. u lady friend OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Edwards, arrived In the
city last night from Newton, Kansas.
r.. H. Putney. the we'll known whole
sale groceryman, left this morning for
Bernalillo on business. He will return
tonight.
The FL Paso papers OF Wednesday.
| announced the arrival In that city of NJ.
| W. Flournoy, vice president OF the First
National bank.
Emiliano Sandoval, the general mer-
| chant n stock raiser OF the Cabezon
| neighborhood, is in the city, purchas-
ing supplies and visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Kate Casey, who was quite seri-
ously III with an attack OF pneumonia,
is up and around among her friends.
| She contemplates making a visit to
Santa Fe friends.
Mrs. Il. r.. Roseberry. wife Of the
manager OF the Berry Druk company.
has gone to San Marcial to visit his
| sister. Mrs. w. q. Lane. The lady viii
be absent some time,
Chas. Chadwick. the sheep broker
and buyer. has returned TO the city
| from a visit to the sheep ranges Of CEN
tral New Mexico. n will emain In
the city for a short time.
Mrs. c. w. Kunz IL not suffering with
the grip, but her ailment is Just as
| bad, which Is a severe attack OF neu-
| ralgia. In consequence she lie confined
to her home on North Fourth street.
Charles Pottery, a well known and
wealthy real estate owner Of Trinidad.
Col, after a stay Of a few days here,
returned to Trinidad yesterday. Mr..
Pottery is the owner OF some valuable
real estate in this city.
There are seven big arc lights on the
south side OF Railroad avenue b. .ween
First and Second street. the only stores
being without these brilliant lights In
front, are Simon Stern. Mandell &
Grunsfeld, and Matthews drug store.
Jose G. Chaves, the live stock adjust
er for the Rio Grande division OF the
Santa Fe railway, went up to Berna-
lilo this morning, for the purpose of
appraising the value OF several horses
and cattle killed in hat vicinity, re-
Gently.
Fred Russell assumed the general
yardmaster's position in the local yards
this morning, Mr., Russell liz well known
In this city, and flled this position here
a few years ago. His friends are
pleased to see him again located In AL
%buquerque.
W. L. Trimble has returned from his
trip across the country from San Pedro
to Bland. He reports quite a heavy
snow In the Cochiti mining district, but
says that the ranges Immediately sur
rounding San Pedro have escaped snow
so far this winter.
Yesterday morning. at 1850 o'clock, a
girl baby was born to the wife OF A. Y.
Cook. a shop employe who lives near
Old Town. Last night at 80 o'clock
the child died from pneumonia. and
the little remain were buried In Fair
view cemetery this afternoon.
A heated discussion on vice took
place at the Oak barber shop. between
the foreman OF the shop, VIM. Sweitzer,
and e. weise, who holds down the sec
ond chair, and both presented some
strong arguments In support OF their
scheme to rid the country OF vice. Mr..
Weise, however. had Puck's picture be-
fore him, Turn Out the Red Light"
and when The Citizen man left the shop
he had decidedly the best OF the argu-
ment.
Yesterday Milton McGraw, OF New
ton, Kansas, passed through the city |
with a car load OF fine cows for DEM
ing, n NJ. A few hours after the train
left, a friend, Mr., Murphy by name. re-
ceived a message from Newton telling |
him to notify Mr., McGraw that his sis
ter had died after he had left Newton. |
The sad intelligence reached Mr.. Nc
Graw at Deming, and the bereayed
brother passed through Albuquerque
on his return 10 Newton this morning
Chas McWiliams and wife. nee Miss
fareley Of Tacoma, Wash, who have
been here the past week visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w L. Hathaway and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. S. Negus, expect to leave
In a few days for Fl Paso, where they
win attend the mid-winter carnival.
and from there they viii return to
New York, where Mr.. McWllllams Is
In the f~relghtlng and towing busi-
ness 10 all polnts on Long Island
sound. on october 20. 1900, In Tacoma.
Wash. Mr.. Mcwiliams and Miss Fare
ley were united In marriage, and they
are now on an extended wedding tour
Three ~siXty-toot fiat cars passed
through Albuquerque this morning.
bearing twelve large hoats for the FL
carnival The floats are sixteen
feet long by a height equal to the
and were lifted out by NaXon
g Twomey, the st. Louis scenic artists.