Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-10
LOCAL PARAGR APHS

Architect Charles Whittlcsey re
turned last night from Chicago.
Daniel Mccoy. representing the
"Coontown 100" left this morning for
Las Vegas.
Mrs. Samuel White and children are
here on a visit To Mrs. Whites sister,
Mrs. las. l.. Bell.
Mrs. VIM. Mccormick. of Juarez.
Mexico. H. here ON u visit tn her sister. |
Mrs. G. r. Waugh.
$. w. Young. who was here last
Saturday on business, returned to
Bland this morning.
Ralph Ilalloran. of the New York
life Insurance company, was a north
bound passenger this morning.
NJ. w. Browne, Of Las Vegas. who
was at III Paso on business. passed
mp the road home.bound this morning.
win. Mallettc. representing MandelI
* Grunsfcld. was a passenger for the
Cochiti mining district this morning
There will be Il regular meeting OF
the W. X. G.. tomorrow tJune III at
. 20 sharp. Alba sherwood. secre-
tary.
~ aNlliG VI III ~
Is residing in Prescott. A. L. She
will probably remain away during the
summer.
The quarters Of the Title Guaranty
company have been fitted up In fine
style In the Hope building ON west
Gold
The st. Louis fair commission will
hold a meeting at the Commercial
club In this city tomorrow at 10
o'clock a. m.
Dave lnness. bartender at the High.
land Buffet, and Mr.. Rashcopf left this
morning for the Pecos country, where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. George Hofheins, wife OF n
well known miner of the Cochiti dis.
trict, after "A stay~pf a few days here,
returned this morning to Bland.
Chas. X. Newhall. the collector and
treasurer of Bcrnalillo county, was n
passenger for the east last Saturday
night. lie will be absent several
weeks.
Justice Crawford yesterday after
noon performed the ceremony that
united in marriage Miss Georgia May
Baughart and Fred. Hughes. The
young couple are well known here.
4. Harsch, of the Harsh bottling
works, is quite busy these days. His
son Edward. is still sick at home
from blood poisoning. and the Odd gen
tlcman has to attend to all the deliv-
cry work.
For rent-New brick house, four
rooms and Kitchen, W. closets, hall,
screened porches and windows: to be
completed in ten or twelve days; cor
nor of Fourth street and Baca venue
b. J., Parker.
Charles Mausard and wife left last
night for Kansas City, where they
will atteRd the Shriners' meeting
From there they will go to chicago,
and thence by lake steamer to the
Pan-American exposition at Buffalo.
n, Y.
The funeral of John Behrens, of Old
Albuquerque, occurred Sunday after
noon at the German Lutheran church
on north Third street and was largely
attended, The remains were followed
to their final resting place in Fairview
cemetery by a large crowd of mourn
ing friends,
Ed. l.. Medler and wife, in order to
attend the Shriners' meeting at Kan
sas City, Mo, left last Saturday night
for the big city on the Kaw. After
attending the convention, they will
visit Chicago and then continue on To
the Pan-American exposition ut Buff
falo, n. y.
Mrs. b. S. Rodey and children, who
sojOurned the past few days at the
Ellis ranch near Lamy junction, have
returned to the city. Delegate Rodey
who accompanied them north, o II
tinued on to Washington, where he is
working for the reappointment of Gov
ernoT Otero.
Miss Eleanor Whiting, who was re-
comfy severely bruised by the falling
of a lagstone on her foot, is improy.
ing, The little lady has suffered with
fOrtitude and eagerly looks forward to
the time when she will be enabled
to about with her accustomed
sprightliness.
Wallace Hesselden, formerly a mem.
Der OF the Whitney Hardware com
pany, left this morning for New York,
and in a few days will be on an ocean
steamer bound for his old home in
England. He expects to be absent
several months, Mrs. Hesselden viii
remain in Albuquerque.
Joe Sheridan, deputy county collec-
tor. who was at Hudson's springs In
Grant county taking baths for the
rheumatism which he never had. re-
turned to the city yesterday morning.
lie left Capt. Hubb Leeds at Hudson
springs, and states that the old yeter'
an Is enjoying life in fine style.
In the police court this morning Jas.
Wyche was sentenced to sixty days
in the county Jail for larceny, having
stolen a revolver from a restaurant on
north Third street on Saturday last.
A like sentence was given To n
Charles Martin for peddling fake jew
elry and making himself generally dis
agreeable yesterday.
As stated in The Citizen last Satur.
day afternoon the convict Lane Gibson
was brought TO this city last night
from Santa Fe by Fred. Fornoff aud
Fred Mckoehan, deputy United States
marshals. The man was placed in
jail here for the night and taken to
Socorro last night, when he (Gibson)