Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-14
LOCAL PARAGR APHS

Robert Putney was a northbound
passenger on the morning train.
The Elks will meet at $3.50 O'CLOCK
tonight. All requested to attend.
Samuel Noustadt was n passenger
for Las Vegas last night. He will b,
absent about two days.
Deputy United States Marshal +
w. Hall and wife returned to the cit!
last night from Santa Fe.
Sheriff Thomas s. Hubbell was
passenger on the eastbound train to
lay for Las Vegas on matters of bust
ness.
William Mallette, who was up mort,
for the clothing firm of Mandell A
Grunsfeld, returned to the city last
night.
Mrs. Mary n. Booth and her daugh
ter, Miss Nellie, arrived home this
morning after three months pleasant
ly passed In California.
Miss jeanette Dalton and Miss lisa.
bell Spencer will visit'Kansas friends,
leaving for the Sunflower state to,
night or tomorrow morning.
Victor II. Lee of Trego, Colo, cid.
est son of Judge William ID. Lee, is in
the city and will remain several days
visiting with his father and family.
w. f. Bell and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival at their home yester.
day of a fine baby girl. The mother
and child reported getting along nice.
ly.
Miss Edith Davis of Topeka passed
through the city last night for Las
t'Tnnna uhnrn ghn unA9 10 annapt .
position as teacher in the agricultural
college.
Mrs. Il. ID. McCarty, formerly OF
this city, now of Denver, is here to.
day after a visit to Los Angeles. She
will remain a few days and then con
tinue on to Denver.
The city engineer will pay a suit.
able reward for the apprehension of
any person who takes or removes
steel rods or tally pins from street
centers or other survey points when
in use.
United States Attorney w. b. Chill
ders, at Santa Fe the past week at
tending the court, returned to the city
last night and mingled with the crowd
at the telegraph Offices TO hear the
sad news of the death OF President
Mckinley.
Henry Huning of Show Low, Arizo,
ma, was an incoming passenger on
the train from the west this morning
II was met at the depot by Otto
Deickman. Mr.. Huning will remain In
the city a few days, looking after mat
ters of business.
Mrs. George II. Gold. sister of Mrs
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two weeks on a visit, left for Aspen
Colo, this morning, where she viii b,
Joined by her daughter, Miss Stella
Gold, and both will then leave fol-
Munich. Germany, where the daugh
ter will study music,
The lineup OF the Browns in tomor
rows game with the Santa FEES will
be: Roy Mcdonald, Patterson, Chas
Mcdonald, Worries, Robinson. He'll
veg, Pettus, Woodward. Gross
Stevens, Quier. Santa Fe will have a.
a battery Rounds and Harris, two
Western league players,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. h. Putnam of Los
Angeles, sOn-in.law and daughter OF
Captain A. NJ. WhitcOmb. arrived In
the city last night. Mr.. Putnam, who
Is In the postal service, will go on u
Milwaukee to attend the postal clerks
convention and then visit relatives
In Iowa. During his absence OF three
weeks, Mrs. Putnam will visit here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Whitcomb.
Harry Potter of Santa Fe came
down last night as advance agent OF
the base ball club to arrange for the
accommodations for the boys, and 2
crowd Of enthusiasts that will ac
company the prayers. Mr., Potter
states that there is likely to be POO
people from the capital to see the
game. The Santa Fe BAH club will be
q~uartered at the Grand Central hotel