Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-02
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Ladies OF the Maccabees will give a
81. Valentines ball Thursday evening.
February IL at Cristoforo Colombo
hail.
Mrs. II. II. johnson has returned to
the city from a Marcial, where che
was called on account OF the sickness
Of a relative.
John Quinliven, who has resided at
Alamogordo the past year. came In
frcm the south this morning to visit
his parents.
capt. a. Il. Fitch, who transacted
important business here yesterday In
connection with his Graphic smelter
south Of Mag1alenu. returned to his
home last night.
The silver avenue Celestial who
anne out second best In n cutting af-
fray last Sunday is improving daily.
and will be able to appear against his
opponent In police court next Monday.
All employees in the railroad shops
here began working ten hours a day
yesterday, which is due to an unusual
amount of business being brought to
this city from all points along the lines.
Harry Il. Mitchner Of The Daily cit
izen bindery department. was taken
suddenly III yesterday with an attack
OF the grip. He Is better to-day and
hopes to be able to resume his work on
Monday.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock the
funeral OF the late Arthur l.. Parshall
win take place from the residence OF
Mrs. Joseph II. Johnston, al 725 South
Arno street. All friends OF the family
are invited.
MI. and Mrs. Isaac Cox are rejoicing
to-day over the arrival III II sweet baby
daughter at their house last night.
The popular plumber II not working to-
lay and his friends are smoking a
fine brand OF cigars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick McCaffrey are
rejoicing over the arrival Of a new boy
at their home, No. 1910 South Second
street. The youngster Is a ~ten-pounder
and looks just like pis pa. Mother and
child are both doing nicely.
Frank Wlnchecks returned last even
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resume his studies in 81. Benodict's col
lege. after an enforced vacation which
was the result of the grip. He Is the
son OF Charles Winchecks. the genial
foreman NJ the local shops,
ID. cobb, who was among the first
who settled In this city, but later made
his home in the east, passed through
last evening bound for Los Angeles,
where he and his good wife win reside.
MI, cobb held the position Of agent
here for the Wells-Fargo Express com
pany.
After a successful business trip In
Tucson and FL Paso In the interests OF
the Singer Sewing Machine company,
Charles Rowe. the local general mana
gel. returned this morning. He was
met here by his brother, Fred Rowe, Of
Los Angeles, who arrived from the west
last night.
Judge J. W, Crumpacker, Sheriff
Thos. S. Hubbell. Attorney +. W,
clancy. Judge Seferino Crollott and
Editor j. M Griffin, came in from san
IA Fe last night. Messrs. Crollott and
Griffin are employees of the territorial
legislature, and they VIII return to
Santa Fe tomorrow night.
Theodore. The popular head walter
az Sturges', whose right hand came in
contact with a f~ull-grown splinter yes
terday, and required the surgical skin
OF Or. earns TO remove n, Is reported
as getting along fayorably. but the gem
tleman viii be- unable for service in
his position FOR several days.
Rev. Bunker, OF the Lead avenue
Methodist Episcopal church VIII preach
a sermon sunday evening by request
20 young men. Excellent music will
be furnished by the choir and Master
Macintosh will sing a song in Japan
ese, The pastor will have a prelude
On gambling as now before the city
council.
Fred. Fornon, deputy United States
marshal, returned from a southern trip
this morning. 4 Chlnaman, whom he
arrested a week age and placed In the
Deming bastile, succeeded IN making
his escape. but the deputy marshal
r%ecaptured his man ana yesterday had
him deported The foreigner will be
sent abroad shortly.
Alfred, the 14-year-old- son OF Mr., and
Mrs. w, w. McClelland, was the re.
clpient OF a happy surprise by n num-
Der OF his schoolmates at the home OF
his parents. No. 1923 North Fourth
street. last night. Various games We're
INDUCED In during the evening and re-
freshmeuts were served at a ~seasonable
hour, An report a very enjoyable
time.
After a few days suffering with an
attack OF pneumonia, Howard Will
Jams, Of Parkyllle. Mo, departed from
this life az ~ o'clock last night, The
deceased was well known here, having
held the position Of Pullman porter on
the Santa Fe between this city and
pcming Ton several years. He was
about g. years ~ age and leaves a
wife and several children to grieye
The body win be- sent 10 the late home
tomorrow.
last night John Coon left for Ros
well and fom there Will go 20 the
mountains where he expects to rough