Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-13
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

II. X. Elwell went up to Thornton
this morning.
Regular review OF Alamo h !e No.
/. l.. o. T. NJ, this evening. Ma.cl IS.
at I, o. o. +. hall. Nina Corson r. X.
Il. l.. Washburn has received word
from his wife. who is in Santa Mon.
lea. stating that she Is gradually i'm.
proving in health.
Special Officer Ben williams, who
was attending court In Las Cruces
yesterday, arrived here this morning
and continued on to Santa Fe.
This morning Mrs. NJ. 8. Otero and
her daughter. Miss Dolores, left on
the flyer for California, where they
will sojourn for a few weeks.
There will be a regular convocation
Of Rio Grande chapter No. 4, r A. NJ,
Thursday evening. March IA. Mt 1880,
Masonic hall. Work. l.. II. Chamber.
lin, secretary.
Paul Dodge. brother Of s. w. Dodge.
of The Citizen job department, passed
through the city last night for Tue.
son, Ariz.. where he will take charge
Of a linotype machine In the Star Of
fee.
A trio of well.known local nimrods
left for Laguna last night. where they
put In the day stirring up the ducks
in that vicinity. They were Messrs
Joe Barnett. Arthur Henry and Jack
Dixon.
Professor j.. p. Owen. candidate
for the presidency of the Agricultural
and Mechanical college at Mesilla, re
turned from the south this morning
after attending a meeting OF the board
Of regents.
Do not forget the opening days
March Is and 16. There will be dis
played a beautiful assortment Of la
dies skirts. waists and fancy sleeves
the seasons leader. Mrs. Sherman
Grant building.
Among the members Of the bar who
returned from the capital city last
night were Attorneys Neil b. Field
+. w. Clancy, A. b. McMillen and o
n. Manon. They were at Santa Fe on
legal and legislative matters.
DR.. j. s. yesterday, who has beer
visiting with his brother. DIR. G.. 8
yesterday. in jacksonville, Cal, for 9
month past. is expected home tonight
During his absence DIR. Cleverdont
had charge Of his practice here.
The mother and father OF Georg.
Learnard, the rustling piano man, lef,
this morning for their home In Jack
son, Mich. They were much delight
ed with the climate of New Mexico
and will return to this city next fall
Today the firm OF A. b. McGafey 4
Co. purchased the ent'"o stock OF sta
rlc crockery and glassware ff:h thu
Whitney Hardware company, ant
the work of removing the goods from
First street to the building of McGai
fey 4 Co. was In progress during tn
day.
VIII II. Springer has resigned hi
position as cashier and bookkeepe
for the New Mexico and Arizona ger
eral agency OF ,ue Washington Lii
Insurance company, a position he ha
filed for two years past, having bee
! installed when the company's ofic
was established in this city,
. The funeral OF Abraham Miles o.
Cured this morning at 10: 80 o'clocl
Rev. Jones. pastor Of the Coal Av'
nue. Methodist church, officiating. Sc
! eral colored friends Of the decease
accompanied the bereaved widow q
the sad journey to Fairview, wner
the remains OF her husband wer
= buried.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Haase Of Oh
cago, where the gentleman is alto
noy for the Rock Island road. has
been touring California and are mo-
en- route to Mexico. They have a
! ranged their route to permit a fe'
days visit at Albuquerque, and Will
here will be the guests Of Miss No
; man at the Indian school, with whoI
/, they are friends Of long standing.
! AT Colombo hall a large crowd a
sembled to hear Professor Harr Wa
ner deliver his famous lecture %
Uncle Sam, Jr,," last night, The a,
+ dience paid marked attention 10 tn
a speaker throughout the discourse an
apparently enjoyed his many though
full and witty sayings. The lecture
certainly WAS not at his best last nigh
for In several Instances be forgot hi
lines.
Marshal McMillin a under a,
rest william Rennett and James Gri
void, both charged vita larceny Som
time ago a wagon was stolen from