Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-05
LOCAL PARAGR APHS


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Mrs. j. Wexclberger and children,
of Gallup. were here yesterday.
John Bohrens, an old gardener of
old town, IL reported seriously III with
brain fever.
Miss Maggie Wonborn was an east.
bound passenger last night. She will
enjoy the summer in New York state.
Engineer Jack Fcnner and wife left
this morning for Coyote springs,
where they will enjoy camping out
for n few weeks.
Prof. Il. -. Spicrs left last night for
Los Angeles. For the past two years
he was the principal of the Fourth
ward public school.
Mr.. l,cnison requests all members
of the bible class to be punctual in the
church at s o'clock this evening. This
class Is open for all.
The st. Louis worlds fair commits
siCn will hold n meeting In this city
IN Friday morning at 10 o'clock. and
effect al organization.
Tomorrow evening Mrs. w. w. Nc.
Donald and daughter, Miss Marion,
will leave for southern California,
where they Will visit for IA few weeks.
l.. NJ. Crawford, the well known the.
atrlcal manager and opera house
builder, came In from El Paso this
morning and will remain here "A few
days.
In consequence of the Illness of his
wife, Prof. G. Il. Hodgin could not at
tend the oratorical contest last night.
Mrs. Hodgin Is reported much better
today.
William Glaesner. the south Second
street merchant tailor, was n passen-
ger bound for Cerrillos to-day, where
he had business to transact with a
number of his patrons.
Excelsior lodge No. /, ID. of H., will
meet In regular session tonight. at
I:45. All members are requested to
be present. By order OF the G. II.
Eta b, Allison, recorder.
The New Mexican says: The San.
Ia Fe base ball players haYe received
a challenge to play an Albuquerque
team on June Q in this city. The
challenge will not be accepted"
On Friday night Mrs. Gilbert La Bar
and Miss Catherine Fields, two most
excellent school teachers, will leave
for southern California, where they
will remain during the summer va
cation.
A party of Albuquerque boys com.
posed of Messrs. Decker, Harry Her
rick and ID. w. Johnson will leave day
after tomorrow for n trip to the San
Mateo mountains for IA brief summer
outing.
j. b. Simmons, Mt one time an en-.
gineer running in all directions from
Albuquerque, Is now located at
Needles, Cal, and Is holding down a
lucrative position on the Santa Fe
Pacific.
Mfs. Minnie Gray left last night
for her home ut Bradford, Penn,
where she will remain in the future,
The lady is IA niece of Mrs. j. w.
Granger, whose death occurred a short
time ago.
Captain II. G. Whitcomb was report
ed this morning as being some better.
He ate heartily and slept comfortably.
He was also able to converse a little.
His friends win be pleased to hear
of his improved condition.
G. +. Mills, superintendent of the
Detroit Copper Mining company of
Arizona and manager of the Moronci
Southern railway, came in from Mo
renci, Arizona, this morning, He will
leave tonight for the west.
In the reading room of the Santa
Fc Pacific tonight a fine musical pro
gram will be rendered. Among the
people who are to engage in the en-.
tertainment are Misses Mary r.. Gil
more, Bessie Irene Chaplin, Mrs, T. j.
Shinick and Messrs Newton, Billiard,
Hall and Bell.
Mrs. James Hennessey and two
children, family of Engineer Hennes,
sey, left Sunday night last for st,
Joseph, Mo, where the oldest child,
Miss Marie, has been the past year.
Mrs. Hennessey's relatives reside at
st, Joseph and she will be absent dur
ing the summer,
Douglas W. Johnson, who won first
prize in the oratorical contest at Co
lombo hall last night, yesterday re-
celyed the appointment as assistant to
Prof. Kemp Columbia university, New
York city, He has a couple of other
splendid offers, but at the present
time has not decided on which to ac-
ccpt.
This morning the wife of Joseph Il.
Tiannum, travelling salesman for the
Continental oil company, in company
with her little son, Master Emmett,
left for Denver, where they will visit
with her parents, Colonel and Mrs,
II, G. Northington. They will be alb
sent from this city for about three
months.
Dick Nalandingham, a cattle buyer
Of Rocky Ford, Colo, accompanied by
Y, c. Harrington, II. +. Herndon and
John &, Dorsey. cattlemen of Silver
city, are in the territorial metropolis
to-day. A train load of cattle, which
they have in charge, stopped at the
local stock yards this morning, where
the cattle are being watered and fed,
after which the train will proceed on
north.
Hon, r. A. Miera, chairman Of the
board Of county commissioners, who
was recently appointed a member Of
the territorial irrigation commission,
left for Santa Fe this morning. whore
he will attend the session OF the board.
An organization will be effected and