Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Dance At the commercial CLUB to-
morrow night.
L.. b. Booth, the well-known Second
street tailor, IL on the sick list.
Mrs. II Hadley is here from Topeka.
r. II. Warden.
The New Mexico university will open
tomorrow, but the public schools viii
not open until next Monday.
A. A. Keen, the territorial land com
missioner. who was al Santa Fe on Of
fetal business, returned 20 the city last
night.
Prof. spiers, Misses Edna Leavitt.
Edna Manwarin and Mata Tway re-
turned to the city from Santa Fe last
night.
The wholesale grocery store OF l.. b.
Putney Is distributing to It's many
friends memorandum books. They are
very handy.
Yesterday, Mrs. Robert NJ. Craig re-
ceived a telegram announcing the
death OF her sister. Mrs. August, at
Carmen, Kan.
Mrs. Charles ID. Almy and step
daughter left last Sunday night for
Chicago. accompanying the remains Of
her husband there for burial.
VIM. Baird, who has been sick with
| pneumonia the past ten days, was up
and around last night, celebrating the
| outgoing OF the old year.
w. f. Powars, although somewhat
under the weather, left last night for
I'll Paso on business connected with his
duties as route agent OF Wells, Fargo
Express company.
Maynard Harding returned to the
city late yesterday afternoon from Be-
len. and reports Louis Becker slowly
but surely recovering from HE long
n severe illness.
Hon. II. d. Burns has offered to Fred
Lewis, of this city, the position of
manager In his big store at Park
View. Mr., Lewis has the excellent Of
fer under advlsement.
Hon. o. N. Marion, mayor OF the
city, after spending the Christmas hol-
days with his mother and other rela-
tives at Port Henry. New York, re-
NNAhNN " tA' NAAN ie9A hAhhAs
Miss Geraldine Coombs, OF the Agrl-
cultural and Mechanic Arts college,
Mesilla Park, was back in Missouri on
a visit. She passed through the city
en- route to Mesllla Park last night.
John II. Barracough. OF the big
hardware firm OF E. j. Post g. Co., Is
in the city from oakland, Cal, and
will remain several weeks, assisting
Messrs. Myers and Campbell to take
stock"
The Elizabethtown Miner says: "a
stranger might think there was an epi-
demic Of sore eyes among our young
ladies since Wednesday, when Norman
Perry left for Albuquerque to go to
work In the chr shops"
Last night a most enjoyable dance
among the elite OF the city took place
at odd Fellows hall on south second
street, 1t Ia an end -of-the century
affair, and at the midnight hour ele.
giant refreshments were served.
Hon. f. W. Parker. who was In
Michigan, where he enjoyed Christ
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tie daughter, came In from the north
last night n continued south to Sill
yer city. The Grant county court
viii convene there tomorrow.
j. II. Pegue. who for the past year
was stationed at Thornton as anase
OF the W. l., TTimble & Co.'S cochit1
stage and express line, came in from
the ptFsfh IaEf nHphf a,n ,.lrF -.
here for the time being. assisting at
the Second street livery stables.
Mrs. Il. H.. Jobson, OF Lake Valley.
Misses Elizabeth Hughes and Gather
Inc Adams, OF this city; John Terry,
% SocorrO, and others, who attended
the Educational association and Chris
tan Endeavor conventions AZ Santa
Fe, We're passengers from the terrific
rial capital last night
The New Mexican y Miss Ellz-
abeth Hughes, daughter OF Hon. ana
Mrs. Thomas Hughes. OF Albuquerque,
who has been IN the city attending the
educational association and Christian
Endeavor conventions, being the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. o. G. Watson. left
'NA WIZ NAA' a. ANA lAhous |
Last night al midnight while the old
niuete NTH century was being chased
by bullets and the ringing OF
bells, Joe Barnett stood In front OF
the 81, Elmo with his pistol and nred
several times IN the air. An electric
light wire was struck by a bullet annd
n piece Of the live wire fell across the
foreh al OF Ia, Cummings. with the
result that his forehead was badly
burned.
Last night al S o'clock Toney Ortiz
and Miss Madge Hale were united in
the holy bonds Of wedlock, James Cos
and his sister Miss Mary Cos
grove officiating as groomsmAn and
bridesmaid. Immediately after the
ceremony, which vas performed by
Rev. Father Mandslarl al the Catholic
parsonage. Mr.. and Mrs. Ortiz
the masquerade ball OF the
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