Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-26
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS

Silas Alexander, the Socorro attor.
ney. was a through passenger to-day
for the capital city.
A majority of the saloons In this
city closed yesterday and everything
was shut up in Old Town.
X. valck and wife and Miss Estelle
left for a visit to their old home In
Chicago. They will take in the Pan.
American exposition at Buffalo before
returning.
Hon. Daniel ii. Mcmillan, an asso-
clate justice of the territorial supreme
court, was here today and met n nun
Der OF his acquaintance before
leaving for Santa Fe.
Phillip J. Barber, the Bland mer.
chant, who attended the session OF
the jury commissioners here last Sat
urday, returned to the Cochitl metrop-
oils yesterday, accompanied by his
wife.
Joseph Bibo came down from Ber-
nalillo last evening to meet his family,
who are expected to arrive here on
No. 5 tonight from a four months
visit with relatives and friends In San
Francisco,
II. NJ. Stockton OF Valencia county
will make a fine exhibit OF tobacco
grown on his ranch al the territorial
feir. He was In the city yesterday
and informed The Citizen that his to.
bacco crop will be an excellent one
tits season.
Mrs. Thomas McMillin and chill.
dren, family OF the city marshal, re-
turned On No. 2 this morning from a
six weeks s%ojourn at Ocean Park, Cal.
They were accompanied by Mrs. &.
w. kunz. All report having had a
very pleasant outing.
The announcement Is made of the
engagement of Samuel Neustadt OF
this city TO Miss Sadie Holman uf
Las Vegas. The young lady visited
friends in this city last winter. Mr..
Neustadt is receiving the congratula-
tions of his host of friends.
Mrs. Margaret Bigelow has taken
possession of her handsome new brick
cottage built for her by w. w. Strong.
the contractor, on East Railroad ave
nue. and High street. II is one OF the
cosiest and most convenient homes
built in Albuquerque this year.
The horsemen will meet tonight to
make up a racing program for Labor
day, September 2. when one of the
best racing matinees of the season
will be given. The great chicken race
that was postponed from July 4 Is ex.
pected TO be seen next Monday.
jay A. Hubbs, proprietor OF the
Albuquerque steam laundry, has
leased one Of the Tilton cottages on
Sixth street and Silver avenue and s
moving in today. The others are oc.
cupied by j. III, Kuhn and family, well
known residents here, and T.. ]. Glib,
son, the Santa Fe Pacific trainmaster
Mrs. j. NJ. Reed, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. j, w, Edwards. and children
who have been visiting here for three
weeks, returned TO Newton, kas., To-
day. Mr.. Reed, who Is a messenger
for Wells-Fargo Express company
came down to the city last night "a
accompany his family to their Kan
sas home.
The undertakers OF this city have
received souvenirs from the st. LOUIS
Coffin company In the shape OF q
penny encircled by a broad aluminium
band on which Is inscribed the words
Keep me and always have money
The piece Is almost the size of a silver
dollar and is highly appreciated by
the recipients.
Last week a number OF Albuquer
queans received invitations To attend
the wedding of Mrs. Wayne Dwight
and VIM c, Yantis in Chicago. The
bride Is popularity known here, she
having been the guest of Miss Clara
Oleson for several weeks last summer
and the man Of her choice Is at pres
ent employed In the Office OF a st
Louis daily paper.