Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-18
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS

\ party OF SnOp DONb VIII give u
dance at Orchcstrion hall Saturday
night.
Leon l.. Hcrtzog will leave this ev.
cning for New York via Denver and
Buffalo.
Justo l.. Armijo spent n few hours
in Santa Fc today and will return
home this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Mclaughlin re-
To San Pedro this morning aft
or spending Il day in the city.
Edward Spitz. book.kecper for II.
told Bros. went up to Iamy today to
business for the extensive
wool merchants.
Mrs. Crossan has gone to Santa Fe
to Join her husband. DR.. Francis Cros-
san, who Is now in charge of the SAM.
tarium at the capital.
7. j. Helm was unable to complete
his business transactions yesterday
and consequently did not get away for
Santa Fe until this morning.
District Freight and Passenger
Agent +. u. Iioughton, who was in the
city yesterday, left last night for n
business trip out on the Santa Fe Pa
cific.
The Epworth league of the Lead
venue Methodist Episcopal church
will give an Ice rea social tonight
at the parsonage. Ice cream, ten
cents.
Mrs. Jake Fenner, wife of Engin.
Ger Fcnner, will leave in a few days
for san Francisco, whore she will visit
her friend. Mrs. G. u. Whitcomb, for a
few weeks.
DR.. j. II. Wroth has presented the
iladley labratOry of the university of
New Mexico with n large bookcase.
It is a th'ny of beauty and Is highly
appreciated.
AS the services OF a United States
deputy marshal Is needed in the north.
'rn counties for "A few days, Frank
Hall has orders to leave for those
parts tonight.
II. NJ. Porter, the well.known Colora.
do cattleman, with ranges in southern
New Mexico, passed up the road for
Las Vegas this morning, and from
there on to Denver.
&. w. Kunz, the Anheuser.Bush To-
cal agent. will leave in a few days for
The upper Rio Pecos country, while
Mrs. Kunz and daughter will visit
southern California,
i. w. Edwards and family left this
morning for Whltcomb Springs. After
seeing that the family are comfortably
domiciled at That place Mr.. Edwards
will return to the city.
The delivery team belonging to the
l.. b. Putney wholesale grocery estab-
iishment became frightened yesterday
and before they could be stopped a
bran new wagon. valued at 500, was
demolished.
On Sunday afternoon a grand free
concert will be held at Orhestrion
hall, to which everybody is invited to
attend, Electric fans will be kept GO
ing, which rs a qua antce that the hall
will be cool.
Fred A. Bush, formerly solicitor for
the JOurnal.Democrat, has accepted a
position on the rerertorial stan of the
Silver City Enterprise. lie left here
on Sunday night to enter upon his new
responsibilities.
Cement sidewalks are being built on
south First street. south Second street
and Silver avenue and Col. James Nc
Corriston and Dickinson a. Aldrich,
the cement sidewalk builders of the
city, are kept pretty busy.
j. j. Tangney and three y~oungtest
children have zone to Reno, Neb.
where the little ones will be left In
charge of the grandparents, one OF
the children who suffered recently
from spinal meningitis Is improving
rapidly.
The grand lodge |. O. b. b., a strong
organization composed of Jewish PEG
pie, is in session in Denver this week.
Samuel NeuGtadt, who was elected as
delegate from Albuquerque, left last
evening to be in attendance at the
meeting.
e. NJ. Foraker, who was at the de,
pot last night waiting for No. 81 Ia
pull out, did not go To Deming as was
supposed. The marshal was at tae
station for the purpose of meeting a
gentleman who was expected to ar
rive from the north.
w. u. Morton, a member of the
blacksmithiug firm OF Morton 4 Ortiz,
who has b"cn putting In some extra
time OF late in his business, has con
Cluded to take a vacation for "A COu
Pile Of weeks, and day before yeStcr'
day left for the Pecos river.
Mesdamcs Palmer and Goebel, ac.
companied by their brother, George
Dornott, lett last evening for Denver,
where il is expected the health OF Mrs,
Goebel will continue TO improve during
the summer, MIR. DornOtt Will visit In
Chicago for "a few weeks, after which
all viii return to Albuquerque to re
side.
Mrs. Charles T.. Cramer, accompan
led by her son, George Cramer, and
Mrs. S%chwalbc, viii leave Saturday
for the upper Rio Pecos country
whore they will enjoy camp life for a
few weeks. During the absence OF
George Cramor his position as caller
at the depot viii be filed by Eugene
Roberts,
r. S Strong. who occupied the pos.
ition as clerk at tho Palace hotel IN
Santa Fe, but more recently the tray
cling salosnan for IN, Williams Ware
house Co, Of Denver, arrived in the
city last night and this morning az