Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-24
LOCAL PARAGR APHS

Frank J. Wright Of Silver City is in
the city today on business.
w. d. Kemp and Il. A. Shaw. from
Thornton. are in the city today.
Eugene KempeLich is down with
fever mt Pcralta, where his parents re.
side.
The young son of Postmaster Hop
kins Is confined to his room with sick
ness.
Il. V. Chaves, attorney. who was at
Santa Fe on business, returned to the
city last night.
w. J.. MACPHERSON and family will
Ontario, Canada.
Miss Maud Summers will sing at
the university assembly Wednesday
morning at 1880.
Hon. II. b. Ferguson. who was at
III Paso and White Oaks on business,
has returned to the city.
George Arnot. manager Of the Ar
not Wool company of East Las Vegas.
Is In the metropolis on business.
Hon. Frank A. Hubbell. school SUI.
p~erintendent, va called to Socorro
last night, returning this morning.
The Epworth League social will be
held this evening at the residence of
Thomas Hughes, No. 20i South Water
street.
DIR. George II. Williams has opened
Office rooms in the Grant building. He
came here recently from Jefferson
City, Mo.
George Pradt, the surveyor of
Laguna. is here as important witness
In the Baca murder case from McKin.
ley county.
Captain S. s. Matthes, special agent
of the government land Office, after a
stay of two days here, will leave to-
night for Gallup.
James Stewart and wife, who took n
vacation and visited the Pan.Ameri
can exposition a. Buffalo, returned
home the other day.
A new fence now encircles the
C~larkyille coal yards on South First
street. John 5, Beayen is the proprie-
tor of these coal yards.
Miss Laura Armijo left on the
morning train for the east. The young
lady will go direct to Chicago, where
she will remain several months.
Lawrence Smith. who holds a posi-.
ton in the Office CT Master Mechanic |
S%anjule at Gallup, is in the city on
business, He expects to return west
tonight.
Mrs. Fred Rayner. nee Miss Ethel
Mcleod, arrived last night from On
tarto, Canada, and will visit her friend,
Mrs. Judge Crumpacker, for several
weeks,
Mrs. II. s. L%ithgow, after a visit OF
a few weeks with her parents. was
an ~eastbound passenger this morn
ing, en- route to her home at New.
ton, Kas,
Mrs, j. n, Lewis OF Creole. Colo,
Is In the city on d visit to her daugh.
ter, Mrs. \. V. Skinner, on West Sill
yer avenue She will remain until aft. |
er the fair.
Major w. II. II Llewellyn, the well
known district attorney of the south.
ern counties, who was east on bust
ness, passed down the road for Las
Cruces last night
There are several holes in the
bridge over the acequia at the cor.
ner of Second street and Copper ave.
nue. to which the attention OF Street
Commissioner Ticrney is called.
Thomas Seward. representing the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
company, was a passenger for the
northern towns in the territory, where
he viii talk business for the next
few weeks.
Nathan Barth, a big sheep raiser of
this city, after a p%rOtracted visit to
relatives and friends at Grand Rapids
Mich returned last night, and he re.
ports having received good benefits
from the lower altitude OF Michigan.
Last Thursday appropriate memo.
services were held at Belen under
the auspices of the Hey.Dey club. Ad
dresses we're made by Rev. II. Richter
{. A, Dalies, Chris. Scheele and Carl
Reinken.
Last night while at the knights of
iEthlas meeting some wheel thief
stole H., Rupees bicycle from in front
or his drug store, The wheel was OF
the Racyclo mako and has only been
IN use a few weeks,
Roy Stamm, formerly at work for
the express company at the local de
pot, now in charge Of the Jura Trias
copper company's store at III Senior,
ito, up In the Naciamiento district, is
IN the city n viii return to his du
ties tomorrow,
James MalOney, "A business man of
Gallup, who has been here on court
matters the pas, few days. will ar.
range so his wife and children can