Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

VIII ~ A'Ad N"o HtHN'llT
ger for Santa Fe last night on legal
matters.
B. Ruppe has recovered from his
slight spell OF sickness. and Is now at
his drug store.
ID. l. Perry and wife. well known
people of Bland. are here today on
business and pleasure.
Sidney Abel was an arrival from
Chicago last night. He is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Ilfeld.
Joseph b. Goodlander, the st. Louis
drug tourist for the southwest. is
here with his holiday samples.
c. II. Sporleder, the well known
shoe dealer OF East Las Vegas, vas
a homebound passenger last night.
This afternoon. Mrs. J. w. Crum-
packer Is entertaining the Ladies' Aid
society Of the Presbyterian church.
Charles Roe. the general southwest
ern agent Of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine company, Is south on business.
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. b. +. Fill.
more entertained a few friends at
tea at her home at No. 21S Silver ave-
nue..
Attorney Il. w. Dobson, who has
legal matters to look after It Las Cru.
ces. was n south bound passenger last
night.
A number of Masons. who wers
here the past two or three days. re-
turned TO their respective homes last
night.
The foot bali teams of Las Vegas
and Albuquerque are arranging n SO.
ries OF games, to be played in the near
future.
At the police court this morning
there was but one case, being that Of
Manuel Lopez, a plain drunk, assessed
81, or five days.
Edward SpitZ, representing the
firm OF Ilfeld Bros, wool and sheep
dealers, was a north bound passenger
the other morning.
DR.. G. G. Duncan. Of Socorro, who
attended the session of the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter yesterday, re-
turned south last night.
Mrs. NJ. McCreight, who was north
the past few days, returned last night,
bringing with her some exceedingly
pretty and latest novelties In millin-
cry.
Capt. W. L. Dame, who saw service
In Cuba and In the Philippines, mas
returned to Cerrillos, after attending
the Masonic sessions the past few
days.
DIR. w. s. Harroun has returned to
Santa Fe, after attending the Masonic
grand lodge. He is the father of y.
II Harroun, the civil engineer and sur.
veyor.
Meeting OF the Fraternal Order of
Eagles Is called for tonight at $
o'clock, at Knights of Pythias hall. by
order of the president. j. j. Sherl
dan, secretary,
Thaddeus Van Horn, who was here
on a visit TO his friend, Harry Meyer,
has gone to ~Alamogordo, where he
accepts n position on the El Paso &
Northeastern railroad,
George Ward, the well known SUI
| perintendent OF the territorial insane
asylum at Las Vegas, attended the
| grand lodge of New Mexico, and re-
turned north last night.
j. w. Edwards left last night for
Los Lunas, to put in place a monu'
ment over the grave of Jesus Sanchez,
Mr.. Edwards was accompanied by J..
=. Campbell, who represents the Den
yer Marble and Granite works.
Attention, Sir knights! There will
be a regular conclave OF Pilgrim Com
mandery No. 3. X. r., at Masonic hall
this Thursday evening at 1880. Wis
Ting sir knights cordially invited. by
order of Il. c.. l.. II. Chamberlin, re-
corder.
w. d. Kemp, one OF the directors of
the Elota Fuel and oil company. came
In from Las Placitas last night, and
IL today talking oil To his city friends,
He says that his company is all right,
and considerable stock has already
been sold.
Mrs. w. A. Newell, with Fred
Ward and wife, will leave tomorrow
night for San Francisco, where the
ladies will remain for some time. Mr.,
Ward will continue on to Marshfeld,
Ore, whore he holds n position with
the Crescent Coal company,
Mr. and Mrs. c. ID. Whitcomb, now
OF California, formerly of this city,
came In yesterday from the west and
continued north last night to Roches-
ter, Mimi, where they will visit the
old home OF Mr.. Whitcomb, which he
left about seventeen years ago,
The Citizen has been conducting a
book bindery for several years past
on a small profit. II any. although
there is plenty Of work In this city