Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-06
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS

Mrs. James Grunsfcld and son left
this morning for Santa F'e. where they |
will remain for n few weeks.
william Gl%aesner, the south Second
street tailor, who was at Cerrlllos the
past few days on business. returned
to the city last night.
Thomas Hall left this morning on
an extensive trip through Arizona and
New Mexico in the interest OF the
firm of Hall Il Learnard.
After a very pleasant visit OF three |
months among friends and relatives,
Mrs. Henry N. Jaifa returned last
night from New York city.
Miss Carrie Newell arrived last
night from Newton. Kansas. The
young lady Is a sister of Mrs. 4. w.
Spencer. wife of the architect.
The Foster Millinery company will
vacate their present store in n short
time and will occupy the Yrisarri
building further west on Railroad ave
nue..
Mrs. Chas. Grande has given birth
to n fine girl baby. Mother and child
reported doing well. Charles was on
duty in his place OF business this
morning.
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city last night.
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seI JOG ielt TINS morning
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MISS Eulth stevens, n wen known
ana popular pubic school cache OF
the city leit yesterday morning Tor
Farmlhstoh' Maine. where she VIII
VISIT relatives n friends during the
summer.
{. r. McClintock II family left
last night Tor lei Paso, where they
VIII PROBABLY locate Tor a snort time.
MI McCllhtock a Deen In this city
lor a year past, working on a e
abstract OF the city OF Albuquerque.
Hon. q. A. Richardson, of Roswell,
who attended a meeting of the board
OF regents OF the Agricultural college
at Las cruces came In IRON the south
TINS morning, and continued on to San
Ia re- where ne VIII attend a meeting
OF the rlgatlo commission there to-
day'
Edward Chambers, with his wife,
children and maid, in a special coach,
came in from III Paso this morning
and continued on east attached to No.
: passenger tram. MT, Chambers Is
one OF the popular Santa re racihc
and California railway oih-
Gals stationed at Los Angeles.
Abraham Kempenich, the Peralta
general merchant, Is In the city on
long distance telephone business. lie
Is II of the promoters of the scheme
to join the river towns between this
city and Socorro with telephone ser
wee ana ne Is meeting with encour'
asehheht liom the people mere
Next Sunday morning at II O'Clock
Rev. w. j. Marsh will deliver a ser.
mon in the Congregational church "a
the Odd Fellows lodge. II will be in
the nature of a memorial day sermon
and all members of the lodge and Re,
bekahs are urgently requested to meet
at the hall promptly at 10 o'clock.
Prof. ID NJ. Richards. the able
scbool teacher returned IN Tho citv
this morning from Las Cruces, where
he attended the commencement ex.
e%rcises OF the Agricultural college. He
will leave tonight for Gallup, where
he will make preparations to leave
that town for Las Cruces, he having
accepted a professorship in the Agri,
cultural college.
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