Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-08
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

II ~ llll'gt Nlf lldllb luItI lIbll
Chicago. is here on his annual tour of
the territory. and is stopping at Lou
Davis ON north Second street.
Mrs. A. G. Emery and two little
children lcft this morning for Grand
Forks. North Dakota, where they will
visit for three months among rcla.
tiycs.
Hon. Alexandra Sandoval, the county
assessor, came In from his home at
Los Corrallcs this morning and was
In charge Of Hon +. A. Huhbcll for n
few hours.
Mrs. f.. i. Mcllick and daughter. who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Thelin for a short time, de
parted this morning for their home in
Kansas city.
Mrs. w. w Strong returned home
last night from Denver and other
points In Colorado. where she has been
visiting with relatives and friends for
several weeks.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Sullivan, n sister of Mrs.
Robert Branagh. with her interesting
little son. returned to her home at
Trinidad Saturday morning. after IA
visit of a few weeks here.
Mrs. Arthur Kern and mother. Mrs.
Orland XIII, who accompanied the re-
mains of the formers husband to the
old home in New England, returned
to Albuquerque on Saturday evening.
Miss Catalina Badarraco. pupil at
the Sisters school at Santa Fe. Is
spending her vacation with her father
in this city. She is making remark.
able progress in music at the Santa Fe
school.
a party of Albuqucrqueans left yes.
terday morning for a couple Of weeks
enjoyment on the Pecos. There were
Mrs. $. Vaun and daughter, Miss Flora,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Eyeritt and their
three daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs, ID. p. Har-
ris are pleasant people who
have just arrived here from
Texas. Mr.. Harris Is a member of
the Odd Fellows lodge and no doubt
will locate here.
Mrs. Lon Davis, who was at I'll
Paso on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
James Mehan, returned home this
morning. Her daughter, who has been
quite i'll the past few weeks. is expect.
ed here tomorrow morning.
The Woman's Relief Corps accepts
an invitation from the knights of Ply
thias to attend their installation core.
monies this evening at Colombo hall
VIII meet at Mrs. Rummel's at 1880
p m, sharp. by order of the presi-
dent.
Peter Gullion, of the Highland buff
fct, will leave either tonight or tomor-
row morning for Kansas City, Mo-,
whore he will attend the French feast
there on July 18th. He will then visit
Kansas friends, after which he will
return to this city.
1t is pronounced by society gentle
men and ladies' that the handsomest
gentleman In the city yesterday wore
white trousers and white vest. and
d~rab-colored Prince Albert coat, with
a light hat, He is n Ward Me.
Allister pe~rsoniied.
J, W, Akors, of Santa Fe, who was
up at the sulphur hot springs being
boiled ont for the rheumatism, was
here yesterday and left last night for
Santa Fe. lie stated, for the rhcu.
matism, Albuquerque climate was al
most as valuable as the Sulphurs.
f. b. Crossthwaitc, representative
attorney for the government officials
in New Mexico and Arizona, will ar.
rive here tonight to enjoy n short
visit in the territorial metropolis. He
is On route to Los Angeles and is being
accompanied on the trip by his wife.
f.. II. Edgar, wife and little child,
arrived hero last night from Boone.
vile, Mo, Mr.. Edgar, who is "A brother
of w, l.. Edgar, book keeper at the I'M
perial laundry, has concluded To reside
in Albuquerque and in the future will
be employed at the laundry on west
Silver avenue.
About fifteen employees of the lmpe.
rial laundry went out to Bear canyon
yesterday In w. l.. Trimble's popular
tally.ho. Jumbo, and held a glorious
outing. The affair was given in honor
Of Mr.. Joseph Kelly, and II. Il. Sher-
a skillfully performed the duties
Of master Of ceremonies,
Judge ID. W. S%tansbury, a true-blue
Albuquerqusan, will leave tonight on
a two months vacation. lie will first
go to Chicago. whore he will visit his
old home, thence across the wheat
fields of Illinois TO the Pan-American
exposition at Buffalo, n. Y, and then
cross the Atlantic TO England.
NJ. T.. Crosson, who spent fifteen
years Of his life here and on a ranch
"A few miles south of the city, in a
letter TO Prof. Wendell. states that he
nov holds a good position at the Mag
nctic springs hotel, Bedrock, Ohio,
The hotel is conducted by Arthur
Duny, a brOthcr-in.law Of Mr., Crosson,
and the latter a ~ he is getting along
nicely.
s.. NJ. Saltmarsh, car accountant
Santa fc route west of this city, with
headquarters at Los Angeles, is in the
city, and was a pleasant caller at The
Citi2en Office. sam resided In this
city many years ago, has friends on
every street in the town and has been
kent busy shaking hands today. lie
Is here on business and win return
west tomorrow night.
The Cupplcs, Of Albuquerque,
heretofore known as the Browns base
bah club, have mailed a challenge to