Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-05
C0CHlTl PARAGRAPHS,
twentieth Century Ball at BIand--
Heavy Snow.
BLAND PERSONAL NOTES.

From the Bland Herald.
Lee Forest has returned from a trip
to Albuquerque. He will be Joined
here in a few days by his family.
Mrs. VIM. French and child have re-
turned from Albuquerque where they
resided for several weeks past.
Essie ]. Clement has beer rendered q
position in the Lone star mine by the
Navajo Gold Mining company
Frank and Miss Sarah Myers have
returned to Albuquerque. after a very
enjoyable vacation with their parents
here.
Merit Wagner and family have NOV
ed from Albemarle to Thornton, whore
they will occupy the cozy dwelling OF
Col. ]. l.. Morris.
John Hendrickson has gone TO CALI
fornia for a few monthes' visit, and
upon his return he will re-enter the
employ Of w. L. Trimble & O
Miss Mae sebben and brother. Will
bur. re-entered upon their studies in
the East Las Vegas schools This week
after a ten days vacation with their
parents In Bland.
J. d. May was among the passengers
who left for the Duke City on Tues
days stage. II may be necessary for
him to make a trip to Old Mexico on
mining business ere he returns TO
Bland.
Mrs. w. T. Grace. the estimable wife
Of our local physician. Ind li.tle son
left yesterday for an extended trip TO
the health resorts on the Pacific coast.
The doctor will remain at home this
time to keep house.
Mrs. T. II. Benson accompanied by
her daughter and little grand chill,
n to Albuquerque yesterday to en-
JOY a much-needed rest. TIE Exchange
hotel viii be In charge bS Mrs. organ
during their absence.
Miss Katie vann. e popular young
lady Of Albuquerque, visited at the
home OF j. II. Overhuls and family
In Bland for a week past. In company
with her friend, Miss Bessie OverhLls,
the young ladies leave for the metro
polls this afternoon to resume their
studies in the university.
John Henry. the stage driver who
sustained serious injuries in being
thrown from his wagon a few weeks
ago is greeting old friends in Bland.
He is still nursing his wounds. but will
soon be able to resume work for NJ.
Wagner.
For the past week the mountains in
this district have been robcd in white
about ten inches Of snow having fallen
siirce a week ago last night. Tn tenn
perature fell as low as FIVE degrees be-
low zero. but no one would believe IL
10 cold until they sized up the tnnr.
mometer. This snowfall win prove a
great blessing to this section next
summer.
The Golden Cochlti Tunnel company,
Who have been doing son splendid
work on their tunnel In C1ila canyon
for several months past. decided to
give their employees a little vacation
last week. Ind accordingly suspended
operations for a week. All hands re-
ported for service last Wednesday
morning, feeling much refreshed by
their brief idleness.
w. II. Rogers n family have NOV
ed in for the winter from their ranch
or the Cebolla, and have taken up
their residence In north Bland. Mr..
Rogers Is the possessor of a fne stock
ranch about thirty miles northwest OF
here which Is well supplied with
never falling springs and an abundance
of splendid grass. He say his stock
Is in fine condition for his season OF
the year.
j.. II. Pcgue vas here calling on the
merchants and auditing the accounts
In the interests OF w. L. Trlmble &
Co. last Saturday and Sunday. From
here he went to uuueru where a
Is understood he will be employed as
~bcokkeeper In the office OF the COM
pany for a few weeks. During his alb
sence w. d. Kemp will be in charge
Of he Thornton Office, while C. A.
Scheurich will take careo OF business
for the stage and express line in Bland.
The society folk of Albemarle and
Bland turned out in large numbers
last Tuesday evening and the first OF
the twentieth century was ushered In
In a very commendabe and suspicious
manner. the occasion being the mas
querade ball, given by the Independent
Order OF odd Fellows, An orchestra
consisting OF several talented must
clans from Santa Fe, vas there and
dispensed most excellent music for the
crowd who trlpped a merry step for
several hours over the polished floor
OF Woods hall. J. A. Rice, p. J. a
Der md W. II. Knight composed the
floor committee and It may be said the
gentlemen performed their duties
faultlessly.
A Good Thing
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