Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-16
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS

". u. fulnty WIS "a noTtn UOuHu pas
senger by the morning train.
+. L. Medler. Jr., left this morning
for Santa Fe on law business.
A. r. Gibson and wife, registering
from Santa Fe, were here last Satur.
day.
Charles Mcdonald Is reported TO be
alarmingly III from an attack OF perl
tonitis, together with a slight pneu.
monia.
Edward Grunsfeld left for northern
points this morning on insurance bust.
ness for the Equitable Life Assurance
society.
Edward A. Barrett has returned to
the city. He will be remembered as
a clerk at J. A. SINNERS grocery store
n few years ago.
The Citizen has received a card an
nouncing the engagement OF Leo J.
Strauss, of this city, to Miss Ella
Jana. OF New York.
Herman Reid has resigned as reg.
istration clerk in Timekeeper Phil.
lipps' Office at the local shops. and +.
j. Foley appointed In his stead.
n. h stevens. who was down south
in the interest of the Montezuma
Duilding and Loan association, return.
ed to the city yesterday morning.
Hon. Alexandra Sandoval and Chas.
Chadwick, who were up in the Chama
country on important sheep matters,
returned to the city last Saturday
night.
Charles Winchell, who was in the
Pinto wre1N on the Santa he Pacific,
is up and around. and he Is telling the
people what "A narrow escape he had
from a most horrible death.
The remains OF Thomas GeoIg &c Ora,
ham, the iz.year old son Of Il. J. Ora.
ham and w!te at 724 South Arno street,
will be shipped tonight for Ration. The
son died last Saturday night OF typhoid
fever.
DR., and Mrs, j. II. Wroth are enter.
tanning heir friends, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
h. Walsh, formerly of this city, but
now OF New York. The visitors, after
a short stay here, will continue south
to Mexico.
Thomas NJ. Ramsdell, the well
known a inspector for the Santa Fe
Iallway, with headquarters at Topeka,
was in the city yesterday and today,
inspecting the car department Of the
local shops.
Last Saturday night, at their resi-.
dence, NO. 2l7 South Sixth street, Jay
A. Hubs and wife entertained the
members OF the Mandolin club and q
few other friends. Several hours were
Pleasantly spent.
Tomorrow night Tuesday at the
Presbyterian church. Rev. T. C. Beat
tie will speak on Rome" A great
many have requested him to speak on
some feature OF his recent trip abroad.
He has chosen the above most interest.
ing subject.
The ladies OF the N~on-Sectarian
Benevolent society will hold a meet
ing Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
in the office of f. w. Clancy. for the
purpose Of electing officers to serve
the ensuiag year. A full attendance ia
requested. Mrs. C. C. Hall, secretary.
L. Scheele, clerk at L. Kempenich's
dry goods store, telephones The Citi.
zen that the newspapers are mistaken
In stating that the Catholic Ladies'
Aid society, recently organized, would
render assistance to the Catholic
poor OF this city" Mr.. Scheele says
that the society will render assistance
to the poor OF all denominations.
Hon. ~. p. Thompson, wife and
daughter Of Rensselaer,, Ind, after en-.
joying two days with the family OF
Judge and Mis-. w. ID. Lee. left last
night for FL Paso and from there they
will continue on to City OF Mexico.
Judge Thompson's name has been
mentioned In connection with the
judgeship Of the second judicial dis.
trict OF this territory.