Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-05
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

w. II. Walsh. n well known citizen
of the Cochiti district. was in this
city for n few days, going up to Mad.
rid.
Frank w. Hall and Fred Foraker,
deputy United States marshals. return
ed to the city last night from trips out
OF town.
Walter Tate and james Dutton of
the Albemarle camp in the Cochiti
mining district are visiting the me
tropolis.
John Denair, division superintoud.
| ont at Needles. Cal. has informed HIS
friends here that he will attend the
Territorial fair.
C. B. Eddy, president Of the FL Paso
& Northeastern railway, was a pas
| senger through this city today, en-
route to Denver.
Mrs. II. J. Render is planning to
leave in a short time for Montana.
where she will visit relatives and
friends during the winter.
Charles Schroeder, engineer at the
coal mines at Madrid. who spent 4
few DAYS in this city In company with
his little sol returned yesterday
morning.
Mrs. c. c. PAUL and daughter. Miss
Grace. and =. Benjamin, a brother Of
| Mrs. PAUL. have concluded To remain
here during the winter. They hail
from Aurora, Ill.
Those who are DESTROYS of becom-
ing members of the Firemen's asso.
citation can secure application blanks
from either Chief II. Ruppe " Dan
Philips, the m~ail-carrier.
The new druggist, George n. viii
llams, who Is located at No. III West
Railroad avenue, reports his business
increasing every day. He is a good
pharmacist and will succeed.
DIR. Angel Givonio and wife Of the
City Of Mexico passed through the city
homebound last night, after a visit TO
foreign countries and also to the Pan.
American exposition at Buffalo.
Judge a. A. Freeman. who was here
yesterday mingling with the local le
gal fraternity, returned last night tc
his home in Carlsbad. Judge +. J
, Parker accompanied him as far south
= as Los Cruces.
Rev. G.. s. Madden, who has occu
pied the p~astorate at Bland for Q
, couple NJ years. has accepted a cal
!, to the Methodist Episcopal church II
, Hueneme. Cal. He will assume hl'
new charge In about ten days.
w. Il. Story. chief engineer of the
Santa Fe railway. who was In FL PasC
this week looking over the union de
pot proposition. passed through this
city yesterday on his way to Topeka
where he will submit his report to the
officials of the company.
/ Mrs. Sonnier is confined to heI
home at the corner of Gold avenue
and Broadway with typhoid fever
Her husband. who is a professional
base ball player. Is also n victim 81
the same malady and he Is occupyinl
|, a bed in the Santa Fe hospital.
= In a letter to Fred II. Kent, Jane,
? Groenendyke states that he has re
. turned to the United States from
Nome, Alaska. after a stormy voyage
He Is at present In Seattle, Wash,
where he will remain during the win
! ter. Mr.. G~roenendyke was formcrl.
in the cattle raising business in thi.
( and Valencia counties n few years
ago.
=, Last night at the home OF Mis-,
Grace Hardness the Illihee club hei,
a regular meeting, and after discus
sions and amusements, refreshment0
/, were served. The following wcr,
present: Misses Stowell. Harsch
Rutherford, Tway. Hardness. Cora an,
Clara Tiekert; Messrs. Bowdick, DO
wee. Milfred. Cannon. Moir, Molliner
Needham and WELLER.
| NJ. T. Moriarty. the extensive ranch
er, came to town yesterday and left
fine lot OF large and lucious apples a
the office Of j. f.. Saint in the Gran.
building. The ranch Is located on tn,
/, proposed line OF the Santa Fe Contra
2 railway. about eight miles north OF
/ William McIntosh's sheep range. Mr.
Moriarty brought the specimens In e
4 show to the people what kind of frul
can be raised along the route of tn,
new railroad,