Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Fred J. Otero left last night fol
Santa Fe on business.
The woman's Relief Corps held an
interesting meeting this afternoon.
w. A. Gongales. county collector OF
Rio Arriba county. is in the city on
business.
Guy c. Ellis. wife and son will leave
tonight for Point Richmond, Cal. after
a sojourn of n few days here.
Depot Master Ward. who was OF
duty the past few days on account OF
a severe cold. was noticed at work
last night.
beginning promptly at 1880 O'Clock
tonight. Christmas exercises will be
held at the First Baptist church on the
Highlands.
companifd by Miss Nell tlournoy and
MIR. Snaffer, are spending the day ri
Coyote Springs.
The banks will close all day Christ
mas. thus giving the employees an OPP
POI tunity to enjoy a full day away
from their duteis.
Last Saturday night, AT the Orehss
trion hall. Sylvester V. varella and
| Daniel Romero gave a dance, and
there was present quite n crowd OF
their friends,
Mrs. J J. Street and children, family
| OF the railway station agent at Thorn
ton. who was here last Saturday pur'
| chasing Kris Kringle toys, returned to
| Thornton that night.
Louis Trauer came home last night
-. -. ...sl.. s.... a.. ns.AI.ls..s.
county. He purchased a couple thous'
and head OF wethers for the sheep
ranch OF Theiin Bros,
Has Man Evolved From the Mon
key" Is the interesting subject Of DIR.
Tights lecture at the nigh school Fri
day evening at Z o'clock to give time
for the basket hall game.
W. T.. Walsh ana wiie. n were
| guests OF DR.. anu Mrs. J. II. Wroth the
| past week or so, nave left for City OF
Mexico. where. IL is understood. Mr..
Walsh will o o engage in business.
Thomas Wilkerson. who expects TO
return to Albuquerque and engage In
the sheep raising business, left last
night for Kimball. Neb., where he will
| enjoy tne holidays with his fanny.
VIM. jerks. the w%ell.known manager
and superintendent OF the Jura-Trias
| copper Mining company. has returned
| from Denver. where he had gone on
| business connected with his mining
company
George Fraser. the genial boss OF
the blacksmith department at the rail-
way machine shops. left Monday
with his wife and baby for Topeka.
The family will enjoy the holidays
among relatives.
Harry II. Coffin left last night for
| Joplin. Mo-. where he will enjoy the
Christmas holidays with relatives.
| Mrs. Coffin Is the southwestern agent
| for the Norvell.Shapleigh Hardware
| company of st. Louis.
The following is the order of Christ.
mas service at 81. Johns Episcopal
c..urch: At Z a. m, holy communion:
10. morning prayer and special Christ,
mas m Special anthems and
hymns. I..i welcome.
Hon. Solomon Luna ant wife ar
rived last night from Washington. ID.
| G., and Chicago. Mrs. Luna stopped
off at Lamy and went up to Santa Fe,
while Mr., Luna continued south and
Is at Los Angeles today.
Hon. w. II. Andrews. o. P%ittsburg,
Penn; w. s. Hopewell and J. T. Nc
Laugnlin. all three prominently con
nected with the bui..ing OF the Santa
Fe Central railroad, passed down the
roa0 south bound last night.
Mac Dickman and wife, of Bellefon.
tame. Ohio. who Aave been spending a
short time In the city with relatives,
left last evening for California points.
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Fisher and daughter.
4Ae p~ostofnce will he open Christ.
mas from . O'Clock until IL in the
morning. Money orders will be cashed
anu registered packages will .e ueliv-
cred, but no money orders will be Is
sued nor will packages oe received.
+. A. Hubbell left Chicago Sunday
night on No. |, and will arrive at the
local station Tuesday evening unless
delayed by storms In the states. He
has been in Washington whoopin' 'er
up for New Mexico for a few weeks.
Alva Adams and wife. who have
g @ visiting In california for some
M past, we're passengers through
this city last night homeward bound to
Pueblo. The gentleman occupied the
governors chair In Colorado with sat
isfaction to himself and the state a
few years ago.
Charles Boggio. a well known saloon.
Keeper In Gallup. was arrested and
given a trial for having sold liquor to
the Navajo Indians. Fred Fornoff, who
maze the arrest and attended the pre-
liminary hearing. returned to this city
last night. He said Mr.. Bogglo was
bound over to tne grand jury In the
sum OF $500. which was furnished.
+. +. Trotter. Dookkeeper for the
grocery establishment of J. l.. Bell 4
Co, appeared at his desk this morning
as usuai, but his c%ountenance did not
seem to be as brilliant AZ formerly. On
Sunday. his OK fell IN the ..,ch, and
consequently he was obliged to desc.
crate the sacred day ny doing a little
extra work. His hand came In contact
with a rusty nail and as a result he is
wearing mat memOer in indicated
bandages.