Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

A A. Keen, the territorial and com
missioner, returned to the oity last
night from Santa Fs.
Gus Weiss Of Cuba. who was here
tho past few days. returned to his
western town last night.
Conductor Jerry Quinn 10 back on
duty, having recovered from tLe In
jury received about two weeks since.
J. W. Crillin and wife, who are we'll
known In south Albuquerque, will en-.
Joy a season Of rest In southern Cal.
fornia.
Thomas Seward, agent for the
southwestern Life Insurance company,
was a sou,n bound passenger on morn.
ing train.
william Tasker and wife will enjoy
their Christmas holidays at Topeka.
Kan. Mr.. Tasker Is a machlnist at
the local shops.
DR.. G. w. Grove. the o%culist, and son
expect to spend their Christmas In
southern California, and will leave for
the west tomorrow night.
Miss Grace Hahn. daughter OF w. IA.
Hahn. the coal dealer, Is Mt Madrid.
N. NJ, the guest Of Miss Carter. She
will remain away until after Christ.
mas.
w. l.. Essex and wife, who was back
In Indiana on a visit to relatives. have
returned to the city. and Mr.. Essex
has resumed his position at the local
shops.
Phil f. Harroun. the civil engineer,
left on the morning train for Santa
Fe. where he Will proceed to Embuda
on business connected with his pro-
fession.
-. II. Spencer, the general merchant
and postmaster at Eastview. valencia
county. is In the city today, purchasing
Christmas supplies for the little ones
OF his town.
Fred Fornoff has returned from
Luna county, where he arrested and
lodged in Jail at Deming, Lee Tong, a
Chinaman, illegally residing In the
United States.
George Arnot. manager Of the Albu.
querque branch and partner In the
nrm of Gross. Blackwell & Co., left
for Las vegas, expecting to return to
Albuquerque tonight.
Mrs. ]. F. Luthy and children will
spend the holidays as the guests OF
Mrs. J. p. Raster, and left by this
mornings train for Topeka, Kan.
where Mrs. kaster resides.
J. II. Ballou. the well known engin
Ger, will return to his run on the
Santa Fe Pacific in a few days. He
has suffered considerably the last few
weeks with a badly injured hand.
Two plain DRINKS were up before
Judge Crawford yesterday morning
and not being able to furnish good
reasons for their violation Of ordi
nance No. 16I were assessed i've dol
lars each.
Miss Mae Brown. O talented younf
musician OF Ripan. Wis, came In from
Los Angeles yesterday. ALe yount
lady was In california the past few
months. n will probably remain here
indefinitely.
At Orchestrlon hall tonight the Bow
Knot dancing club viii give a dance
This ia the first public dance to bs
given by the Bow Knot club, and al
members. with friends, are expected
to DO present.
The Degree Of Honor laales and theil
many friends held forth at Odd Eel
lows hall last night, giving one Of thu
incest dances OF the season. The dane
was kept up for sometime after tn,
midnight hour. Delightful refresh
ments were served.
Otto Dieckman, Jr.. and wife will ar
rive In Albuquerque Friday morning
from Detroit, Mich. n will spend tn,
holidays w.,h Mr.. Dieckman's parents
This will be his first trip home sine
. 1892. and 1t will prove q pleasant SUI
prise to his many friends In this cit,
. tn learn NJ HE Downing
!, The Topeka State Journal says
George Thompson. OF the boiler shoI
received a message from his sister 4
Albuquerque. N. NJ. Saturday mornin
announcing the serious illness of som
member Of the family. thompson too
his time and started at once for tina
place. The family, which formerl
lived In Topeka. has been there 70
several years"