Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-30
c PARAGRAPHS.


terday morning.
a. Mennett. the travelling salesman
for Browne, Manzanares a. Co, of Las
Vegas. left for Ccrrillos yesterday.
j. II. Gainslcy who suffered last
week from the rheumatism. was a pas
senger for the Las Vegas hot springs
Sunday morning.
DIR. Edwin NJ. Clayton and wife. who
were here the past week visiting the
parents Of DR.. Clayton. returned to
their home in Gallup last night.
Charles Warlen. the pioneer pros.
pcctor and mine owner of the Cochiti
district. is In the city t%ransacting
some important mining business.
g. A. Viles, whose home is on the
upper Pecos, vas in the city yesterday
on his way to Grant county. where he
has n position on the Hanover branch
road.
Mrs. NJ. J. McAtee. of north Eighth
street. who has been quite sick for the
past week. Is reported today as being
very much better and will soon be up
and about.
l.. ID. Howell. blacksmith. came up
from Cananca. Mexico, today and con
tinued on to- Bland. where he will visit
with n sister and renew old %acquain.
tances with friends.
Hon. NELL B. Field and Hon. u. II.
FERGUSON returned to the city Sunday
night from the upper Rio Pecos coun.
try. They report rain up there every
afternoon for the past fourteen days.
In the published list of contributors
toward securing the chemical fire ap-
p%aratus for the local department, the
anne Of Grunsfeld Bros. were mad
vertently omitted. They contributed
s25.
N. s.. Corbin. assistant superintendent
u the Pullman Car company arrived
lere Saturday night from I'll Paso and
'pent Sunday In the city. He left for
California that night on business con.
nected with his company.
Joseph u. Peabody. the young man
who was identified with the clerical
force in the Office of l.. B. Putney's
Wholesale grocery for n year or more,
Is now located in Needles, where he
is employed In the ~storehouse OF the
Santa Fe Pacific Railway company.
Mrs. NJ. J. Borden. president OF the
New Mexico Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth, and son.
Ford. left yesterday morning for Chi
cage and Buffalo. They will be absent |
for a month. viewing the sights along
the great lakes.
Percy Hawley, who has carried on
n shooting gallery outfit In several
Texas cities the past nine months,
came In from San Antonio, Texas, yes
terday morning to visit a few days
with his father, G. Il. Hawley. He will
return to San Antonio and be on the
Midway there with his shooting gal
lery in October.
Rev. Stark who occupied the pulpit |
in the Presbyterian church for a
couple OF months past. left for his old
charge in Iowa yesterday morning. |
He was accompanied by his estimable |
wife and adopted daughter. While |
the family were In this city they gain
cd the friendship of n large number of
citizens, all OF whom regret their de-
parture very much.
+. c. Fox, division superintendent
of the Santa Fe, and !. B. Hibbard, d. |
vision superintendent of the Santa Fe
Pacific were here yesterday In their
private cars, and on business connect. |
I'd with the building of additional
switches In the local yards. j. A. Har.
ian, the superintendent of bridges and
buildings, was also In the city. All re-
turned to their respective headquar.
tiers last night.
J. w. West, who conducted n barber
shop in Albuquerque some seventeen
years ago, arrived In the city Satur-
lay night on his return trip from New
York to Needles, Cal. Since leaving
this city Mr.. West has been a resident
OF San Bernardino county and Is now
n member of the board of supervisors
OF that county. He remained In the
city Sunday and met a number OF his
acquaintance.
Previous to the call of time at the
race track Sunday afternoon while
King was speeding st. Elmo. his sui
key came in contact with q buggy &C.
cupied by A. =. Robinson and wife,
and for a minute considerable excite
prevailed. King was thrown from
his bike, but he held onto the reins
like a hero and succeeded In turning
his horse into the fence. The buggy
was overturned with its occupants,
but no damage was done.
III. w, ID. IdiTlOTt, tultOT Vi inc
st. Louis Christian Advocate, return
ing from the Epworth League conven-
ton at San Francisco. stopped over
here Sunday and visited Rev. w, u,
and family. lie preached
Sunday night at the Highland Metho-
dist church. lie left yesterday for st.
Louis, Or. Palmore will leave New
York city on August IA, for Europe.
a delegate to the Ecumenical Meth
conference, which will meet In
London.
Perry Howe, the obliglng day tick
1t agent at the depot. and wife. accom-
panied by John II. Alderman and sis
ter. and Miss Donna Rankin, took In
canyon Sunday and spent the
day picnicing under the big trees, The
trip out was all right but coming back
well. they were caught in that big
rain storm that prevailed about nine
that night and all got soaking
wet. Mr.. Howe is now engaged In
writing a book on Water. and How II
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