Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Frank kleimer is In the city and in
a few days will go into business.
Attorney A. b. McMillen came home
last night from a business trip to San.
Ia Fe.
William MACPHERSON has opened a
new grocery store at the corner OF
Coal avenue and Arno street.
Il. +. Baca. of Santa Re, and Henry
a. Schmidt. of San fcuro, are In the
city to-day. greeting old friends.
A yellow canary bird got away from
.lt6ia south Third street. Reasonable
reward will be given for its return.
4 sister of Mrs. Fred. Marshall ar
rived from her eastern home last night
and will visit for n few weeks in this
city.
Last evening Miss Mabel Harding
left for Chihuahua. where she will
make her future home. Her parents
will follow soon.
Ad. II. Wycof, the attorney OF
Bland. Is here on II visit to former
friends. and from all indications he Is
enjoying himself.
The fare to Deming. for the Albu.
querque presidential celebration dele
| cation, Is one fare for the round trip,
amounting to 1925.
Miss May Buckley returned to her
home in Gallup last night after a very
| enjoyable visit of a few days with her
sister, Mrs Harry +. Lee.
Miss Grace Cornell has gone to her
old home in Caldwell, N. j., to spend
the summer. She expects to return
TO the land Of sunshine In the fall.
Miss Elizabeth Wiley, one of the
city's popular public school teachers,
who was on the sick list the past
week. resumed her duties yesterday.
Mayor Marion and committee To-
| Gated the site for the new sisters hos
| pital and s|anitarium this afternoon
The site Is just n little ways northeast
of the First ward public school build,
Ing.
Miss May Heath will sing at the
morning service of the Congregational
church tomorrow. Miss Heath, who
has been 80 willing to sing for the
churches this winter will leave the
city mex week for ner eastern home,
W. G. Stevenson, a young mineralo-
gist, who has located several valuable
claims in the county AID who expert
ed numerous minera. properties for
fasteners recently, will leave tonight
for Hillsboro, Ohio, on II brief business
trip.
DR.. l.. j. Alger and Il. A. Frost
two popular unmarried young gentle
men of the city, entertained a party
of their friends, ladies' and gentlemen
at bowling at the Orchestrlon hall last
night. The party lined up into two di.
visions and DR.. Ayers side Won by
a handsome margin.
Ed. Warren, a switchman in the 10
cal yards, got himself In trouble this
afternoon. He assigned his April pay
check over to Mandell n Grunsfeld for
an account due them and called on
Agent Pate for his time. When he
saw the checks, he grabbed same and
departed from the agents office. The
matter was reported to City Marshal
McMillin. who arrested Warren on
Second street. near TIi.nble's stables.
Justice Crawford will try the case late
this afternoon.
j. d. N~otgrass. who was appointed
trainmaster on the Santa Fe, with
headquarters at La Juuta. about six
months ago, has resigned and will
accept back again his old position as
passenger conductor between Albu-
querque and Las Vegas Mr.. Notgrass
is quite popular with the travelling pub
lie and they will be pleased to learn
that he will return to the train service.
An engineer, whose name The Citizen
is unable to ascertain. will be the new
trainmaster.