Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

ANt - - HAhANAENhF nv
house keeper Of Bland. Is in the clay
today.
Hon. NELL II. Field, attorney. re.
turned last night from the territorial
capital.
John Bell. in the hay and grain
business at Cerrillos. Is in the city
today on business.
|. F~reudenburg. the well known
general merchant of Bernalillo. is in
the city interviewing the local whole
sale merchants.
This evening a grand free concert
and dance will take place at the Or
chestrion hall; also a concert at the
same hall tomorrow afternoon.
There viii be n regular meeting of
Albuquerque lodge No. i6l, b. p. o.
H., at x. Of p. hall, tonight at s
o'clock for work, C. w. Medler. sec.
rotary.
DR.. Culver and n party OF friends
came In from the west last night in
a special car and continued on east.
The doctor Is n son-in-law of Senator
w. A. Clark,
J. +. McNally, the assistant divis-
n superintendent of the Santa Fe
railway, was here for a few hours
yesterday, going south TO San Mar
cial last night.
G. Il. Albright, wife and children.
after a short stay here. left for San
Bernardino last night. where Mr..
Albright IL in the employ OF the San,
Ia Fe Pacific railway.
V. s. Miera and wife were passen.
gers for Santa Fe this morning, TAX
ing the delayed No. 2 passenger train
for the capital. They will visit rel.
atiyes for n few days.
Hon. W. B. Chllders viii leave to.
morrow morning for Washington, to
argue his side of the question in the
low.line ditch case before the Unit
ed States supreme court.
The Las Vegas Optic says: Mrs.
Theodore Rutenbeck, who left here
some time ago, is now living In Al
buquerque, having been seen by Las
Vegas visitors at the fair.
The Indian school basket ball
team defeated the university girls
yesterday, on the grounds of the lat.
ter, by the score of IL to 3. Another
game between the same teams is an
nounced for next week.
w. l.. Carter and A. II. Winslow
are In the city from the Albemarle
camp in the Cochiti district, and will
leave tonight for the state of Sonora,
Mexico, where they will enter the en-.
ploy OF the Montezuma Copper rom.
pany.
Mrs. b. Moriarity, who has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
James Hennessy, left last night for
st. Joseph, Mo. She was accom-
panied by the daughter of Mrs. Hen
messy, who will spend the winter in
st. Joseph.
Samuel Neustadt, head salesman at
the wholNale dry goods establish
ment OF Grunsfeld Bros, left last
night for Las Vegas, and will remain
there until Sunday evening, when he
will return TO the city. The happy
event will soon occur.
Elias Garcia, the West Railroad
avenue wool and sheep buyer, left
on the delayed No. ? passenger train
for the north this morning. Elias is
a good Judge of sheep and wool, and
generally picks up some good snaps
while of on his trips,
c. n. Blackwell, Of Ration, who was
here in attendance upon the Masonic
lodge sessions, after which he went
to Magdalena on business. came in
from the south this morning and con
tlnued home-bound on the delayed
No. ? passenger train this afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Barnett, wife OF the
proprietor Of The st Elmo" was
dangerously IN the past week. She
was out for the first time yesterday
afternoon since her sickness. It is
likely she will be compelled to go
east and remain in a lower altitude
for some time.
The Hllhee club met yesterday af-
tornOon at the home of Miss Stowell
on South Broadway and pleasantly
whiled away several hours, The fol.
lowing were present; Misses Morton,
llarsch, Tiekerts, Conley, Rutherford,
Houghton and Messrs, Cannon, Pratt,
NOR, Bowditoh, McClosky, Milford
and "Englebrocht.
Charles Il, Warmer. mentioned in
The citizen yesterday afternoon IN
connection with the building of n
beer storage and bottling house by
the William j. lemp Brewing com
pany OF ST. Louis here, left last night
on his return to st. Louis. Archi,
teCt La Dricrc now has the plans and
specifications for the building.
The Citizen is Informed that W.
+. Powars, alderman from the Third