Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-04
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS

lUCAl PARAGkAPHS
+ II. Fowles returned To Bland this
morning. -
Otto Dieckman journeyed to Ger
Iillos to-day on insurance business.
Mossrs. l.. l.. Henry, W. l.. Brother
ton and Gregory Page returned to Gal
lup last night.
Miss Eta Halloran, daughter Of Col.
and Mrs. Ralph Halloran, is reported
on the sick list.
|. Freudenberg was in the city yes
terday from Bernalillo on some i'm
Iortant business.
On Thursday night the annual meet
ing of the directors of the Commercial
club will take place.
Mrs. $. II. Mulligan. OF bland, Ia
mere. and will doubtless make this city
her home In the future.
James ID. Eakin. Of the firm OF Me
liui & Eakin, returned last night from
a trip to the northern towns.
Tho ladies' guild of st. Johns
church will hold a meeting at the rec
tory tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The horsemen will hold n meeting
up-stairs over Zeiger's Cafe tonight.
All horscmen are requested to attend.
The usual Wednesday nights dance
will take place at the Commercial club
tomorrow night. II will be the last of
the eason
Harmony lodge No. II, I %. o. F.
Regular meeting this evening. Elec-
tior and amendment To bylaws. 3.
Horton. N. g.
Mrs. Fred. Marshall was n passen-
ger for Winslow last night, where Mr..
Marshall liz In the employe of the San.
Ia Fe Pacific railway.
Mrs. John X. Hitchcock and child.
zen. who were on a visit to relations
and friends. left last night for their
home In Los Angeles.
Ex-Judge c. w. Graves, OF Bland.
who transacted business In the me-
tropolis yesterday, left for his home
in the Cochiti district today.
Fred. Il. McKeehan came home from
Las Vegas last night after transacting
somc business In the interests of Uni
ted States Marshal &. NJ. Foraker's
Office.
10 Il. Sheridan, the coal mine in
spector for New Mexico. came In from
Silver City this morning. and will
leave tonight for the coal mines of
the Gallup district.
There will be "a meeting of A%lbuquer-
que lodge No. 1886. |. o. b. b.. this
evening at s o'clock at their lodge
room ON Gold avenue. All members
are requested to- attend.
| AnnrAw Smith tho unnApiptapIan
OF t%elegraphy for the Santa Fe Pa.
cifc and Southern California railways,
Is In the city to-day on business con,
nected with his department.
Excelsior lodge No, |, ~. OF H., will
meet in regular session tomorrow
night at 7;i5. All members requested
to be present. BY order OF the c. of
II. Eta b. Allison. recorder.
win Swisher, the young Socorro so.
der who recently returned from the
Philippines, passed through Albuquer-
que this morning on his way to st.
Louis. where he will visit relatives
and friends.
Mrs, IL. l.. Miles, of Wichita, Kan
sas, while In the city, will divide her
visit with her mother, Mrs. u. G.
Whitcomb, who resides on the High,
lands, and her friend. Mrs. W. Y
Walton. on west Tiieras avenue,
II is learned that Mrs. Thomas Ish
orwOod Is suffering from blood poison
ing, n fears are entertained for the
injured hand, which may have to be
amputated in order to prevent the
spread Of the disease.
George w. Rhamy, who conducted
/ N nAnnTnl mapahn nligA gNprA In Mac
stan for several months, but recently
closed out his stock OF goods, arrived
In this city to-day. He was accom-
panied by his wife. Tonight they will
leave for I'll Paso, where Mr.. Rhamy
expects to go into business.
William Goetting, the carver at
Farr's meat market, will enjoy a visit
from his niece and nephew, Miss
Louise Ewald and Peter Ewald. from
Boerne, Texas. They Will arrive from
the south to-morrow morning and will
probably remain during the summer
months, The father OF the children,
Judge Ewald, a Judge of Kendall
county, Texas, for twenty years.
ID. w. Peters, the postofice inspec-
tor. who Is at work trying to unravel
the poor mail facilities OF the south
west, was here yesterday and called
at The Citizen office. lie stated that
he hoped in a short while to hear no
further complaints from people
throughout the southwest on account
Of not receiving regularly their letters
and papers. Mr.. Peters left last night
Tor Taos county.
Hon, 4. A. Miera, who Is here at
tending "A meeting of the board of
county commissioners, leaves tonight
Tor Santa Fe. After "A stay there OF
day he will return 10 this city and
possibly hold another days session OF
the commissioners, after which the
board will adjourn until June &c. Mr.
Miera states that he has a large force
OF men at present shearlng his fiocks
OF sheep In the Nacimiento mountains,
and his clip will average considerably
more than for several years past. lie
also states that his Landing will
amount to at least 80 per cent.
The Citizen has been informed by
James j. Sheehy, solicitor and coun
selor in patent causes, Washington
ID. c., that Herman Blueher. the wei
known gardener, has received a patent