Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-22
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. James Young. of south Second
street. Is entertaining her sister, Miss
Anna V. Foran, of Oswego. N. Y.
The young lady arrived Saturday
night. and IT Is understood that she
will remain here.
Mrs. Ed. II. Kelly. who has been
quite sick for several weeks has re-
covered sufficiently to go out on n
sheep ranch with j. w. Harling to
obtain n change of scene and air that
will soon completely restore her to
perfect health.
There was a social given last Fri
lay evening by the Epworth League
ct the Highland Methodist church Mt
Mrs. Stansbury's, IN south Broadway.
that was not only well attended, but
productive of much enjoyment. The
time was spent In social intercourse.
| games and the d|isposing of refresh
mcnts prepared by the hostess.
The police court this morning was
| graced by a quartet of drunk and
| d~isorderlies who were given the uni.
form assessment of So or Ave days.
| one or two of them were habituals
and we're plainly told by Justice
| Crawford that their mex appearance
before him would entitle them to the
laws limit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hotaling and their
two daughters have returned to Al.
%huquerque. this time permanently.
Miss Edna, who remained here while
the rest of the family were in Chi
Cago, Is more than pleased to have
them back. These pleasant people
who have hosts OF friends here, are
cordially welcomed ono more.
Agnes Josephine Erickson. the @.
ycar-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Erickson, of No. 7l6 south
Arno street. died Sunday morning of
spinal tuberculosis. The funeral was
held this afternoon from the home,
Rev. W.. ID. Clayton being the minis
ter in charge of the services. Inter.
ment took place In Fairview ceme.
terry.
That enterprising firm Of carriage
dealers. j. Korber a Co. has added
another fine lot OF the latest styles of
vehicles to their stock. For w. L..
Hathaway they have received a two
seated combination trap unlike any.
thing ever seen here, and of the latest
design. Some canopies for Tunabout
wagons have caught on and they are
going fast.
Chas. o. Cushman will leave this
evening for Denver, where he takes
the agency for the Cleveland Il
Whitehill company. extensive cloth
ing manufacturers of Newburg, n, Y.
Mr.. Cushman Is one OF the most sue.
Cessful statesmen IN the west, and
he has a host of friends in this city.
| ItA will nnnln hnahnnarfnra NJ hon.
yer and will make frequent trips to
this territory. =.
The primary and junior Sunday
School Teachers union held their first
weekly meeting Saturday afternoon.
Miss Varrell had charge Of the lesson
and did II justice, The union Is an
outcome of tne visit of the interna.
tional Sunday school workers. and
will work out methods OF teaching as
advised by them, and To promote bet
ter acquaintance among the teachers
of the different churches.
George A. Kaseman, who was in the
coal business at I'll Paso the past
year or two, now a retired merchant.
but still a contractor on the FL
Paso a. Northeastern extension, Ii
in the city, to enjoy a few days with
his friend, Col. w. II. Hahn. the well
known coal magnate OF south First
street. It Is rumored that Mr.. Kase.
man will soon again become identi-
fed with the commercial welfare of
this city. He is welcomed,
The Barelas base ball club again
demonstrated their ability to beat the
Old town clue at Tue national game
when they defeated them by a score
of s to . at the fair groun.s yester.
day. There have been three games
played between the rival mines. we
were won by Barelas and n was a
tie. out of six games played so far
this season the Barelas boys have lost
none. Professor Dare Devil" Harper
gave his thrilling ride down a l50-foot
ladder and escaped with his life.
There was a fair crowd in attendance.
ID, A, Dintman, who is a well known
windmill repairer OF the city, met
with a very painful accident yester,
day. lie was at work on the windmill
at the >. +. Matthew ranch neal the
Indian school, when his left hand got
caught between the plunger and part
OF the frame, MASKING the two small
fingers, cutting the flesh to the bone.
The attending physician is of the opin.
f'i 'A"N Nv manu- wiz bt al llEll
again, but II will take god care and
attention for several weeks. Mr..
Dintman's right hand got caught in a
buzz saw in Michigan twenty-five
years ago, and all fingers, except the
thumb, were severed at the first Joint.
\ committe OF Cottonwood Grove
No, 2, Woodmon's Circle, consisting
OF Mosdames Louise Russell, Il.
P%ricsner, Kate Elwood, Lou Hopping
ana Kate Hopping, prepared and pre-.
sontcd a fine program TO a large
crowd last Saturday night at odd
Fellows hall, Among the numbers
was a vocal solo by Miss Maud Brown.
rocitations by Bessie and Gertie Hop
ping, an address by b. Ruppe, and
excellent graphaphone music managed
by Fred, Hopping, Then came the
dancing and afterward refreshments,
and the fun was kept up until the mid.
night hour. Everyone present de.
clarod that the committee had earned
their thanks for a most charming en-.
tertainment.