Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-11
LOCAL PARAG

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carl HOFFMAN. manager at The Met
| ropole," who was on the sick list las
week. was up and around yesterday.
Councilman @. w. Harrison enjoyed
the Sabbath with his wife and child
rem. He returned to the capital last
night, accompanied by Mrs. Harrison.
on Thursday. February II. a Valen-
tine ball will be given at the Columbus
hall on North Second street by the
Ladies OF the Maccabees. Admission
81 per couple.
Mrs. Henry Lockhart, who was al
El Paso on n visit to her daughter
Mrs. T. s. Austin and sons. Harry and
Emmett Lockhart. returned TO the city
this morning.
II. a. Pease. the editor and proprietor
OF the Holbrook Argus. after spending
last Saturday in this city. returned to
Holbrook on the delayed train yester
day morning.
Representative Emilnno l.. Cutter
req. with scferino Crollott and Mari
| ano Armijo, who hold legislative posi-.
tlons. returned to Santa Fe last nigh
after spending Sunday in the city.
Hon. Frank A. Hubbell. OF this city
returned 10 Santa Fe on the delayed
passenger train yesterday, while Hon
Solomon Luna, OF Los Lunas, was @
passenger to the capital this morning
Johnny and Tommy Hughes. sons OF
| Councilman Thomas Hughes. vert
passengers on the delayed No. 2 trair
yesterday afternoon for Santa ZEE
where they will make a short visit
They will probably return to the city
tonight.
Representative w. h. Walton, OF
Grant county. after spending saturda,
at his home In Silver City, came In
from the south yesterday morning. &C.
companied by his wife and two daugh-
ters. They continued north to Santa
Fe on the delayed train in the after
noon.
Last Saturday III. A. Il. Pickard re
ceived a box of fine ~evaporated Sar
Juan county apples from the d. X.
Sellers evaporator at Pennington
Mr.. Sellers is well known here, and
his friends will be pleased to lcarr
that he Is prospecting In San Juan
county.
A. ID. johnson came home Saturday
night from the oil country north OF
Gallup After sinking one well to the
depth OF 200 feet he sold his well drlv-
ing outfit 10 the Hyde Exploring com,
pany. who viii continue the work. MIR
Johnson says that there are many evil
dences OF oil shown In the neighbor,
hood that is being worked.
A. s. Goodell, sheriff; Samuel Nc,
Anish, county clerk, and Cipriano Baca
came in from Silver City yesterday
morning, and. accompanied by United
states Marshal G. NJ. Foraker, con
tinued TO Santa Fe on the delayed pas
senger train In the afternoon. They
win fight and work against any bill
proposing the division of Grant coun.
".
Harry II. Mltchner. the manipulation
OF The Citizen bindery depa rtment,
appeared for work this morning, after
a weeks tussle with the grip. Symp-
ton OF Improvement In his case began
10 manifest themselves In proper shape
last Friday. when he gained rapidly
n Il q rushing several pressing
orders In the bindery department Of
this office.
Tomorrow afternoon al 2:20 O'Clock
the Woman's Relief Corps will meet
at the Knights Of Pythias hall on Gold
avenue. This is a regular meeting and
all members are urged to attend. In
the evening Of February l2, at the same
hall, a campfire will be held, to which
all old soldiers are invited to attend
Visiting comrades and ladies OF tn,
corps are especially invited.
While passing the store Of A. KEN.
penieh on Railroad avenue on satur-
day evening, +. i. Wilder picked uI
a blanket and continued onward
Later the police nabbed him, placed
him In the city prison and returned the
blanket TO It's rlghtful owner. Wilder
was sentenced to ninety days impris-
onment FOR his wrongful doing at TO-
days session OF the police court.
After a lingering Illness OF many
months from consumption. w. A.
Henry, OF Springfield. Mass, died in
this city on Sunday morning at 1
o'clock at his room on the Highlands.
He was a telegraph operator by pro-
fcssion ana had reached the age of
IS years, Tit relatives We're notified
OF his death yesterday, but no re-
Spouse has yet been received. II is
probable the body viii be laid to rest
In the cemetery at this place.
In Orchestrion han last Saturday
evening one OF the most pleasant
dances Of the season was given in hon.
or OF Miss Margaret Kent ana Attorney
E L. Medler " prominent young Al
buquerqueans who are soon 10 embark
upon the sea OF matrimony. The ar
fair, which was arranged and perfect.
ca by Messrs. II. $. Plckard. Louis
Brooks. 4, j. Alger and A. L. Frost.
was an event which surpassed all an
ticipation OF the hosts, and the Invited
guests thoroughly enjoyed the occasion
Splendid refreshments were served
and music 10 a large number Of dances
was furnished by local talent.
An important meeting OF thS direct
ors OF the santa Re, Albuquerque q
Pacinc Railroad compsny was held In
this city last saturday evening aud
among those present were Messrs. J..