Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

Crowds OF country people are here
today making their Christmas pur-
chases.
Mail Carrier John j. O'Brien Is again
carrying his route after an illness OF
several weeks.
Wanted-A nurse girl. Good wages
to competent girl or woman Address
postofice box 412.
Miss Margaret Newman is spending
the holidays with her friend, Mrs.
Palmer, at ~Alamogordo.
Mrs. b. b. Borden and daughter will
spend Christmas In Socorro. as the
guest OF Mrs. Sleight. daughter OF Mrs.
Borden.
Ed Myers, clerk In the Alameda store
or l.. kempenich. IL In the city to en-
JOY his Christmas turkey with his
parents.
James Il. Carpenter, OF Las Vegas,
was an arrival In this city last night,
and IA around today calling on his
numerous friends.
J.. A. Goebel came up from Ell Paso
this morning and during his stay In
the metropolis of New Mexico done a
little missionary work for the midwin.
Ter ialr and carnival.
VIM. Booth is here on a visit to his
brother, Wilmot. He Is now clerk in
the Denver & Rio Grande Offices at
Denver, and expects to return to Den.
yer on Wednesday night
Mrs. Nellie Aldrich and neice, Miss
Rachel Roper, left yesterday on their
bicycles for Camp Whitcomb. where
they remained over night. They re-
turned to the city this afternoon.
The Christmas exercises at the
Highland Methodist church will take
place at the church tonight at 1880
o'clock. All members and friends are
cordially invited to attend the exer-
cises. 80
DR.. j. H.. Johnson. who practiced
medicine In Bland and Cerrillos during
the past two years, has gone to Organ,
N. NJ, where he has suspended a
shingle over the door OF his coy little
residence.
Frank W. Cooley, a practical job
printer, arrived from the east last
night and accepts a situation In The
Citizens job department. He Is a
married man and will send for his wife
as soon as he gets settled.
Christmas day in st. Johns Eplsco-
pal church: Services, 7 a. m, holy com.
m%union; morning prayer. 1890 a. m.
holy communion and special Christmas
sermon. There will be special Christ.
mas anthems and hymns. All wei.
come.
The household effects of Judge J. w.
Crumpacker are being packed and will
be shipped to La Porte, lnu., the old
home OF the judge. 1t is not known
whether Judge and Mrs. Crumpacker
will return to the city before taking
up their residence elsewhere,
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pan
teleon Martinez, on South Second
street, Sunday afternoon. the christen.
ing ceremonies were conducted on
their months old child. The little
fellow was given the name OF Miguel
Martinez y Martinez, in honor OF his
uncle. Mike, the well known local pa.
trolman.
Robert Appleton, who was reported
some time ago In the butchering bust.
ness In FL Paso, is here to enjoy the
holidays with his wife and children.
He thinks El Paso a fine city, with
splendid business advantages. and
when he returns he hopes soon to be
In business there himself. At pres.
ent he Is working for wages, and can
carve a beef as well as the next man,
Mrs. S. o, Crane, mother Of George
w. Crane, pressman OF The Citizen
office, and Miss Nellie Crane, trimmer
at Mrs, McCreight's millinery store,
arrived last night from Decatur, H.,
and will reside here In the future. On
leaving Decatur. Mrs. Crane visited q
sister in Iowa. who had the misfortune
to break her wrist, and in consequence,
owing to her sisters accident, VAS de.
tanned in reaching this city.
Joseph Routledge, the pioneer saw
miller OF the Cochiti district, arrived
In the city last night and made pleas
AMI calls on his friends here today,
Mr.. Routledge has a large force OF
men at work in the mountains telling
trees, building roads and conveying