Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-20
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

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\. ID. Whitson Is home again from
a business trip to points north OF
here.
Night police officer Charles Mainz
is on the sick list and Alex Knapp
Is substituting Tor him.
Hon. NJ. Otero has returned from
his sheep ranches In the northwestern
portion Of the county.
Mrs. j. j. Sheridan, wife of the
deputy county collector, IL quite sick
AT her home On North Fourth street.
Mrs. Louis Ilfeld was n passenger
on the morning train for the north
and will reside awhile at Santa Fe.
II. II. Elwell was an FAST bound pas.
acnger this morning. bound for Cerrll-
los. Madrid and other mining camps In
Santa Fe county.
Major Van Doren. OF Bluewater, il
In the city on business. He reports
the crop conditions in his vicinity as
being very favorable.
Fred LOWS started this morning for
Las Vegas and other points north on
insurance business for the Equitable
Life Assurance society.
j. II. Burns, of TERRA Amarila. is in
the city. He will visit western New
Mexico, hoping To find a suitable 10
cation for n sheep ranch.
DIR. Chamberlin has returned from
his trip to Kansas City, where he at
tended the Shriners' meeting. He
had n good time and needs rest.
Iran Grunsfeld was a north bound
traveller this morning for Bland. Abe
marie and other points. on business
for the firm of Grunsfeld Bros.
Grand free concert at Orchestrion
hall Sunday afternoon. Electric fans
in good running order, good music.
Nice place to spend the afternoon.
The name of the new railway hotel.
"A~lvaradO,' appears in large fancy
letters on the west front OF the central
or tower section, being cut into the
cement surface finish.
Policeman Miguel Martinez Is NOV
ing today and from this date will oc.
cupy the handsome brick cottage built
Tor himself and family by Contractor
1. l., Wilson, at SOC South Arno street.
There will be n regular meeting of
triple Link Lodge Rebekahs, at Odd
Fellow hall tonight. Business of inn
portancc. by order of the noble
grand. Miss Lizzie Harsch, secretary.
Tourist car No. 1921, attached to
the morning train from the west, bore
evidence of the cussedness of some
miscreant, who threw a rock through
"A window In the smoking compart-
mcnt.
The many Albuquerque friends OF
Bert Jones will be glad to hear that
| hn Ia npnin nitnhfnr mood Aal fnr
st. Louis. In yesterdays game he de-
foated Philadelphia by a score of
4 to 1.
Former President +. W. Sanders,
OF the territorial agricultural college
AT Las Cruces. stopped OF yesterday
in Albuquerque. The gentleman will
go To Europe and spend a year In
study and recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H~alloran and
daughters are entertaining Misses
Laura and Mary Lawrence, of Trini-
dad, Colorado The young ladies' will
act Ms bridesmaids at the halloran-
ran Marion wedding on the Goth,
Mrs. Milich and Mr.. John Muehle-
back, of Kansas City, sister and bro
Their of Mrs. Al. Thelin, have come
To pay their relative a visit. Mrs. Mil
lch, who is accompanied by her daugh.
ter, may remain here permanently.
l.. Scheele, after several years resi-.
dence in New Mexico, has resigned his
position with l.. kempenich and was a
passenger on the east bound train
this morning, Mr., SCheele will reside
In the future at Athens, Wisconsin.
II. J, Parker reports the sale of the
southwest corner OF East Railroad ave.
nue. and Hill street TO IA party who 90
poets To improve In handsome style,
very shortly. The name of the puT-
chaser is by request withheld for the
present.
G. C. Hall had as a guest today Mr..
&. b. Brinkman, OF Walnut Creek, la.
The gentleman is secretary of the mill.
ing company at the above place and is
did the honors in his customary
smooth manner.
ID. @. Grant, son of A. A. Grant,
who has been attending the Leland
Stanford, Jr., university in California,
Is paying Albuquerque a visit. The
young gentleman will be one OF the
ushers at the Marron-Halloran wed.
ding next week.
Captain w, Il. Dame, of Cerrlllos,
was a welcome caller at The Citizen
office this morning. The captain spent
nearly three years in the Spanish.
American and Filipino wars, and
made a splendid record. lie vas one
OF the best officers in the volunteer
service.
Richard Powers and William Mat,
tocks left this morning for Colorado.
where they will probably make LAeir
homes, Both boys are excellent limo.
type operators, A number OF their ,
friends were at the depot TO see them
on, who We're sorry TO see Albuquer'
que lose them.
Tomorrow evening Mayor O. ~
Marion expects 10 greet his brother, ,
the Rev. Father h. Marion, OF Pots I
dam, N. v, who m TO Albuquer-
que 10 perform the marriage cere-
mony al the Marion. Halloran wedding
June 10Th. The gentleman il the !