Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-14
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.

wallie Locke. who was at Santa Fe,
returned to the city last night.
Mrs. J. p. Porter and daughter are
here from Albemarle visiting friends
George A. Kaseman. Of Eel Paso. Tex.
as. came in from the south this morn
ing.
John G. Phelan, In the butcherlng
business here years ago. is In the city
from the west.
j. c. Baldrldge. the South First
street lumber merchant. has returned
to the city from Santa Fe.
on the evening OF the 23d inst. a
dance will be given in odd Fellows hall
by members OF the Fraternal Union.
owing to the death OF T. a. Finical,
the Commercial club dance was post
poned last night until next wednes-
day evening
United States Marshal c. NJ. Foraker
has come home from Santa Fe where
he had gone on business in connection
with his office.
George Adams. a miner from the
Cochiti district, Is circulating among
friends in this city to-day. He viii re-
turn home tomorrow.
A. ID. Coon, the orchardist, came up
from Socorro this morning and CON
tinued on to the capital city. where he
viii attend the Legislature.
Henry Huning did not leave for his
Show Low home last evening as he
expected but decided to remain in the
city for a short time longer.
Jacob Sichler, chief miller at John
Becker's Belen mills, came in to Albu-
querque this morning on business mat
ters and will return south tonight.
Jesse Vaughn has returned to this
city after a protracted visit to friends
in the east. He will resume his posi-
tion at the shops in a short time.
Mrs. ]. ]. Frey and little daughter
are in the city, having come to pay a
visit to her brother c. C. Hall. She
will remain here a couple OF weeks.
T. Y. Maynard came home this morn
ing from FL Paso and Rincon where he
inspected the watches OF the employees
OF the Santa F'e Railway company.
Mark Knabenshue returned last night
from a few days trip to the Meadow
City, and was at his desk this morning
in the United States marshars office.
Albuquerque lsncampment will meet
, at /. o. O. +. hall this evening at 1880
sharp. A full attendance IL desired. by
order OF c. p. N. r. Stevens. scribe.
NJ. f. Becker. OF the life insurance
nrm OF Becker & Lewis, left this morn
ing for santa Fe and other northern
towns. He will be absent over a
| month.
Tony Trossello returned to Ger
rlllos to-day after a business visit "a
| this city. The future prospects or that
| section we're never brighter than at
present. says he.
Miss Ida Marion Huntzinger, daugh-
ter OF @. w. Huntzinger and sister OF
| II. @. Huntzinger OF this city, was mar
ried In Pueblo, Colo, Tuesday evening
to Charles clifford Perrine.
General Manager James McTavish OF
| the extensive mercantile institution at
| Magdalena, was here yesterday shaking
hands with his numerous friends. He
| returned to his home last night.
During the past few days there has
| been no Improvement In the condition
OF John Becker, the general merchant
Of Belen, and It Is expected It will be
sometime before he viii he able tC
leave his bed.
/ Martin Lohman, Sheriff Jose II. Lu
| cero, Captain Thos Brannlgan and
other prominent citizens OF Las Cruces
passed up the road for Santa Fe this
morning Henry Bowman and Pa
Garrett were passengers for Santa FL
yesterday morning. and Major Var
Patten will go up tomorrow morning