Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-08
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cattle Inspector A. u. Baca. OF sar
Mercial. IL in the city on ot1cial
businefs.
P~ostofice Inspector Peters has beer
transferred from this city to the st
Louis district.
Hon. w. u. Childers. who was al
Santa re on legal matters. returned tc
the city last Saturday night.
DR.. p. G. Cornish has Joined Mrs
Cornish and son at Flagstaff. leaving
for the west last Saturday night.
Mr.. A. II. Lowe is visiting with
friends in Pennsylvania and will re
main away from the city all summer
]. Ii. o'Rielly, representing the Mu.
tual Life Insurance company. will
leave tonight on a visit to the south.
ern towns.
Thomas Hughes, wife and daughter
will leave tomorrow morning for the
upper Pecos, where they will remain
two or three weeks.
Mrs. ID. II. Boatright and children will
leave tomorrow morning for the upper
Pecos region, where they will enjoy
n two weeks outing.
l.. G. Stevens. the Bland blacksmith,
returned this morning to the Cochiti
district, after a few days visit In
this city with friends.
Mrs. A. n. McGaney and mother-ln-
law, Mrs. X. u. McGaffey, visited Los
Lunas last Saturday. where they were
the guests of Mrs. Louis Huning.
Mrs. W. w. Mcdonald and daughter.
Miss May. who were down In southern
California on a visit TO relatives and
friends, returned home last Saturday
night.
Maurice Hayes and wife. Of Los
Angeles. came In from the north last
Saturday night and continued west,
home bound. after a visit to Omaha,
Neh.
Mrs. w. s. Burke. who has been
visiting relatives and friends at
Pennington. Maine. returned TO the
city last night and Editor Burke is
happy.
X. w. Hopkins. county commissioner
and prominently mentioned in connec.
ton with the p~ostofice appointment.
has returned from a business trip 30
Chicago and st. Louis.
Douglas w. Johnson left this morn.
ing for his old home In West Virginia
for a short visit among friends. after
which he will go to Columbia college,
where ne will attend this winter.
The lei Paso News. July 5th. says:
G. A. Kaseman returned from a visit
to the El Paso-Rock Island extension,
where he is interested In a contract
and left for Albuquerque last night
The band concert at the Robinson
city park last night drew out n large
crowd to Albuquerque's breathing
spot and everybody enjoyed the mu-
sic, which was rendered by the First
Regiment band.
Mrs. II. l.. Young. Misses Helen Mac.
gregor and Geraldine Combs came In
from Las Cruces yesterday morning
and left last night for Las Vegas, ac-
companied by n sister OF Miss
Combs. who has resided in this city.
The New Mexican says: DR.. and
Mrs. Francis Crosson. OF Albuquerque.
intend to take up their residence In
Santa Fe in the near future. They
will reside at J. NJ. Nagle's Sunny Pine
Grove ranch, which will be turned into
a sanitarium.
Max Ehrlich returned yesterday
from Jemez springs, with his family.
In five days at l.. A. Judt's bath
house he got rid OF a severe case of
rheumatism and he speaks In the high
est praise of the curative waters OF
the famous hot springs.
j. Il. Wilson. the well known fire
man on the Santa Fe Pacific between
this city and Gallup, who stole a
march on his many friends by quietly
leaving the other day and getting mar
ried to one OF the charming young
ladies' of San Jose, Cal, has returned
to Albuquerque with his bride. The
newly married couple will reside Mt
10 south Walter street.