Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-23
LOCAL PARAG

p. T.. Iiarroun was a passengeI
this morning. bound for Embudo.
Louis Huning was an incoming pas
songer this morning from Los Lunas
where he spent Sunday.
Miss Mary r. Kraft. governess II
the family Of Joseph Bibo at Bernalil
10, Is visiting with friends In this city
Rev. II. Richter held divine servic,
Yesterday at Belen, returning to Al
buquerque On the train from tn,
south this morning.
j. T. Mclaughlin and wife Of Sai
Pedro We're In the city yesterday an,
In the afternoon enjoyed the race
at the fair grounds.
There will be n regular meeting o
the WOman's Relief corps tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. BY ordel
Of the president. Alba sherwood, sec
rotary.
Mr.. Winnie, n carpenter residing In
the southern section of the city, who
had an attack of appendicitis the Other
day, Is reported considerably better
today.
A few days ago a difficult surgical
operation was performed upon James
Wilkinson of the wool securing mills.
lie Is reported today as greatly i'm.
proved.
Five Indian girls and an equal mum
Der of boys left Albuquerque, this
morning en- route to Hampton. Va.
where they Will attend the normal
and agricultural institute.
Mace Crosson, who has been absent
from the city for the past year and
was connected with a hotel at Belle
wood, o., is in the city again. on a
visit to his former old friends.
Mrs. o. G. Watson and daughter
came in from Santa Fee last night
and viii remain until after the fair,
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hughes, parents of Mrs. Watson.
In "A letter to Delegate Rodey. Hon.
Champ Clark Of Missouri writes that
he finds II impossible to attend the
statehood convention here during fair
week. He, however, favors statehood
for New Mexico.
Robert Kuhns of the First National
bank, accompanied by his sister. Miss
Shirley, returned from the east last
night, where they have been visiting
for some time. They report having
had n splendid time.
A special meeting OF the Ladies'
guild OF st. Johns church will be
held at the reCtory tomorrow at 3
p. IN. A fun attendance requested
as matters of Importance will be dis.
cussed. by order of the president.
Harry Potter OF Santa Fe came In
from the capital last night and II is
understood he will reside here in the
future. Mrs. Potter has been in the
city the past week or ten days, the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hudson.
George A. Hill, representing the
Rocky Mountain paper mills of Den.
yer, came in from the north last night
and is around interviewing local
newspaper Offices. lie returns to
Denver tonight.
The New Mexican says: II is under.
stood that w. A. Rogers OF Albuauer.
que, who is in the capital. is negotiating
with George Hin Howard and other
owners, for the purchase of 100. 600
acres of the Juan Jose Lovato land
grant in Rio Arriba county. The
price per acre is said to be rather
low.
II. q. Maurino has just returned
from Belen, whore he erected q hand.
some monument OF Georgia marble on
the grave Of Bernard Reinken, the Sa.
hinal merchant who was drowned in
the Rio Grandc n few months ago. The
monument Is a very handsome one,
and Mr.. Maurino did good work in its
construction.
G.. Giomi and Peter Gullion. who
visited all the adjacent mining towns
In the interests of the wholesale liquor
establishment Of Bachechi Il Giomi,
returned to the city last Saturday.
They say that the little towns out in
the mountains east and north of Al.
h%uquerquc will be well represented at
the approaching fair,
Al THE Phoenix" dry goods store
last Saturday night in the BLACK
Cat competitive drawing, the judges
awarded the prize of 81 for the fun
NEST and most original drawing to
Miss Anita Mead, the second choice
being given to Elwood Albright. c. w.
Ward Of the Journal. Democrat and W.
7, McCreight of The Citizen acted as
Judges,
The Citizen last Saturday mon.
toned the fact that friends expected
the return to the city that evening OF
DR.. j. s. yesterday, II Is true he re.
turned, but he had a surprise for all,
as he Immediately introduced n young
lady with him as Mrs. yesterday.
The young lady In question was Miss
Floy Brookfeld OF Des Moines. la,
who had previously resided in this
city. The ceremony was performed