Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-18
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

Hon. 4. NJ. Blackwell. OF Las Vegas.
Is in the city on business.
Chas. -. Eddy. the Pecos valley
promoter, passed mp the road this
morning. enroute to Chicago.
&. l.. Whittlesey. architect of the
new railroad hotel and depot. has
gone to California for n weeks visit,
The laws passed by the Thirty.
fourth legislature are now ready and
are being distributed. The price Is
81.
A good prCparer can find employ.
ment during the summer at Mrs. NJ.
NcCreight's millinery parlors. Call
at once.
Miss lncz Bliss was an east bound
passenger this morning On route to
Washington. u. c.. where she expects
To remain about one year.
After n pleasant visit with the fam.
ily of Rev. X. NJ. Craig. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bishop. Of Santa Fc. were among the
departures by the morning train.
The Missouri Society Is growing.
This morning President Hall received
the names OF ten members at Gallup.
two at Madrid and four at Las Vegas.
w. 7. McCrcight. business manager
Of The Citizen. and VIII. Ments, agent
for the paper, left for southern New
Mexico last night and will be away
several days.
Claus Andersen, a shopman, was a
passenger on the east bound train,
ticketed for Topeka, where he will
/ mako "A short visit rnfnrninu thnnga
to Albuquerque.
MI. and Mrs. Jessie Robins and
daughter, Miss Dorothy, of Marceline,
Mo-, have arrived in Albuquerque and
will visit with Mrs. Robins mother.
Mrs. W, Il. Talbot.
Eugene Kempcnich has returned
to the city and will hereafter be found
at the store Of |" Kempenich on Rail
road avenue. having accepted n po-
sition as salesman with his uncle.
Miss Smith, one of the teachers at
the Mcnaul mission school. will spend
her summer vacation in Illinois and
left this morning with Chicago as the
first point at which she will visit.
Miss Ida Elder, one of the Albu.
qlcrque teachers, and Miss Olive
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try on a camping expedition and will
make their headquarters at Willis.
Chas. w. Allen. business manager
for the Las Vegas Publishing company,
was n north bound passenger this
morning in return from a business
trip to Socorro and other points south.
Thomas Madden of Cerrillos, where
he Is interested in mining, was in the
city yesterday, the guest of Deputy
Jnited States Marshal Fred. Fornoff.
Mr.. Madden returned home last night.
After winning that horse race Sun
day Pap" Greenleaf thought he was
entitled to some rest and sport, so he
packed up his fishing tackle and has
gone To the Pecos country to catch
trout.
Judge Daniel h. Mcmillan, having
adjourned court in Socorro county af-
ter a session of five weeks, came
into albuquerque this morning, accom-
panied by Mrs. Mcmillan and their
young son.
G. X. Newhall survived the Shriners
meeting at Kansas City and returned
home last night. lie reports a splen-
did time, but says he doesn't know
what became Of DR.. Chamberlin and
Chas. Mausard.
In the game Of ball Sunday between
Santa Fe and Las Vegas, at Santa Fe.
the fOrmer were victorious by a score
Of ~ to 10. Santa Fe has beaten two
visiting teams and should tackle the
Albuquerque Browns.
Mrs. Maggie j. Williams, mother OF
Operator Williams of the local West.
crn Union Telegraph company's office,
will arrive Thursday morning from
Golaid, Texas, and reside in the fu-
ture with her son here.
Perry Earickson, representing the
firm of Gross, Blackwell 4 CO., OF
East Las Vegas, who has been south
in the interest of his house, came into
Albuquerque ON the morning train and
remained in the city to-day.
Mineral lodge No. 4, X. of r., one
Of the most popular secret organiza-
tons Of the city, is arranging To have
a public installation of officers and
grand entertainment early in July.
Fun particulars will be published
later,
T. l.. Medler and wife have returned
home after a most enjoyable trip east.
the special feature of which was the
session Of the Mystic Shrine at Kan
sas City, at which place they enjoyed
the great meeting to the fullest
tent.
w. G. Mead, day report man Of the
local Western Union Office, Is Mt
Mesila park, attending the funeral OF
his brother, Herbert, who died very
suddenly Sunday night, Mr. Mead's
many friends sympathize with him In
his great loss and sorrow,
VIM. Walsh, a machinist who has
been working at Winslow, arrived In
Albuquerque boy the morning train,
his wife accompanying him Mr.
Walsh had an attack OF grip about
six months since, from which he hts
not entirely recovered and came TO
Albuquerque 10 recuperate,
Chief Ruppo Of the fire department
informs the Citizen that the fun
amount Of 1000, the sun aimed at,
has been subscribed by the citizens
and taxpayers Of the city for the
purchase Of the chemical and hose
wagon, This handsome donation has