Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-11
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p. c. and George Mitchell are hearth
seekers from Mansfield. Ohio.
J. J. Reiss Ind wife. Of Lyon. Kan,
are stopping at sturges' European.
DIT ]. X. Bishop. Of Bland, and Fred
Lefren of winslow, are at Sturses' Eu-
ropean.
Mrs. A. Is. Clark, from Quincy. ILL.,,
10 In the city and has her name on he
Hotel Highland register.
Thomas shiflett, employe Of the local
shops. was at the depot last night to
meet his wife. who arrived from Brook
ield. Mo.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Adah Chapter No. 8. o. Il. r., Friday
evening. January 18th, at 1880. BY Or
der Of Worthy MAtron. Laura F1uke,
secretary.
Bruce l.. Carr and wife came I'm from
the north last night and registered at
the Grand Central from Portland. ore
gon. They were here a few weeks OF
last year.
Sheriff Thos. 8. Hubbell, District At
torney r. A. Finical and Attorney Hor-
ton Moore. who were at Santa We on
official business, returned to the city
last night.
Manager Forehand OF the Postal Tel
egraph company, has a gang OF line
men at work to-day running the Logan
& Co. leased wire into the offices OF W,
p. Metcalf In the Cromwell block.
The citizen understands that Miss
| Ella Coltraine has so far recovered her
~ kAE
school duties next Monday provided no
relapse should occur in the meantime.
Edward Lovett, of this city. and Miss
Fern Bass, of Mexico. Mo-, were united
in marriage last night at the Presby-
terrain parsonage by Rev. T C. Beattie.
The witnesses were Miss MAUD Hill
and Mr.. Espelin.
A. ID. johnson, OF well boring fame,
took the train last night for Gallup,
where he will do some well boring for
the Hyde Exploring company, now OPP
Grating in San Juan county. Mr.. John
son will be absent several weeks.
Eduard Strauss, the great leader OF
orchestral and concert music, left last
night for Denver. where he will Join his
company. Although not entirely well,
the attending physician, DR.. Tascher'
had his patient In such a condition as
to admit Of his travelling.
p. G. SPAIN, Charles Roehrlg, @. w.
| williams, f. II. Bartlett. II. c. Marshall
and W. +. Grant are a party of young
machinists who arrived last night from
Topeka, Kan. They have not decided
whether TO remain here and go to
work In the local shops, or continue on
to bakersfield, Cal. where shop posi-
lions have been offered them.
The funeral of Miss Jennie Harwood
whose death was ~chronicled In The cit
lien yesterday afternoon. took place
this morning at the Lead Avenue Meth
odist church, and was well attended.
The brother OF the deceased, William
T. Harwood. Jr. arrived last night
from Bland. where he is in the employ
OF he Abbemarle company.
The republicans OF precinct IL will
meet in primary this evening at the
city building on TiJeras avenue for the
purpose OF nominating candidate for
justice Of the peace and constable, The
primary for precinct 20 will also be held
tonight, meeting in the office Of Judge
II. II. Rlbble on South Second street.
II Is a foregone conclusion that JUS
tees Crawford and Ribble will be re-
nominated for their respective pre-
clncts.
The new manager Of the Western I'm
ion Telegraph company's local office +.
Touhy, took charge OF his duties like
a veteran and II he proves as accommo-
dating and competent as the retiring
manager. Maurice Vaughn, the West
ern Union will not suffer here. The cit
lien is pleased to state that Capt.
House will remain as a member OF the
force OF operators, and that the two
popular messenger boys, MCGOWAN and
Keleher. will still continue to deliver
messages.