Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-23
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.



+. Romero and wife left this morn
ing for a two days visit with friends
at Santa Fee.
Louis Benjamin returned from Los
Lunas last evening. where he has been
spending several days.
]. NJ. Blaine, a newspaper writer Of
San Francisco. is IN the city. He will
go south to FL Paso tonight.
Judge A. B. Fall. councilman-eleot Of
Dona Ana county, passed through the
city this morning south bound.
Miss Margaret Newman. one of the
Angeles to spend the holidays.
Louis Becker, who is a student of
the university, has gone to his home
at Belen to spend the holidays.
Miss Lillian Huggett. a student at
the university, has gone to her home at
Magdalena to spend the holidays.
James Case. of winslow, who is well
known here, is noticed around among
old friends. He will remain until the
holidays.
Miss Fannie Nowlin, who is the pub
lie school teacher at Belsn, will spend
the holidays with his sister, Mrs. w.
+. Wittwer, at Los Lunas.
Mrs. Margaret Foley and son, Char
ley, arrived last night from Alexander,
Mo. They are visiting Mrs. M. K.
Gatlin, who is a sister of Mrs. Foley.
w. A. Maxwell and wife will leave
tonight for San Francisco. Cal, stop
ping over en- route to spend a couple
of days with Gallup relatives and
friends.
mission merchants of Boston, Mass,
have favored The Citizen office with
one Of their handsome sheep illustrat-
ed calendars.
Mrs. Frank M. Wynkoop and babies
passed through the city Sunday night
on their way to Silver City from Den
yer. Mr.. Wynkoop is foreman of the
Silver City Enterprise.
Mrs. II. ID. Reynolds and children
have arrived from Philadelphia. Pa.
The latter is the daughter of Mrs. San
born, proprietress of the Casa de Orc,
on West Lead avenue.
p. Denelli, proprietor of the Star sa-
loon on First street, is passing out
treats today as a consequence of the
arrival of a baby girl at his home last
night. All concerned are doing nicely.
Max K. Becker, district manager of
the Germania Insurance company, has
returned from a business trip to the
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OF the illness of his daughter, Elsie.
All Eagles Of the city hat are in
terested in the proposed marching club
which is to attend the national aerie
In New York next September, are re-
quested to meet at Zeiger's cafe at
1880 tonight.
Mrs. Hilda Grunsfeld, who has re-
Gently returned from an extended visit
in Germany, wishes-it that
she will be at home to her friends, No.
612 West Copper avenue, on the first
and third Saturdays, after January 10.
Mrs. c. E. Cramer. with her daugh-
ters. Mrs. Clara Choller and Misses
Edith and Fern Cramer. returned this
morning from Los Angeles. Mr.. era
mer Is still there on grievance commit
tee business, but is expected to return
to the city in a few weeks.
Judge ]. r. McFie and daughters.
Maude and Mary, spent yesterday in
the city and went to their home at
Santa Fe last night. Miss Maude is a
student of the Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts college at Mesilla Park,
and has gone home to spend the holt
days.
w. A. Bissell, traffic manager for
the Santa Fe coast lines, arrived this
morning from Los Angeles in private
car. accompanied by his family. Az
ter spending the day in the city they
will leave for the City of Mexico,
where they viii. spend the Christmas
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Miles, of
Wichita, Kan, is in the city visiting
with Mrs. Miles mother. Mrs. H. G.
Whitcomb. Mr.. Miles has severed his
connection with the Santa Fe and is
now interested in the Southwestern
Bridge & Iron company, operating in
southern Kansas.
Z The Oberle company which appear
ed In this city a short time ago, and
gave excellent satisfaction, ~disbanded
in Phoenix last Saturday night. The
company had not made a financial sue
cess OF its tour in the southwest owing
to the election, stromy weather and
heavy travelling expenses.
The Grant hall has been remodeled
and a fine dancing floor has been made
possible by workmen. who have been
employed all this week. Mrs. Rosa
Berry will open the new hall Thursday
evening, with aChristmas dance. From
the present indications the dance
promises to be a brilliant affair.
Mrs. Crumpacker has telegraphed to
Judge Mills, of Las Vegas, regarding
the condition of her husband as fol