Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

FREQ Fornoff came up this morning
from Lordsburg and Silver City.
Jeweler A. Everltt returned last
night from a watch inspection trip up
north.
Mrs. NJ. Delgado and Mrs. F.. Garcia,
of Santa Fe, are in the city visiting
friends.
Montague Stevens, the Magdalena
cattle raissr,. is here today from the
ranges o Socorro county.
DIR. a.. w. Harrison and wife, who
were at Chicago the past few months,
have returned to the city.
Walter S. John came down from the
north last night. He is representing
the Chamberlain Medicine company.
F. G. Pratt. the groceryman. is hand.
ing around today an advertisement for
his store in the shape of a match box.
Paul ~Kempenicn, the heavyweight
among the young athletes of Peralta,
drove up to the city this morning, re-
turning home late this afternoon.
Hon. Solomon Luna has gone to
washington on some important mat
tiers relative to statehood and grazing
pastures. He will be absent about two
weeks.
w. s. Rowland, of the Rowland Mil
nnery company. of Denver, is in the
CITY today interviewing his local Gus
toners. Mr.. Rowland will leave to-
morrow night for Ell Paso.
Samuel Flick, is the name of a Chi
cago gentleman who arrived in the city
last night. He has accepted a position
as stenographer in the Office of Archi-
tect Charles r. Whittlesey.
]. II. O'Rielly returned to the terri
torial metropolis last night after a sue
cessful business visit to the northern
towns in the interest of the Washing
ton Life Insurance company.
The Pennington hustler has entered
its second year. It is a good weekly
paper, and Messrs. Starr g. Sellers,
publishers and editors, are doing good
work for the San Juan country.
w. w. Risdon, deputy clerk of Nc
Kinley county, came in from Gallup
this morning. and will remain here
several days on business. after which
/ he will visit the midwinter carnival at
Ell Paso.
2 Harry Constable, the merchandise
broker of FL Paso. who has been trans.
acting business in the northern part
of New Mexico, came down on No. l
last night and continued south on the
; midnight train.
A. p. Maginnis. wife and maid,
whose home is at Los Angeles. but who
were down in Mexico where Mr.. Ma.
/ ginnis is interested IN the oil business,
are in the city. and will probably leave
for the west tonight.
Dan MCGOWAN, the rock driller of
, Arizona, was in the city today and this
evening will leave for FL Paso TO enter
the contest next week. He will be met
in the Pass city by his brother Charles,
i who is also an expert with the hammer
and drill.
Rev. Thompson preached last night
. at the Lead Avenue Methodist Episco
pal church His sermon was addressed
to the Sunday school scholars and a
number came forward as seekers at
the close of the service. There will
, be no service this evening.
George p. Hill. an assistant architect
, in the Office of Charles f. Whittlesey
: who has been looking after construc,
5 ton work on the Harvey eating house
2 in bakersfield, California, for a few
3 days, is expected to return to this city
v lbllOAlONH
John F. Joyce, Of the Daily Gazette
o Terre haute, Ind. with his wife and
Q Mrs. M. f. Leon. made a pleasant cal
: at The Citizen this morning. They
o took in the sights of old town and eX
pect TO leave tonight for Phoenix, Ariz
. Mrs. Joyce Is a sufferer with asthma.
81 Richard Powers and win Mattocks
two linotype m%achinists and operators
% OF this city, have got as far east a.
y Washington, ID. c., where they have
secured sits" on a daily paper there
. The Citizen wishes the boys luck IL
= the extreme east.
10 On Christmas day Rev. c. A. Bunke
= united in marriage Jason j. Jackson
. and Mrs. Charlotte Watts, of this city
b notice of which appeared IN the dali.
y papers, but through mistake the gen
y tleman's name was printed johnson
y instead OF Jackson.
ID Yesterday afternoon Z. l.. Wasf
. burn, the clothier, purchased the entir
e stock of gents furnishings of T. 1
% Booth. and moved them TO his larg
. furnishing establishment. E~lsewher
x in this issue will be found his ad,, /
% which he a bargain sale.
e A few hand bills have been distril
b uted about own stating the Bosto
q Ideal Opera company will be here neN
% week for two nights. There is nothin
% on the bills to indicate where the pc
y formanees will he given, but il is pr
Is ] sumed the slow will be either