Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-17
c

Henry f.. COnnelly returned THIS
morning from q visit to his old home
in Peralta.
Thos. McGeorge, Bradstreet's local
manager. was a passenger for lei Paso
Saturday night.
The Ladies' Whist club met with
Mrs. w. l.. Edgar on North Fourth
street this afternoon.
C. C. Burke. brother of DR.. Edmund
Burke, deceased, is expected to arrive
from New York tonight.
Art Shaw. collector for the Whitney
company. is able to be out again after
a couple of weeks sickness.
Mrs. e. Covert and children, of Ra-
ton, N. M, are in the city, and will visit
the metropolis for a few days.
j. d. w. and Elmer e. Veeder. two
well known attorneys of Las Vegas,
are in the city today on legal matters.
The county commissioners are in
special session today settling up with
the county officers. They will be in
session tomorrow.
The California was nearly two hours
late in reaching this city today, which
delay was caused by a freight wreck
at Lamy Junction.
S. Vann. Santa Fe watch inspector,
of S. Vann & Son, jewellers. returned
Saturday night from a short business
trip to San Marcial.
Simon Stern, wife and children left
last night for Socorro, in response to a
message that Mrs. Lowenstein. a rela-
tive, was seriously i'll.
A. L. Rouille", the Paraje merchant,
has returned to his home in Valencia
county, after a visit to his family. who
are sojourning in southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. CARRIER and son,
Wallace, who have been spending the
winter months in Albuquerque. will
leave tonight for their home at Belle
vile. Ohio.
The north end wrecking train was
called out this morning to clear a small
wreck at Lamy Junction, caused by the
breaking of a wheel on a box car. Two
cars were derailed.
Attorney Ralph E. Twitchell, assist
ant attorney for the Santa Fe Railway
company in New Mexico, spent Sun
day in Albuquerque, returning to his
home at Las vegas this morning.
Last Saturday night the Elks held a
lC6ulal hltCNlh6 vi ilotCnCu " lC-
ports from several lodge committees,
especially the committee having in
charge the opera house proposition.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. F..
w. Saxton will be sorry to learn that
they will leave tomorrow night for
San Marcial to reside. Mr.. Saxton,
who was operator at the local Santa
Fe depot, is transferred to San Mar
cial.
Mrs. F. w. Cooley received the sad
news this morning, by telegram, that
her brother in law, w. T. Canty, of
Hyattville, Wyoming, was dead, and
her sister, Mrs. Canty, was seriously
i'll. Mrs. Cooley expects to leave for
Hyattville tomorrow.
William Sanguinette and wife, old
time citizens of Albuquerque, recently
sold out their small grocery store on
North Sixth street, and will leave to-
night for Alamogordo, Otero county,
where they will reside IN the future
and engage in business there. They
are excellent folks and The Citizen
commends them to the good people of
Alamogordo and vicinity.
The milliners of this city will hold
forth this week, displaying their eX-
quisite stocks of novelties in the mil
linery line. Mrs. S. B. Cowell, at No.
119 West Gold avenue, announces her
opening for tomorrow, both afternoon
and evening; Mrs. NJ. McCreight, at
No. 30 South Second street, will
please the ladies on Thursday after
noon and evening, and Mrs. l.. H.
Shoemaker, at No. 205 West Gold ave-
nue., has arranged her display for Fri
day and Saturday afternoons and even
ings.