Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-18
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. Henry Lockhart returned from
FL Paso today.
John $. Trimblc and wife were pas
sengers Tor El paso last night.
Albert Fabcr. the carpet merchant
on West Railroad avenue. with a few
friends. left last night for the lei Paso
carnival.
c. w. Hunter. the ranchman and to-
bacco raiser of Bernalillo. is in the
city today.
Dance and concert at the Orches.
trion hall tonight. Concert at the same
hal. tomorrow afternoon.
Attorneys McNi1lcn. Chavcs. Mar
ron and others. who were at Santa Fe
on legal matters. returned to the city
last night.
Alfredo Chavez. brother of f. A..
Chayc2, arrived from Chicago last
night. after attending school there for
three years.
Division superintendent +. c. Fox
arrived in the city this morning from
the south and left for the .deadow city
on NO.. > this morning.
Hon. t.. +. Hobart. who has been at
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crs to he. is expected to return to
Santa Fc Monday night.
3. L. Jones. of Chicago. arrived in
town last night and today he was out
enjoying the pure ozone, which he en-
jOyod here q few years ago.
Attend the lecture at Reynolds free
public library hall tonight. Command
ant Snyman Will talk on the causes of
the BOcr war in South Africa.
John Stein, general superintendent
Of the Harvey '.)tol system, is eX-
pCctcd here tomorrow morning from
Rincon on a general tour of inspec
ton.
A. Baum has a character part suited
TO him in "Imogcnc. at Colombo thea
ter. January p. and as Mr.. Austin. the
Deacon, he will show some clever
work.
N~enCeslao Jaramillo, of Rio Arriba
county. came in from the north last
night and proceeded to Bluewater.
Valencia county. where he is interest
cu in a ranCh.
George ArnOt, manager of the whole
sale grocery house of Gross. Blackwell
d Co. in this city. went up to Las We
gas this morning on business connect
ed with the firm.
Mrs. A. Harsch and daughters. who
enjoyed the sights at the Nidwinter
fair and carnival. came home this
morning. They report having had a
most pleasant visit.
w. J. McAtee. the contractor and
builder. went down to the carnival a
couple of days ago with his wife. They
are expected to return to the city to-
morrow morning with the crowd.
Adiutant General w. II. Whiteman.
years . a resident of this city. left
Santa Fc the other cay for Washing
ton. ID. c., to attend the meeting of
a%djutants general of the United States
to he held there next week.
Adolph Fischer. a Santa Fe druggist
and member of the territorial board of
pharmacy. who attended the Semi-an-
nual meeting Of the board in Las
Cruces TINS week, was a passenger
through the city today en- route home.
Colonel Ruckcr. formerly stationed
at Santa Fee, but now "A member of the
Ninth cavalry. landed in San Fran
cisco the other day from the Philippine
islands. He passed through AlhuQuer-
que today OF his way to the national
capital.
The Albuquerque Foundry q Ma
chine shops received a new lathe this
morning which is the largest and
finest piece OF machinery OF that kind
in the southwest. II has a turning ca
pacity sufficient to cover a circle ten
feet in diameter.
Revival services will continue next
week at the Lead Avenue Methodist
church. Afternoon service at 8 o'clock
and evening service at 100 o'clock.
Rev. Allen, who preached such an
original and striking sermon II eve
ming this week, will perhaps assist the
pastor.
Merit Wagner, Of thornton, who
went down to the Pass city the early
part of the week, passed through the
territorial metropolis this morning on
his hOmcward Journey. When asked
how the El PasO fair compared with
the fairs of the Territorial Fair asSo-
citation. he said the former wasn't in
It."
f. Clark and wife, pleasant people
from Acaldo. y. NJ, who have been in
ola Mexico for a couple of weeks, ar
rived here this morning and register
ed at the Hotel Highland. The gentle
man conducts a large general mer
Chandi.c establishment at AIcalde. He
has many friends here who are striv-
ing to make his visit a pleasant one.
Rev. A.. p. Morrison, who preached
the sermon at the Harwood funeral
yesterday, left Tor Las Vegas this
morning. where on tomorrow he will
preach To the Methodist congregation.
} The gentleman was in a wreck on the
Colorado * Gulf railroad a couple OF
+ weeks ago in which he was seriously
injured. ana while he is yet quite sore
he is rcgaining strength rapidly.
r Aged Resident Gone.
s At ~ o'clock Yesterday mOVuin.