Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-17
time he expects to visit the old folks
at his old home in Germany.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

in the city yesterday.
H. j. Ramer returned to his home at
W%atrous Saturday night.
Mai. J. S. Van Doren. of Bluewater,
is spending a few days in the city.
Mrs. e. Covert and children, of
Ration, are visiting with friends in the
city.
J.. F. Palmer is a victim of the bicy-
Gle thief. His Laclede, No. $50, is
missing.
The board of directors of the Ray
nolds public library will hold a &
lar meeting tonight.
l.. A. w. Sawyer. representing the
commission business of G. G.. Hall, has
returned to the city.
The sewer from the main lead to
st. Joseph's sanitarium and First ward
school has been completed.
Arthur Staab, Jr., a popular young
gentleman of Santa Fe, vas here yes
terday visiting relatives and friends.
J. b. Ashcroft. who conducts a gen.
eral merchandise store at Ramah, Va
lencia county, is in the city on bust
ness.
Cleofes Romero, sheriff of San Mi
uel county, was here last Saturday on
official business. He has returned
north.
Rabbi Jacobs Will be absent from the
city text Friday night, and no services
will be held at the synagogue on that
evening.
Col. j. Francisco Chaves the terri
torial school superintendent, was here
yesterday. He returned to Santa Fe
last night.
The choir of the Lead Avenue Meth
odlst Episcopal church are preparing
an elaborate musical program for the
Easter services.
Miss Olive Everitt has resumed her
duties as s~tenographer at F. w. Clan
cy's Office, after a few days absence
on account of sickness.
r. H. Greenleaf and w. N. Taylor,
the latter a visitor from Portland, Me,
have returned to the city after a duck
hunt to the La Joya swamps.
Mrs. E. c. Randell and C. S. Randell
left Saturday night for their home at
Portland, Me. Miss Randell will re-
main here for the rest of .Ae winter.
John D.. Hughes, of this city, who is
a student in the agricultural college at
Las Cruces, is at Ell Paso under the
care of an %oculist, his eyes having fail
ed from overstudy.
Albert Elder and Miss Kittie Elder
have left for San Francisco. Miss Ell
der will spend the summer there and
her brother will go on to Peru, where
is engaged in mining.
Miss Marguerite McGillivray left
Saturday night for Kansas City. She
will also visit at her old home in Mon.
treal, Quebec, before returning. Miss
McGillivray expects to be gone about
three months.
Last Friday, George M. Skovyard
and Miss Emma Hickman, both of Ala.
mosa, Colo, were united in marriage
at Santa Fe by Judge McFie. They
arrived here last Saturday night. and
will reside in this city in the future.
The Citizen prints in another column
the advertisement of the Santa Fe nur
sery, Grant R~ivenburg, proprietor. He
has for sale some extra fine apple
cherry, peach and pear trees. His nur
sery stock Is thoroughly acclimated.
VIM. Mcintosh. the well known Chill
iii sheep raiser, is in the city. to re
main a few days. He reports the
L eiSt W hio III VI nv touhtiy a
present in good condition from recent
SHOWS, and says the sheep are looking
fine.
} F. A. Bush, who passed up the roaC
last Saturday for Santa Fe, returning
to this city in the evening. was a HON,
bound passenger to Silver City las
| night. He is the editor of the Silve
, City Enterprise. and Is getting out on,
lnf tho naNuSinCt UnallU nanarc nf Co,,fh
ern New Mexico.
, The Albuquerque Dramatic club ha
decided to put on the stage at Colon
> DO hall as soon after lent as a suitabl
> date a be secured the popular conf
: drama, Uncle Josh" The club ha
q secured the assistance of a number o
new artists and the outlook for a goo,
performance Is very promising.
The fence in lie rear of the Imperia
laundry was reported on fire yesterda
t afternoon. Chief Ruppe responded an
with a few buckets of water soon ha
v the fire eXtinguished. Another fire wa
. in progress also yesterday; il was tina
> of an ash barrel ablaze in the rear @
, the First National bank building. Bot
. fires were caused from the careles
u dumping of live Goals.
e.. w. Seward, one OF the three lint
y type inspectors in the employ of tn
Mergenthaler company, is in the cit
c and called at The Citizen office. II
c says the two machines at this offic
are the best made and he is pleased t
report that they are in tip-top cond
ton. Mr.. Seward has just returne
1 from a trip to Honolulu, where min
a linotypes are in operation. He wi
continue east tonight.
The Balling brothers have taken Tn
: tenth private room at Sa. Joseph
sanitarium and will furnish it in men
. DRY of their father. An aeceptabl
gift is that of Hall & Learnard, VIII
will give an organ for use in the CHI
II pei. Sister Mary Sebastian, who ha
charge of furnishing the sanitariun
e has received a timely gift. Sheriff ]
. S. Hubbell gave her a horse, w. !
e Trimble a buggy and T. J.. Keleher
set of harness.