Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-08
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

nome at Los LunaS last nlgnt.
Elmer e. veeder, a prominent attor
ney of Las Vegas, is In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Peterson will visit
friends in Ell Paso for a few days.
DIR. s. +. Vann left last night on g
professional and business trip to Dem
ing and Silver City.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fesher
yesterday morning, a girl. Mother
and child reported doing nicely.
A party of duck hunters will leave
the city In the morning for La Joya
They expect to be gone several days.
District Live Stock Inspector Sam
Locke came up from Engle this morn
ing and is spending the day in the
| city.
Mrs. Jos. Price, wife of one of Socor-
ro's prominent merchants, Is in the
| city visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
l.. B. Stern.
Roy Mcdonald will TO south this ev.
ening in the interest of the Mutual
Life Insurance company. He will be
! gone several days.
DR.. B. Barnes, the dentist, has re-
turned from a short business trip to
Douglas. Arizona. He says that things
are booming down there.
The sneak thief has been at work
again. Thursday night some one enter.
ed Frank Kramer's stable and stole
two sets of single harness
Mrs. Alice Pearce Hudson and son
arrived from New York last evening
and will spend the winter enjoying
New Mexico's sunny cline. :
Judge L. s. and A. A. Trimble antici.
pate a pleasant visit from their cousin,
Mrs. Burgess, wife of Judge Burgess
CT Kentucky. She is expected to ar
rive this evening.
The Hyde Exporting Expedition com
pany are making preparations for their
Christmas stock. New stationery and
show cases are being placed in their
store on First street.
Mrs. s. ]. Cones, of Lawrence, Kan
sas. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. M.
Z. Hickey. Mrs. Cones arrived Thurs
day night and expects to spend two or
three months with her daughter.
Dlu6biot Nditon lCoiuChtC vi
Tiieras road, is undergoing some re-
markable changes. Eventually it will
throw off its appearance of one story
and become a handsome two story
building.
United States Special Attorney John
Stansbury. who recently went to Chi.
cage to attend the wedding of a sister
has returned to the territory and pass
ed through the city last night en- route
TO Socorro.
Services will be held at the auditor.
ium of the Baptist church tomorrow
as usual. The work of cleaning and
improving has been finished, and the
inside of the church presents a very
pleasing appearance.
The painters Of the city expect to
hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon
for the purpose of organizing a union
and electing delegates TO the newly
organized trades assembly. Several
other branches of trade are also con
iemplating organizing.
The lease and furnishings of the
Roosevelt rooming house on Railroad
avenue has been purchased by Levi
Reynolds, who has moved his family
here and will conduct a first class fam
lily hotel. The sale was made by r. II.
Dunbar, the real estate agent.
David Sibbett, one Of the original
free state men of Kansas, died a few
days ago. He was a brother of the
mother of George H.. Moore, of this
city. and was n years of age. He was
a friend of ex-senator Z. G. Ross, of
this city, and was a prominent man liz
the early days of Kansas.
Religious services were held over
the remains of Miss Anna Hayes. the
young lady who died at st. Joseph's
sanitarium yesterday noon, at the par
Tors of A. Borders this morning. The
body was sent TO the old home near
Chicago this morning. The mother
and a sister. Miss Florence Hayes, &C.
companied the remains.
Deputy United States Marshals Fred
Fornoff and r. Z. Leatherman will &C
to Las Vegas tomorrow morning to at
tend district court, which convenes al
that place text week. They will lake
with them Whit Neal and Sam Bass
two of the men that are supposed Il
have been connected with the For
Sumner ~postofice robbery. which oc
CURED last winter, and have been hell
at the county jail in this city awaiting
trial. Chief Deputy George Kasemar
will go to La Vegas tomorrow night
Hon. w. S. Hopewell, general man
ager of the Santa Fe Central & Albu
querque Eastern railroads; II. l.. Nc
Canoe and w. A. Baer. gentlemen
also connected with the FIRST nance
road. zane down from Santa Fe las
night and are spending the day in tn
city. Mr.. Hopewell says that gradinI