Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

EugenlO ROmelO, OI Las vegas. 10 III
the city today.
J. w. Walsh and family returned
this morning from a months outing on
the Pacific coast.
Ed. Dixson, a well known sport of
FL Paso, passed through the city this
morning for Santa Fe.
Filomeno Mora, a ranchman and
stock raiser of Escobosa. is here today
purchasing supplies for his ranch.
The Citizen Is under obligations to
]. Felipe Hubbell, the Pajarito fruit
raiser, for two boxes of fine peaches.
The general inspector of Harvey eat
ing houses, r. NJ. Spivey, is in the
city, and has inspected The Alvarado.
]. E. Elder, local superintendent of
the Colorado Telephone company, was
a passenger for Las Vegas last night.
gentleman of Santa Fe, is in the city
today, coming down from the north
last night.
Mrs. Will Ments and son, Fay, who
visited Decatur. ILL.,, relatives and
friends the past few months, returned
to the city last night.
Mrs. Lima Weiss and Miss Rica Bibo,
registering from San Francisco, are in
the city today. They came in from
| Grants, out on the Santa Fe Pacific.
A. r. Gibson, president of the Glib
son Development company, was in the
city between trains this morning while
en- route to Silver City from his head
quarters at Santa Fe.
J. w. McQuade and family will leave
tomorrow night for southern Califor-
MIA, his family to stay indefinitely on
account of their health. Mr.. Nc
Quade will return In a few weeks.
Chas. F. Hunt and Numa Buchoz, of
Ell Paso, are here today on business,
and expect to get through in order to
return south tonight. Mr.. Buchoz is
chief deputy under Collector of Gus
toms Pat Garrett.
Arthur Koch was being introduced
around today by w. w. Mcclellan,
bookkeeper at Bachechi & Giomi's.
Mr.. Koch is the southwestern repre-
sentative of the w. ]. Lemp brewery,
and is on his way to southern Califor-
mia.
Valentine De Almond, who is in the
mercantile business at Cubero, came
in from the west last night and is
around the wholesale houses today.
He says his section of Valencia county
has been visited by some good rains
the past few weeks.
James Devine is the instructor and
leader of the boys brass band, and
hopes to have these youngsters max
ing first class music in a very short
time. There are tweny members in
the organization, but there is room for
two altos and two c~larionettes.
Col. Mark Miller and family, well
known people of Ell Paso, passed up
the road on a visit to eastern cities this
morning. He will visit Pittsburg, Pa.
and attempt to make such induce
ments to the Pittsburg ball team as
will bring them to Ell Paso to repre-
sent that city in the territorial fail
base ball tournament.
Roy A. strong. junior membe OF
the firm of o. w. Strong & Sons, who
has been living at Los Angeles for the
past two years, arrived in the city this
morning and will make his future
home here. He reports having LEFT
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Strong at Ions
Beach enjoying life living in o. W
Ctrono'c cummar coftapp
John C. Spears, collector and treas
urer of Mckinley county, who spent
the past month at the JemeZ and Sui
phur hot springs of northwest Bernal
lilo county, returned to the city, vii
Bland and Thornton, last night. HI
reports having had a splendid time
and took the hot baths regularly. HI
r will continue to Gallup tonight.
T. C. McDermott, one of the join
owners Of the health restoring Fay
! wood hot springs, passed through tn
city this morning bound for Chicago
st. Paul, Minneapolis and other cas-
: ern cities. Mr.. McDermott expects t
be in the east several weeks. He wi
attend the Transmits sis sippi congress
y as one of the delegates from New Me-
. leo.
Rabbi VIM. II. Greenburg. OF Da
las, Texas, while touring Canada IL
rest and recreation, was stricken dow
with typhoid fever in Montreal. ID
Greenburg is in a private ward of tt
Montreal general hospital, and is b
ing carefully attended to by privat
physicians and members of the JEWS
$ community.-Ameriean Israelite. RIA