Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Quail Heron came down from Trini-
day yesterday.
]. A. Courtney, day ticket agent at
the local station, is on the sick list.
Policeman Harry Cooper has return
ed to work again after a two weeks
vacation.
f. V. Chaves, attorney, who was at
Santa Fe on legal matters, returned to
the city last night.
Herbert o. Brooks, the rising young
mining engineer and expert, went to
Magdalena last night on business.
Miss Jeanette Bromberger, of Pine
Fluff, Arkansas, is a health seeker
here. The young lady is a friend OF
j. w. Adams and wife.
Miss s. Sewer. of Santa Fe. who has
been spending a couple of weeks in
the city visiting DR.. and Mrs. Frances
Crosson, returned home this morning.
Hon. J. A. Mahoney, who was at
Santa Fe the past few days on bust
ness before the territorial board of
equalization, passed down the road for
Deming last night.
The Reynolds cottage on West Rail.
road avenue, formerly occupied by
A. A. Keen and wife, is now occupied
by Captain w. E. Dame, the district
court clerk, and wife.
Henry Meyers, manager of the Lion
dry goods store, is in receipt of a letter
from l.. B. Stern, who has been spend
ing a month in the east buying goods.
stating that he would reach home on
Monday next on the flyer.
After a short stay with Prof. Chas.
r. Nicholson and wife, their guest,
Miss Cecil Mount. left last night for
Colorado Springs. Colo. She will re-
main there for a few days and then
continue to her home in Indiana.
c. Z. Moore and wife, daughter and
son have arrived in this city. Mr..
Moore is the editor of the Roachdale,
Indiana, News, hut is seeking a New
Mexico location for the benefit of his
wife's health.
In last evenings Citizen the fact
was overlooked that tickets for the
big excursion to Las Vegas are also on
sale at Graham Bros saloon. The pro.
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most progressive citizens of A%lbuquer.
que and have a great many friends.
d. w. Johnson, who has been spend
ing some weeks in New Mexico, max
ing Investigations in geology, left this
morning for Parkersburg, w. Va,
where he will visit a few days before
returning to New York. He has a fell
,.,al.,~ T.. tIo Go1,.,h;o n.sxore;t,,
Raymond Morley, the heavyweight
football coach for the Columbia univer-
sity of New York, arrived this nor
ing from Socorro county, where he is
interested in sheep and cattle. Coach
Morley will spend the day in the city
and will leave tonight for New York.
Prof. A. M. Espinosa, who it to in
struct in modern languages at the uni
versity of New Mexico, is expected to
arrive this evening. Prof. Espinosa is
a graduate of the State University of
Colorado and ome well recommend
ed. He was formerly located at Boul-
der. Colorado.
Rev. II. II. Becker, of New Orleans,
Rev. Picard, John Becker and daugh-
ters. Misses Anna and Lula, and sons,
Gustave and J. III. Becker, of Belen,
and Mrs. A. Becker. form a party of
prominent people who arrived from the
south this morning and are spending
the day in the city.
Miss Mamie E. Williams OF Monday
was granted absolute divorce by Judge
Baker from her husband, John Walter
Williams, on the grounds of non-sup-
port and abandonment. 1t is supposed
that Williams is somewhere in Califor-
mia. In any event, when the case was
called he failed to make answer.
In a letter to The Citizen, Mrs, NJ. j..
McAtee states that her mother, Mrs.
Hellwegg, of this city, is paying her a
visit at Deming. Mr.. McAtee, on leav-
ing this city, went to Ell Paso, but on
securing several fine contract jobs at
Deming removed to that town with his
family. The Citizen is pleased to learn
that they are doing well. The good
people of Deming will find them excel
lent citizens.
1t is Just made public that a little
wedding occurred some time ago,
whereby Burdette Smith and Miss An
ME Tolan. both popular young people
of Albuquerque, We're made husband
and wife. The bride is a daughter OF
Mrs. Eliza Tolan, 516 South Arno
street, and the groom is a late wal vet
eran. having served in the Philippines
with honor. A host of friends wish the
young people a happy life.
Hon. j. f. Hinkle, of Chaves county,
passed through the city last night en-
route home from Santa Fe, where ne
went to attend the territorial board OF
equalization meeting, of which board
he is a member. Mr.. Hinkle is one OF
the most monument ranchmen of Cha.