Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

HalFfnch, the II year old son of Mrs.
Finch, 721 North Marquette ven is
suffering from a severe case of typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Parshall and her grandson,
Willard Johnston, have returned to the
city from Bear canyon, where they
have been in damp during the past few
weeks.
Trinita Romero. the infant daughter
of Carlos Romero. of Old Albuquerque.
died yesterday morning of infantile
trouble.
Charles Chadwick, the sheep buyer.
was a north bound passenger this
morning. He will return to the city
Friday night.
The estate of Mrs. I. ]. Wright in
tend to make some needed improve
ments on several cottages located on
the Highlands.
Mrs. Charles w. Kunz, with daugh-
ter and son, returned to the city last
night after a p~rotracted visit with Mis-
sour and Illinois relatives and friends.
A gay and jolly crowd of young peo-
pie enjoyed dancing at Orchestrion
nall Saturday night. Prof. Devine and
Mrs. Rose Berry furnished the music.
w. E. Hodges, the general purchas-
ing agent of the Santa Fe railway, in a
private car and with his family, passed
through Albuquerque last night return
ing to Topeka from a visit to the Pa
cific coast.
The wife of David Griego Armiio
died yesterday at the family residence
near the Indian school of consumption.
lnterment was made at Santa Barbara
cemetery.
A nine-pound boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.. Mcdonald,
219 West Coal avenue, last night. All
concerned are doing nicely. Mr.. Nc
Donald says that he is going to be an
Elk some day.
S. B. Gillette, attorney, who was
down in Grant couny and especially
at Silver City on legal business, has
returned. He says the southern sec
ton of New Mexico looks fine since
the recent good rains.
Miss Ida Caldwell, formerly a clerk
at the Golden Rule dry goods store.
left last night for Ration, where she
will attend the teachers institute, pre-
paratory to taking a school at Eliza
BEETHOVEN, Colfax county.
Messrs. Arson & Holman, contract
ors, have been awarded the contract
for removing the dirt in the west TWEEN
ty-five feet of the cellar, to be under
the new Barnett building, at the corner
of Second street and Railroad avenue.
Mrs. Louise Thomas and Mrs. d. H.
earns, who visited j. Lorenzo Hub
bells Arizona ranch. have returned to
the city. Miss Anna Thomas, who is
in southern California with Mrs. Thos.
S. Hubbell, is not expected home I'M
til about September /.
Early risers report a lively fist fight
between two natives in Paradise alley
this morning. The fighters had been
out all night, drinking and gambling,
and rounded out their carousal by get
ting mad at each other and squaring
off for a good old fashioned fight.
Major Clark NJ. Carr, of st. Louis.
who stopped over at Santa Fe, where
he left Mrs. Carr to visit friends, ar
rived here last night, and is around
among his old friends today. The ma
jor is interested in a cattle ranch near
Fort Wingate, and will probably go
west tonight.
Sister E~stanislada and Sister Mar
tinez. of the convent at Santa Fe, came
in from Belen this morning, after a
pleasant visit to the formers brother,
Hon. Felipe Chaves. Sister Estanis-
lada is a sister of Mrs. N. T. Armijo,
of this city. The visitors will return
to Santa Fe tomorrow morning.