Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-08
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

DIR. S. G. Clark, a prominent physic-
ian of Madrid, N. NJ, is in the city.
f. II. Nudge, the Santa Fe resident
engineer at Las Vegas, is in the city.
Machinest Jim Tierney is reported
suffering from a severe attack of rheu-
matism.
A new awning was placed in front of
the stationery store of o. A. Matson &
Co. this morning.
DR.. John Tascher is arranging to
leave in a few days for Chicago, on
business and pleasure.
Mrs. Agnes James. who was here on
a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Dan
Scruggs, has returned to Santa Fe.
c. w. Romero and wife, and sister,
Katie, will leave this evening for a few
weeks outing on the Pacific coast.
The Non-Sectarian Benevolent So
ciety will meet Thursday morning at
$3.50 in the law Office of f. w. Clancy.
w. s. Hopewell, general manager of
the Santa Fe Central and Albuquerque
Eastern. passed through the city last
night for Hillsboro.
Mrs. Charles Newhall was a passen-
ger for Haywood hot springs last
night, where Mr.. Newhall has been
sojourning the past week.
Mrs. Annie Sayre, the Indian school
teacher at the village of Cha, was here
yesterday and left last night for Chi
cago. where she will visit for a few
weeks.
Miss Ida Schwead, one of the accom-
odating clerks at the Phoenix dry
goods store, left last night for an ex-
tended vacation at her old home in
Denver.
Policeman Frank Rossi who with his
family have been doing Bear canyon
the past week, is in town today. lie
expects to return to the canyon this
evening.
At the chinaware and glassware
store of j.. w. Malette, a handsome
hand panied toilet set was placed on
exhibition in one of the front windows
this morning.
Mesdames Smith and Henry, resid-
ing on North Fourth street, left this
morning by Johnston's stage for the
Jemez hot springs, where they will So
journ for a few weeks.
Mrs. Thomas McMillin, wife of the
city marshal, and children, will leave
this evening for southern California,
where they will enjoy the cooling
breezes Of the Pacific the remainder of
the summer.
c. w. Wright, travelling representa-
tive for the firm of Flesher & Rosen-
valid, wholesale tobacco dealers, re-
turned yesterday from a seven weeks
business trip in Arizona. He reports
big business.
II rnnE N uyn1l Lynuyn nifi1nn IF
Socorro, is here today on business. He
reports the mining industry Of his
county looming up and many mines,
which have been idle for years. now
being worked.
William Burgess, formerly employ
ed in B.. Rupees drug store, but re-
Gently with the Hydro-Carbon Light
company, went to Las Vegas this
morning to take charge Of the com
pany's lights at ,lat place.
DR.. G. w. Harrison, who was back
in Missouri on a visit to relatives and
friends, returned to the city last night.
He will probably remain here for a
short time and then join Mrs. Harrison
and children in southern California.
Isaac Cox, of the firm of Brockmeier
& Cox, who was called to los Angeles
III response to a telegram announcing
the serious illness of his mother. has
returned to the city. He left his moth
er considerably better and practically
out of danger.
Louis A. Grant and his nephew, Dan
G.. Grant, came in this morning from
Los Angeles, and after a stay of a
couple of weeks here they will visit
Canada relatives and friends. return
ing to this city in time to attend the
territorial fair in October.
Although southern California and
the upper rio Pecos has caught a ma
jority of our citizens who spend their
summers out of the city, the Jemez hot
springs will not be overlooked by those
who have remained home. Half a doz-
en- families are arranging to leave for
these springs next week.
After his tour of the Arizona forts,
il is quite likely General Fred Fun
ston will stop Over a day or two in this
city on his return to his headquarters
in Denver. Yesterday, Mayor Meyers
sent to the general an official invita-
ton to stop over and become the guest
of the city on his return to Colorado.
Anthony Xydias, proprietor of the
New England bakery, is suffering from
a sprained arm. The accident occurred
late yesterday afternoon while the
gentleman was leading a horse behind
his bakery wagon. The lead horse be-