Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-07
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ben Weller was a passenger for
Trinidad, Colo, this morning.
X. X. Scott, attorney and town clerk
of Gallup, is in the city today On legal
matters.
Robert Appleton, a business gentle
man of lei Paso. is in the city on a visit
to his family.
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet
at knights of Pythias hall tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. F. A. Jones and Mrs. II. A. Sims
of Winslow, spent Sunday in the city.
returning home this morning.
Harry Gleason, who is the deputy
tax collector for Valencia county is in
the city on a visit to his family.
Miss Isabel Spencer was at the depot
this morning to meet j. A. Silkwood. a
friend, who arrived from Hutchinson.
Kas.
Mrs. L. w. Spencer, who has oeen
spending the winter at different places
in Kansas, returned home this morn
ing.
Attorney j. H. Purdy left this morn.
ing for Colorado Springs, where he
will spend a few days attending t.
legai business.
A. B. McGaffey and G. o. Cushman
were made Master Masons at a special
meeting of Temple lodge last Saturday
evening.
Tonight at Grants hall will occur
Mrs. Walton's regular weekly class
dance. Miss Hanthorn will furnish the
music and a good time is expected.
Gus 1helin, after a few days stay in
the city, left this morning on his re
turn to his sheep ranch near Chilli.
His wagon was loaded down with ranch
supplies.
Oscar Liffering and Miss Claudio
Bennett, of Sabinal, who have been
spending a few days i'm the city visit.
ing and shopping, have returned to
their home.
Montague Stevens and wife were
here yesterday, the former returning
to his ranch at Magdalena last night,
while Mrs. Stevens left OF a visit to
southern California.
The county commissioners are in
session at the court house today. Hon.
e. A. Miera, the chairman of the board,
reached the city from his home at
Cuba yesterday morning.
A. j. Crawford and c. A. Hudson,
two successful hunters of the city.
spent the day yesterday hunting ducks
In the vicinity of Los Padillas and Pa
jarito. They bagged quite a quantity
R. H. Greenleaf, w. N. Taylor. w. H.
Cobb and two young men, visitors
from Philadelphia, returned this morn
ing from La Joya, where they succeed
ed in killing forty-six ducks yester-
day.
Rev. I. G. Beattie, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church. went to San An
tonic this morning. He will conduct
the funeral services of the late John
James, which will be held at Carthage
this afternoon. ~
Hon. Solomon Luna left this morning
for the Magdalena country, where he
will spend a few weeks looking after
affairs connected with his sheep ranch.
Sheep shearing is going on In that dis
trict these days.
Frank H. Moore. of the house Of l..
B.. Putney, is revealing in the smiles
of a bouncing baby boy, which arrived
at his pleasant home last Saturday
night, and everybody around the Moore
home are happy.
H.. o. Bursom, superintendent of the
territorial ~penitentiary at Santa Fe.
passed through the city ,Lis morning
en- route to San Antonio to attend the
funeral of the late John James, which
will occur at Carthage this Afternoon.
This evening at the handsome resid.
ence of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Grunsfeld
on West Railroad avenue, a private
dance will be given to a party of young
people by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gruns
field, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Gruns-
field.
The New Mexican says: Frank w.
Clancy. the efficient district attorney
for the Second judicial district, who
has been in the city several days on
legal business before the United States
court of private land claims, will leave
this evening for Albuquerque.
Frank Fillmore has received the
news of the marriage of his brother,
George l.. Fillmore, which took place
at Joplin, Mo-, the It'll Of January. The
affair was kept quiet until a few -ays
ago. Mr.. Fillmore has visited in Albu-
querque and is quite well known here
The annual vestry meeting of ST
Johns church will be held this evening
at s p. m. All members and subscrib-
ers are requested to attend. Reports
will be read and officers appointed for
the ensuing year. The ladies' Guild
will hold their annual meeting for the
election of officers on Wednesday mex
at the rectory at 3 p. m.
George Kaseman. a deputy United
States marshal, was a south bound
passenger last night. Mr.. Kaseman is
interested in the Mutual Automatic
Telephone company, and yesterday in
formed The Citizen, in order to correct
an item published last Saturday after
noon, that the long distance wire to
Belen and other river towns were in
most excellent working order last Sat
urday afternoon. This paper gladly
makes the correction.
Early yesterday morning Jumbo"
left the city with a merry crowd bound
for Bear canyon. After spending a
pleasant day in the mountains they