Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Attorney Neil b. Field was a pas.
senger to Santa Fe this morning.
Louis II. Becker and II. Cramer. of
Belen, we're in Albuquerque YESTERDAY.
returning home last night.
r. b. Thomas returned to Cerrillos
this morning after a pleasant visit
with his family over Sunday.
w. e. Dame, clerk of the United
States district court, went to Cerrillos
Saturday and on to Santa Fe yester-
day.
r. l.. Baca is in the city from Santa
Fe, and it is reported that he is a
prominent candidate for mayor of the
ancient capital.
Mrs. |. r. Sheckles, who unfortun-
ately had her home scorched by fire
last Wednesday. is now living at APO
South Third street.
Charles Mausard entertained the
north end Cribbage club yesterday at
his home on East Second street. Char
lie was 4S years old.
]. w. Granger and daughter will
leave this evening for Dawson. Alaska.
where Mr.. Changers son Rita has
oOHiC uiuaOit hhihihS piOpeIlN.
George H. Pradt, of Laguna, is in
the city, on business connected with
his duties as a government surveyor.
r. L. Baca is in the city from Santa
Fe.
Mrs. Pearl Varsie of Socorro. form
erly Miss Alice Smith of this city, is
stopping at Hotel Highland. Mr.. Varsie
is expected to arrive in a couple of
days.
w. w. Vowel, a prominent bust
ness man of Sioux City, Iowa, who has
been spending the winter in Albuquer
que, recuperating, left last night for
Chicago.
Regular meeting of Woman's Relief
Corps at X. of p. hall Tuesday after
noon at $3.50. Initiation. BY order OF
president. Mrs. T. A. Whitcomb, Sec
rotary.
L. M. Fee, a recent arrival from
Springfield, Ill, has accepted a posi-
ton at ORielly & Co. drug store
where he will manipulate the soda
water fountain.
Mrs. Clifton Mead and son, Henry
who have been visiting with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Ray, during
the winter, left this morning for Their
home at Omer, Michigan.
John McIntire, who is interested in
the San Antonio firm of Allaire. Miera
& Co, is in the city. The firm, besides
its business al a Antonio, is operat
ing a large coal mine at Carthage.
A telegram was received yesterday
from Santa Fe, conveying the good
! nnwc thot Inhn Tappno Tho fatho. ~
Mrs. Dan Scruggs, who has been quite
sick at that place was much better.
The surveyors who are at work on
the Albuquerque Eastern road have
challenged the albuquerque Browns
to a game of ball. The engineer corps
is now in camp at Silva's, at the mouth
of the Tijeras canyon.
Percy d. McRae and Duncan McGil.
livray, prominent sheepmen from the
Chilli district, are in the city, visiting
and trading. They report that, though
the pastures are very dry, sheep are
looking exceedingly well. H
Three cars, loaded with discharged
boys in blue passed through the city
yesterday en- route from the Philip
pines to their homes in the east. They
were in high spirits over the prospects
Of Don seeing familiar faces again.
The New Mexican says: The en-
gagement is announced of Miss Bertha
Staab, of this city, to Adolph Woolner,
of Peoria, Ill. The engagement was
recently celebrated at the home of
Miss Staabs sister, Mrs. Louis Baer,
of Boston.
John Hart, a thorough mechanic, has
secured the general contract for the
residence of A. B. McGaffey, and has
already started the work. The Nc
Gaffey residence will be one of the
handsomest in the Fourth ward when
completed.
Mrs. Henry Meyers and four chill
dren, family of the head clerk and ad-
vertisement writer at the dry goods
store of l.. B. Stern, arrived in the
city last Saturday night and have
gone to housekeeping at No. 613 North
Eighth street.
j. NJ. Hunter. editor of the Bland
Herald, has been appointed postmas.
ter for Bland. The appointment was
made on March 10 and the news reach.
ed Bland on last Saturday. The gen.
tleman will make the best postmaster
the Cochiti mining district has ever
had.