Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-26

\ LOCAL HAPPENINGS. =


Louis 1lfeld will entertain a number
of friends at a Thanksgiving dinner
tomorrow.
w. II. Dearstyne, representing the
Peters Paper company of Denver, is
in the city with his samples.
Page Otero, who was here the past
week on business and pleasure, re-
turned to Santa Fe this morning.
Horace Middleton of Denver, who
resided in Albuquerque last year, is
here again, representing some powder
house.
Will G.. Tabor, from Edison, O., is
the new man in charge Of the New
England bakery on South Second
street.
Jas. d .Eakin, of the firm of Melini
& Eakin, who was up north on bust
ness connected with his firm, returned
to the city last night.
J. F. Cook, the soeorro county
cattleman, is in the city on stock bust
ness, and will probably enjoy his
Thanksgiving meal here.
The Albuquerque attorneys at So
zorro, attending district court, will re-
turn home tomorrow morning, so as to
spend Thanksgiving with their famil-
les.
The usual Thanksgiving services
will be held in st. Johns Episcopal
church at 8 p. m. tomorrow. The holy
communion will be administered at 7
a m
Yesterday afternoon, between 8 and
8 o'clock Mrs. E. l.. Medler entertained
a party of friends to progressive
euchre at her home on North Tijeras
avenue.
DIR. McEwen and Mr.. Hilliard ar
rived in the city from Pennington.
They came all the way overland and
will remain here a few days before
their return.
The special attorney of the Indian
department, Ellsworth ingalls,, is at
Los Lunas today taking testimony in
Indian depreciation claims against the
government.
Owing to the snow storms out west,
and heavy travel from the east, all
passenger trains last night and this
morning, except the westbounud limit.
ed were delayed.
Major Clark M. Carr, interested in
the timber business in western Va
lencia and Mckinley counties, came in
from the west last night and will re-
main here until after Thanksgiving.
E. j. Barnum, the linotype machin-
ist-operator on The Citizen, left on the
delayed No. 1 passenger for the north.
He will return on No. / tonight, &C.
companied by his wife, who is Just re-
turning from a visit to her sister in
Texas.
p. H. Metesger, a youung ranchman
at Pajarita, is In town today on bust
ness. He called at the Citizen office |
and stated that on yesterday his wife
presented him with another boy baby,
making three. Mother and child do
ing nicely.
Hon. w. S. Hopewell, the general
manager of the Santa Fe Central, was
a passenger to the city last night, and,
as he is interested in the Albuquerque
Eastern railway proposition, he is
watching the good work done among
the people by the railroaw committee
today.
Col. Thomas Lebo and wife (nee
Miss Grace Hawks), who were on a
visit to the eastern cities on their
honeymoon trip, arrived last night and
for a few days will be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Hawkes., after
which they will go to Fort Grant, A. T.,
where the c~olonel's troop in the Four
teenth United States cavalry is To-
Gated.
This morning just as the sun shone
itself over the peaks of the Sandia
mountains, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Freelove was frightened by the
arrival of another boy, the second in
this pleasant home. Mr.. VIM. Coulodon,
the grandfather, is around town to-
day relating some interesting tales
about this and that, and whenever he
gets in that mood it is a wise bet to
make that the old gentleman is happy.
Mother and child doing nicely.