Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15
CE RILLOS.

pose To enter the state university at
that place for n four years course.
cERRlLLos.
From the Register.
John Koury has been suffering with
rheumatism this week
w w. Musgrave. who has been quite
sick Is again able to be out
Miss Frances Gregory has been quite
sick with the toothache for few days
past
John hazel. n former resident Of
Cerrillos, has been visiting friends
here this week.
Hail a. Learnard. the leading music
dealers Of Albuquerque, were In Ger
rilos on business.
Miss Amelia Rogers went to Iamy
for a visit with her sister Mrs. T. Il.
Hermann.
A. Young left for Pecos. where he
has charge Of some building at w. p.
Gould's coal mines. lie expects to be
employed there for several weeks.
The following is a list OF the schol-
airs Of the primary department 80 the
Cerrillos school who were neither alb
sent nor tardy during the fourth
month: Maud Palmer. Cynthia Har-
ney. Johnnie Green. Angelina Vergollo.
Eulah Hartley. vina Rogers. vicie
Green. Leonard Hartley. Eugene
Jackson. Clara Lambdn. Maggie
O'Donell. Joe O'Donell. Hattie Green.
Pauline Kinsell Mabel Palmer. Clyde
Jackson and Bonnie Neis Miss Burta
Rogers. teacher.
NJ A. Ortiz. OF Santa Fe, spent Sun
day in the city.
Louis huning and Walter Connell
spent sunday In Los Lunas.
+. j. Holmes, a prominent stockman
OF LANAI, CLiorado, is spending few
days in the city.
ID. G. Osmun. Jr., special examiner
for the London and Lancashire Fire
Insurance company, is in the city.
II is reported that Jonn kenney, who
formerly lived in this city died at the
Sisters hospital at Santa Fe last week.
Louis McRae, who is a full fledged
sheep raiser out In the Chilli neigh.
borhood. is in the city for few days.
VIM. Dunbar and wife returned to
their home near Chilli this morning
after a three weeks visit with friends
in the city.
Miss NJ. Daley, who has been stop
ping the past few weeks at 305 South
Broadway expects to leave in few
days for I'll Paso.
Mrs. Is. llfeld left this morning for
an extended visit with friends and rel
atives IN Chicago. She expects to be
gone two months.
Miss Katherine Graves returned to
her home at Belen last night after
To-. tn., nd nd Gum In, hA
city shopping and visiting.
f. w. Voorhees,, who was In the Pho
Geographic business here. selling out a
short time ago to w. G. Butman, Is
now located, with his family, in Dali
las, Texas.
Eugene Blakeslee, who was here the
past few days mingling with the local
Catholic Knights of America, was "a
passenger for Los Angeles last Satur-
dav night.
The Lord loves cheerful giver. but
we doubt IL He could approve OF a
newspaper giving much free advertis-
ing to man who never supports his
home paper.
Mrs Harry Benjamin. nee Miss Ma
ME Armijo. who was reported serious
~ ia last Saturday. is better today,
and Will he out and among her friends
, in short time.
There will be n regular session OF
l'allut Abyad temple, a a. o. -. NJ. s.
this evening. at 1880 at Masonic hall
BY order OF the potentate. l.. II
Chamberin. recorder.
j. = Flynn and Edward Dorr were
> enlisted In the United States army or
Saturday at the local recruiting sta
ton. They will be sent TO San Fran
cisco some time this week.
-Four cases appeared before Judg,
, Crawford this morning. Three for va
grancy were given time TO get ont %
town. and the other, a drunk, wa;
fined s. or five days on the chain gang
> Melton Castillo, of Santa Re, Il
, now resident OF the Duke city n,
/, says although ne has lived in SAINT,
i'e ali his life there Is no city in New
Mexico in the same class with Albu
! querque.
/ The Clayton Enterprise says: Claude
4 Parker. OF Albuquerque, is "A visitor II
!. town at present. Claude is well know
5 here. having lived and been in bust
I ness in Clayton for several years In
!. side OF the last decade
r DIR. Il. barnes Is here from Silver
ton. Colo, and has purchased the den
y tistry business of Or. Brigham upstair
g in the ~ T. Armijo building. Or
! Barnes called at The Citizen Office yes
terday, and was found to be yer,
s pleasant gentleman.
y Mrs. NJ. Sanchez died this morning
at her home In Pajarto death benl
' caused by blood poison. The decease,
: was forty years old and nad been sicl
for Ave years. The funeral will taxi
! place Tuesday morning at 10 oclocl
q h.. III. In. 10. FL