Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

Mrs. M. c. MOhlman. who visited her
old home in Illinois, has returned to
the city.
The manager of the Santa Fe Pacific
base ball club is ~Timekeeper Booth.
He is all right.
Will Moore, Familiarity called spot
is doing some electrical work at the
new Alvarado hotel.
Nathan Darth has gone to his sheep
ranch in the Zuni mountains and will
remain about a month.
j. l.. Curd and wife. hailing from
Hardin, KY, are here, and will proba-
bly, remain during the summer.
Richard Kelly was convicted in DO
lice court this morning of being drunk
and disorderly and was given SIS or five
days.
William McIlvain Inc Pete Isher-
wood have gone to FL Paso, where they
have secured good positions in a fac
tory.
r. B. Thomas, of the Cerrillos smell
ter, was here yesterday with his lam
lily. He returned to Cerrillos this NOR
ming.
David Denham has returned from
western Valencia county. where he
put in a pumping plant for a sheep
ranch.
Mrs. Overton, wife of Captain Over
ton, has returned to Fort Grant. While
here. the lady was the guest of Miss
Grace Hawks.
Next Monday night at Mrs. Walton's
dance at Grant hall, Prof. Di Mauro
and Miss Hawthorne, as usual, will fur
nish the music.
Mrs. Zula ]. Feeser and her sister,
Mrs. Altha Jorg, assistants to Rev. C.
Hall Cook, arrived on the morning
train from Los Angeles, Cal.
Judge B. S. Baker and wife. who
were a. Santa Fe attending a session
of the territorial supreme court, re-
turned to the city last night.
Herman Hase, a we'll known wool
buyer. who was up north on business,
returned to the city last night. so as
to enjoy the Sabbath with his family.
The remains of Robert Simpson were
shipped TO WATERFOWL. N. Y; this NOR
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. d. T.. Sweet re-
turned home on the same train. Mrs.
Sweet being a sister of Mr.. Simpson.
Be sure and attend the evening SER
vice at the Highland Methodist church
Sunday and see the beautiful panto-
mime by ten little girls of Jesus lover
of my soul" Miss Heimbeck will be
the soloist.
A delightful hay wagon party was
enjoyed last night by members of the
Christian Endeavor society of the Con-
gregational church. About twenty
young people went out to Atrisco and
called on the teachers Of the mission
school. arTUra
j. M. Muggsley, formerly in the bak.
cry business on South Second street,
will take in Southern California for a
few weeks. He went west with some
of the Michigan Forresters yesterday
afternoon, of which order Mr.. Mugs
ley is a member.
Frank Alderman, a bright young
lawyer from Chicago will open an Of
flee in this city neXt month. Hehas had
nine years practice in Chicago and
will be a valuable addition to the legal
profession of this city. He will bring
his fanny here soon and erect a resi-
dence.
The New England bakery has beer
thoroughly renovated and repapered; a
pretty ice cream parlor has been fitted
up. Electric fans will be installed and
after a few finishing touches are add
ed Mr.. Xydias expects to give an open
ing and invite the people to look
through his place and inspect the in.
side workings of a first class bak-
cry.
Antonio Maggie did not go away yes
terday. He left this morning and a
delegation of Italian friends were at
; the depot to safely see him OF the
train. He will first visit a brother at
Kansas City and from there he will go
: to Baton Rouge, La. where his mother
is now stopping. He expects to return
: to the city by fair time.
The Browns and Santa Fe Pacific
ball teams will be the contestants at
the fair grounds tomorrow afternoon
Both teams have made good records
and a very interesting game will nc
doubt be the result. The races are be
tween the best of Albuquerque's flyers
and will contribute to make the days
sport one of the best so far this sea
/ son. No admission will be charged
! and a large crowu will surely be in
attendance.
Rev. C. Hall Cook will continue hi.
J Sunday lectures tomorrow, holding ser
B vices at both hours, 2:3O p. m. anC
) 1880 p. m, at Odd Fellows hall OF
J 3l9R Second street. His subject will b'
B Psychic Photography and kindred
s Themes" He will be assisted by Mrs
! Feeser and Mrs. Jorg, Los Angeles
, the latter giving evidential facts o
! tests in demonstration of the highe
: forces at both meetings. The usua
J collection will not be taken, but a
) admission of IS cents at the door.
: Messrs. Page and Voorhees, are tn
) members of the firm who will conduc
; the new drug store in the Barnet
. building. on South Second street. Ca
) penters and painters are at work pu
ting in the shelves and fixtures. Pal
OF the goods have already arrived an
5 another shipment is OF the road. M
, Page, the senior member of the firm
: halls from Ohio, and Mr.. Voorhees,
a former resident of the state of low
% | Both ~ Vnrxr nurnnah 1n nnnflpmp