Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-03
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Thos. Schultz, of Los Lunas, is in the
city.
Miss Martinita Ortiz has accepted a
position in l.. b. Stern's dry goods
store.
Fireman King, of the Winslow divis-
ion of the Santa Fe Pacific, is on the
sick list.
b. Frank Fillmore has returned to
his duties at "The Phoenix" after a
few days Illness.
George Everitt, Santa Fe watch in
spector and jeweler, was a passenger
north this morning.
|. Freudenberg, of Bernalillo, trans
acted business in the city yesterday,
and returned home last night.
Frank Hall, the well known deputy
United States marshal, has gone to
Taos on important legal matters.
c. S. Craven, travelling agent and
correspondent of the Texas Trade Re-
view, published at Dallas, Texas, is in
the city.
Simon and Ben Bibo, the big gen.
eral merchants at Grants, and their
brother Solomon, of San Francisco, are
in the city.
Misses Tillie and Carmel Burgess
will leave tonight for Socorro, where
they expect to spend a week visiting
with friends.
Mr.. Ellis, of Ellis ranch. is in town,
and can be found at the bicycle shop of
Mr.. Hotelling on Gold avenue until to-
morrow afternoon.
Il. l.. McChance, of the Santa re
Central, accompanied by Edward l..
McKane. came in from Kennedy camp.
up north, last night.
Hon. E. P. Chapman, of Las Vegas,
was a welcome caller at The Citizen
Office this morning. He was en- route
home from Douglas, Arizona.
The uniforms of the Mutual Protec-
tive society, as stated in The Citizen,
have been received through Simon
Stern, the clothier. They are now on
Mrs. Robert Putney and children
will leave this evening for Los An
geles, to enjoy a few weeks outing.
Robert will join the herd of Elks,
which will celebrate the Fourth at
Silver City.
H. j. Fouts, who is connected with
the local freight depar -ment of the
Santa Fe, is rejoicing over the return
home of his family, who have been Wis
iting relatives in Houston, Texas, the
past month.
The base ball game between the Old
Town Reds and the Albuquerque
Browns will be a dandy at the Haberle
benefit on Sunday afternoon. Both
teams are getting in shape for the
battle royal.
Miss Estella Lewinson left this NOR
ming for Trinidad, Colo, where she
will spend a week visiting with Miss
Sadie Jaffa. Miss Jaffa spent several
weeks last spring visiting with friends
in this city.
Thomas Hudson, of Deming, passed
through this city this morning on his
way to Santa Monica, California, where
he will spend a few weeks. His brother.
Col. Dick Hudson, is already out there
sporting with the waves and mer-
maids.
r. l.. Dodson went a trial mile on mis-
motorcycle yesterday afternoon at The
fair grounds and was very well pleased
with the time made. He says those
who see his exhibition against time on
Sunday at the Haberle benefit will see
something well worth coming miles
for.
The condition of John Haberle, who
had thirteen hemorrhages in m week,
is somewhat improved, but Is still a
very sick lad. His many friends will
give him a grand benefit at the fair
grounds next Sunday afternoon. The
sale of tickets has been most satisfac-
tory.
Mrs. H. IA. Matson, Jr., and friends,
Misses Vaughn and Snyder, all of Los
Angeles, arrived in the city yesterday
and are visiting with the family of o.
A. Matson. The visiting ladies will
leave for Cascade, Colo. this evening,
where they go to visit relatives during
tn summer.
Z. w. Fee, brother of L.. NJ. Fee, ar
rived last night from Rockport, ILL.,.
accompanied by his wife and child,
and a friend, Robert Nourse. The
evening from Springfield, Ill, of which
this city will be the home of the Fees
for some time.
The horse races at the Haberle bene-
fit on next Sunday afternoon will oe
grand. AL the entries are in good con.
dition and the races will be close and
exciting. The music by the Italian
band will also help keep the crowd in
good cheer. The program is certainly
a splendid one.
Mrs. Richards left last night fol