Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

EdSStlktI M. 4 was uuuCudll. llEnl
this morning.
Richard Pohle, of Belen. was an AL
buquerque visitor yesterday.
At least a dozen conventions will be
held in Albuquerque during the fair.
Deputy United States Marshal Geo.
Kaseman has returned from Santa Fe.
The undertakers of the city have not
reported a death since the first of Sep
TENDER.
Abraham Kempenich, the big mer-
chant at Peralta, n. NJ, spent Sunday
in the city.
Mrs. Wesley Foster is again employ
ed as a saleslady at The Economist
dry goods store.
Kirk Bryan. the interesting son of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. d. Bryan, returned
home from the east Saturday night.
Mrs. S II. Mulligan, of Bland, and
Miss Eola Mcdonald, of Woodbury.,
are in the city visiting and shopping.
Lee Long, of indianapolis, has ar
rived, and he accepts a position as the
kodak expert at II. Brockmeier's store.
Deputy United States Marshal r. z.
Leatherman went to Cerrillos this NOR
ming to serve papers for the grand
jury.
]. Z. Saint with the Santa Fe Cen
trail railroad, spent Sunday with his
family and returned to Santa Fe this
morning.
F. d. Carpenter, the sheep raiser
neal Torreon, came in from his ranch
Saturday and DOL in the excursion to
Las Vegas.
Father Leone went to Las Vegas this
morning for a weeks visit. His mis-
sion at the Meadow city is to do mis-
sionary work.
Fl. c. Riggs, who was here for a few
days last week, has gone to Kansas
City, Mo-, and thence to his home at
Emmett, Idaho.
The night ticket agent at the local
depot, w. C. Carpenter, is doing double
duty these days. Day Ticket Agent
Courtney is on the sisk list.
Ortiz & Co.'s new building at the
corner of First street and Copper ave
nue. is going up rapidly. Masons are
at work on the second story.
VIM. Meyer, a special examiner of
the department of justice, is in the
city, and was noticed among the attor-
rcys at the court house this morning.
City Engineer Pitt Ross returned
Saturday night from a three weeks
trip in eastern Valencia county. He
reports pastures and stock looking
fine.
There will be a meeting Of the ladies
of st. Johns Guild at the rectory We'd
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All
members urgently requested to at
tend.
Mrs. o. C. Watson and daughter
came down from Santa Fe Saturday
night and are visiting with Mrs. Wat.
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hughes.
j. A. Smiley, of Socorro, passed
through the city this morning bound
for Rowe, N. M, where he will accept
a position as bookkeeper with the Coo
per Lumber company.
C. j. Mix and wife, from Thorpe,
Wis, are in the city, and Mr.. Mix has
accepted a position in the car depart
ment OF the local railway shops. He
is a brother of Mrs. A. l.. Newton.
The Silver City Enterprise says:
Mrs. James Grunsfeld and son, Master
Albert, arrived in the city Wednesday
on a visit to Mrs. Grunsfeld's sisters,
Mrs. Henrietta Schultz and Mrs. II. E.
Dillon.
Col. j. S. Van Doren and wife, of
Bluewater, N. M, accompanied by Mrs.
John H. Norton and daughter, of Los
Angeles, came in last night from the
west and will remain a few lays in
the metropolis.
Rev. j. NJ. Craig. the synodicai mis-
s~ionary of the Presbyterian church for
New Mexico and Arizona, was a pas
senger for Santa Fe this morning. He
was in Phoenix last week and says he
found the weather excessively warm.
A. J. Fischer, a prominent druggist
of Santa Fe, came down from that
place Sunday night. to confer with
b.. Ruppe in regard to business con
nected with the territorial board of
pharmacy, of which board the gentle
men are members.
Fred j. Ward, who will be remem
bered as a former resident of this city