Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

j. Leonard Knapp. of Socorro, is in
the city.
Passenger traffic on No. 2 vas unus
ually heavy this morning.
Silas Alexander, a prominent attor-
ney of Socorro, is in the city.
Bernalillo Bearrup. of J. H. Bearrup
& Sons. wool pullers, is reported scrl-
ously i'll.
What has become of the Bland Her
aid? 1t has not SHOWN up at this ONCE
for several weeks.
DR.. G. w. Harrison was a passenger
for Bernalillo this morning. He will
return this evening.
DR.. John A. Tascher will leave to-
morrow morning for a months visit
at his old home in Chicago.
Mrs. Felipe Hubbell, of Pajarito, is
enjoying a visit from her sister, Mrs.
Sallie Kelly, of Reading, Pa.
To all correspondents of this paper
The Citizen has adopted one line as
follows: Special correspondence.
II. ". Korper, special agent for the
John j. Fulton company medicines, Is
in the city today from San Francisco.
Miss Carrie Bogh, who has been en-
joying an extended visit with friends
at Macungie, Pa, has returned home.
Fred b. McKeehan. deputy United
States marshal, left this morning for a
visit at his old home in Hillsboro,
Ohio.
Harry and Walter Worrell, who have
been spending several days at Angel
camp, Coyote canyon, have returned
to the city.
c. A. Cavanaugh. travelling salesman
for the Gross, Kelly & Co. wholesale
grocery house, vas a passenger north
this morning.
Miss Sarah Ross and her guest, Miss
Ida Ward, of Springfield, H., are
sightseeing at Isleta Today. They will
return this evening.
Mrs. Annie Becker, widow of II. d.
Becker, deceased, will remove from
the city, taking up her residence at the
indian village of Isleta.
Allen G.. Kennedy, chief civil engin-
eer for the Santa Fe Central, came
down from Santa Fe last night and is
spending the day in the city.
Rev. George Brewer will preach at
the Salvation Army tent, corner OF
Second street and Lead avenue, on
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
NJ. e. Porter, travelling representa-
tive for the International Correspond
ence school, returned last night from
a business trip to Santa Fee.
B. F. Fillmore, of the Phoenix dry
goods store, is enjoying a pleasant
visit from his brother, James Fillmore
troop F, stationed at Fort Wingate.
John w. Lockhart, a health seeker
who has spent several months in Albu
querque. LETT this morning for a short
visit at his home in Kansas City, Mo.
Alfred Grunsfeld will leave tonight
for Los Angeles, where she will meet
Mrs. Grunsfeld and children. and the
whole family will then visit San Fran
cisco. 81
The Commercial club meeting las
night, to hear the report of the com
mittee on the smelter proposition
failed to materialize, there being NJ
quorum present.
Judge B.. f. Baker. Deputy G.. V
Crosby, Stenographer Harry owen anC
Interpreter Nestor Montoya returned
last night from Gallup, where cour'
was held all week.
j. H. Bearrup, president of the Albu
querque Wool Securing mills, was a
the depot this morning to meet hi
wife, who returned from a two months
visit on the Pacific coast.
A number of young people of the
city are anticipating a good time a
the Berry-Devine dance to be given a
Orchestrion hall tonight. Quite a larg'
crowd attended last Saturday night.
Miss Nellie Hazledine will leave thit
evening for Santa Monica, Cal, wher,
she will join her sister, Miss Lucy, il
enjoying a pleasant vacation. The,
expect to return about the first of Au
gust.
Mrs. Oscar Goebel and sons, VIII,
have been sojourning at Santa Monica
Cal. the past month enjoying the in
MIGRATING ocean breeZes of the Pacific
returned to the city this morning, an
will go to Belen, their home, this ever
ing.
Juan Sandoval, who is in the mel
camille business at La lara, in til
Nacimiento valley, is in the city today
around town with his uncle, Hon. A
iandro Sandoval. Juan reports dom
a good business. but says La lara !
not near as lively as city life in Abb
querque.
Persons wishing to attend the nj
; tional encampment of the Grand Arm
!. of the Republic to be held at Washing
I ton, ID. c., October 6, are requested I
report to Department Commander