Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


The flyer was one hour and thirty
minutes late this morning and carried
10 passengers.
Jose Baca, in business at Pena
Blanca, is here interviewing the whole.
sale merchants.
G. w. Sanders and family, of Hills
boro, are spending a few days in the
city visiting friends.
DIR. G.. w. Harrison, who was at San.
ia Fe on business before the supreme
court, returned to the city last night.
Frank Durr, of Fairbury, Neb., is
here on a visit to his sister, Mrs. o. H.
Scott, and will remain several weeks.
E. A. Shaw, agent for the Bland
Transfer company at Thornton, spent
yesterday in the city and returned last
night.
Col. r. e. Twitchell, of the law de-
partment of the Santa Fe road, with
office at Las Vegas, is in the city today
on business.
At the residence of Mrs. David Stew
art. 307 East Coal avenue, the Won
I'LL . SDllotldul tIuDti dhCe OulOu uSlu
a business meeting this afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Reid, of Los Angeles,
stopped off between trains to visit
friends in the city today. She was on
her way to San Antonio, New Mex
leo.
T. j. Helm, the well known and
popular general agent of the Denver
& Rio Grande at Santa Fe. is in the
territorial metropolis today. He will
go south tonight.
F. c. Tobey, who is here in the in
terest of the Milwaukee Harvester
company, has made arrangements with
Ortiz & Co. to have his headuarters at
their shops on Copper n
That family" cup and saucer at
Sturges' European, used by Chef Goetz,
is quite the thing and is always in or
der when a very thin CD individual
happens around about 1890 a. m.
Mrs. D. w. Austin, of Pennington,
Maine, and Mrs. A. H. Glover are Wis.,
iting the family of e. H. Dunbar, to-
day. Mrs. Austin and Mrs. Dunbar
are from the same place in Maine.
Hon. Henry Taft, the military COVER
nor of the Philippines, who landed at
San Francisco the other day, is ex-
pected to pass through Albuquerque to-
night on his way to Washington, d. G.
Prof. ]. w. Travis and Miss Denni-
son accompanied the indian school
basket ball girls to Las Cruces last
night. 1t is a safe bet to make that
the little 'red girls will win another
victory.
Charles E. Dow, who has been max
ing Albuquerque his headquarters,
while doing work in the interest of the
Mutual Life Insurance company in the
southwest, came up from Ell Paso this
morning.
The members of the Woman's Home
Mission society Of the Southern Meth
odist church, will receive their friends
tonight at s o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Arthur Bixler. 600 South Broad
way. All cordially invited.
Last night a travelling man arrived
from the south feeling unusually gay.
He got funny and pulled a gun. He ap-
peared before Judge Crawford this
morning and was fined $50 and costs
for carrying a concealed weapon.
Mrs. H. F. Bough, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Carolyn, left last
night for Allentown, Penn, where they
will reside indefinitely, in the hope
that the lower altitude will prove bene-
fetal to the health of Mrs. Bough.
George X. Neher, who was at Coron-
ado Beach and other California resorts
the past few weeks, returned to the
city last night. He reports having had
a fine time, and says he left Mrs. Ne
her and children at Santa Monica,
where they will ~sojourn during the
winter.
DIR. l.. H. C~hamberlin, the well
known dentist, was a passenger for
the north, presumably Chicago, last
night, and his friends intimate that he
will not return alone. However, The
Citizen can not speak knowingly on
the subject, but will say: Doc it is
! about time"
George Arnot, the manager and
, stakeholder of the wholesale grocery
) establishment of Gross, Kelly & Co.
Z is around the city today, introducing
4 Col. Jacob Gross, of st. Louis, and c
C. Robbins, of Las Vegas, also mem
} bers of the concern. The visitors cam
|, from Las Vegas last night.
? The Prescott Courier says: "Th'
) Misses Adele and Barbara Hubbell
? who have Deer visiting in Prescott
) with the, family of Hon. r. L. Morrison
. for a month past, left Tor their nome il
) Albuquerque yesterday, much to tn
. regret of "A large circle of friends i
Prescott" The young ladies have r.
2 turned to this city.
. When Anthony Xydias assumed tn
. management of the New England bal
Q cry on South Second street he al
3 nounced that he would present a hanl
o some cake TO the first couple marie