Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

No police court was held this morn
ing.
The Sunday lecture at Odd Fellows
hall will be at 1880 p. m.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Thelin. after a serious illness of a
few days, is reported better today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Thomas, residing
on East Railroad avenue are reveling
in the smiles of a pretty baby girl.
S. w. Young, Andy Horne, John
Evans and J. w. Carpenter, who were
here on cour matters, left this morn
Bland.
Several soldiers. who saw service
in the Philippines, passed through
the city to their eastern homes this
morning.
Mrs. r. p. Hall, who has been resid-
ing at Hollywood, Cal, TIE past year or
two, expects to return to Albuquerque
in a few days.
II. II. often and wife after a pleas
ant visit to Mrs. A. Harsh and Mrs.
Fred Fisher. have returned to their
home in Philadelphia.
The Browns and Santa Fe Pacific
ball teams will try conclusions at the
fair grounds on Sunday afternoon. The
game should be interesting.
Douglas w. Johnson. who attended
the Columbia University, has return
ed to the city, and will spend the sum
mer months in geological work..
Miss Grace Hahn. the pretty daugh-
ter of w. H. Hahn and wife, has re-
turned to the city after her protracted
visit to Brooklyn, New York, relatives.
Twenty-Five Mexicans from the
southern section of New Mexico, pass
ed through the city this morning for
the sugar beet fields at Rocky Ford,
Col.
Mrs. Jay A. Hubbs and daughter.
Miss Jean, were passengers last night
for southern California, where they
will ~sojourn during the summer
months.
Mrs. John s. Mactavish is here to
visit William Fraser and wife. The
, lady is the wife of the manager of
the Becker-Blackwell company at
, Magdalena.
Miss Grace Hawks, who was at Fort
Wingate visiting, returned last night,
being accompanied to the city by Mrs.
Overton, wife of the senior captain at
Fort Grant.
lHtIe Will Dt d IcSuldl COnCldNt VI
Pilgrim commandery, No. g., X. T., at
Masonic hall, Thursday evening, April
! "a, at s o'clock. BY order of e. c.. l..
II. C~hamberlin, recorder.
Judge B.. S. Baker and several at.
torneys left last night for Santa Fe, to
attend supreme court. Attorneys
Childers. 'Bobson and Burkhart went
up to the capital lis morning.
II n. -& Cath11t1
priest at Las Vegas, will deliver a
series of lectures for the Socialist
club of this city. The date of the lect
ures will be in the near future
Mrs. s. H. Mullegan, after a ~sojourr
of a few weeks in southern California
and a stay Of a day with Albuquerque
] friends, left this morning for Bland
where she was formerly in the hote
: business. m
A mothers meeting" of the Won
q ans Christian Temperance union will
e be held at the residence of Mrs. Davit
Stewart, 3O7 East Coal avenue. tomor
row (Friday) afternoon. All member!
Q and friends invited.
r. S. Platt, a most efficient book
keeper, who has just returned to thu
city, is now located at the store o
bIOCkIl6leT M SoA Oh TIL aNShuN
Ia and will be in charge of that firm
books. Mr.. Plat is all right.
Mrs. ]. F. Wende.., who has suffered
with something akin to the mumps thu
past few days and was considered
quite i'll. is reported today to be mucl
better, and will be up and aroun'
:, among her friend in a few days.
Mrs. Bader and daughter, motne
and sister of Mrs. w. e. Lynch, VIII
"A formerly resided in this city. are her,
today, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A
Harsch. They are from Dodge City
o. Kas., and will continue to Los All
4, geles tonight.
Mrs. F. w. Hamm has returned t
the city from her visit to California
. accompanied by her daughter, Mrs
3 Stoneman of Globe, Ariz. Miss JOSE
4 phine Hamm, who was also in Cal
B fornia. is expected to return from Sa
@ Francisco neXt week.
Capt. A. B. Fitch. of the Graph
9 smelter and mine, Magdalena, passe
through the city IS morning for tn
. east on company business, and wi
8 return in about a week or ten day
q He says the Graphic smelter or mi
q will be ready for business on May
u rTleuus are u ING W nHu tue imni
8 diate people of John Wickstrom, ono
g acknowledged the "Swede King
y Money" and when these facts al
3 known the king, nov debilitated an
g irresponsible, will be sent to ther
S John was all rigi., a few years ag
but, when he commenced to fall, IL WI
: fest, so today he is a charge on L.
local friends and they are helpir
~ along the mental and physical wre'
. the best they know how. His walk
3 from pillar to post, with a pittan'
% from this and that friend, and tn
e keeps his body and soul together.
% sweet memories of childhood" S
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