Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Joseph Hall. a prominent wool buyer
of Norwich, Conn, is here today.
James Grunsfeld. who was ND north
on business, returned to the city last
night.
j. f. McNally, division superintend-
ent. came in from San Marcial last
night.
b. f. Framholz. of Little Rock. Ark,
who was here the past few days. left
last night for Los Angeles, Cal.
A. ID. Whitson. of the Whitson Music
company. who was out of the city the
past few days, returned last night.
People going on a vacation should
have The Citizen follow them. . There
is nothing like keeping posted when
away from home.
Mrs. c. b. Otis and daughter. Miss
Emily. are in the city from Manches-
ter. Iowa, visiting Mrs. ]. B. Fish,
daughter of Mrs. Otis.
Miss Nellie E. Stevens, who resided
with her mother in this city years ago,
was married at Lawton. Oklahoma,
on June 5, to WAN J. Pearson.
Misses Ethel and Grace Fish. of JEFF
ferson City. Mo-, arrived last night and
will visit their grandmother, Mrs.
Howe, residing on South Broadway.
The press agent of Howe's shows is
NJ. S. McGrew. He is an old newspaper
publisher, and a few years ago edited
and published a paper at Clinton, Ill.
f. E. Sturges, wife and son, Lloyd,
who were in the east IN a visit to the
big cities, returned home last night.
They report having had a splendid
time.
Percy d. McRae. who is sheep rails
ing in the Manzano mountains, came
in late yesterday afternoon. and will
toy with the baby elephant at the cir
Gus this afternoon.
Douglas Johnson, who was here the
past few days en- geological matters,
left last night for Lava station, south
of the city. to study the formation of
that particular section of New Mexico.
The management of Howe's London
shows, by thoroughly drenching the
ground in their big tent this afternoon
with water exhibited a bit of foresight
which the large audience appreciated.
Miss Lucy H~azledine, daughter of
Mrs. w. G. Hazledine, and who is one
of the popular school teachers of me
! CITY, VIII leave OllSn " LOnS DtdChs
Cal. She will be absent until Aug
ust.
Mrs. j.. o. Gideon, laughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. V. Futrelle, who has been
absent from the city for sometime at
tending a conservatory of music, re-
turned last night from Leland, Flor
ida.
Miss Clara Oleson, stenographer of
Governor Otero, arrived last night
from Santa Fe, to visit her sister, Mrs.
E. V. Chaves. She will return to the
capital tomorrow night or Monday
morning.
J. w. Bennett. the general merchant
and Indian trader at Houck's, Arizona,
is in the city foreman a few days.
He says his section of the arid south
west was visited the past week by sew
eral good rains.
The Albuquerque base ball team will
leave at $3.50 tomorrow morning for
Santa Fe where they will play against
the Santa Fe Centrals. The Santa Fe
team will play a return game here on
Sunday n week from tomorrow.
The score by innings of the base bah
game which will be played at Santa Fe
between. the Browns and the Santa Fe
Centrals will be received by Graham
Bros. at the Palace Club saloon tomor-
row afternoon. The bulletins will be
posted.
Aaron Rosenwald and wife, Misses
Alma and Jettie Rosenwald, Mrs. B.
+ Iesher, Mrs. H. Jaffa and son, Edgar,
and Mrs. David Weinmann and little
daughter are arranging to leave in a
few days for the coast resorts of south
ern California.