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

r. p. Rolfe and wife, of Kansas City.
ore in the territorial metropolis.
j. Leon Knapp. of Socorro. is In the
city, and will remain a few days.
No session of police court again to-
day. Albuquerque is behaving itself.
Robert G.. Marmon. in business al
Laguna. came in from the west last
night.
Hon. Alexander pead, a well known
citizen of Rio Arriba county, is in the
city from Santa Fe.
I. N. Waite and wife, from Toronto.
Canada, are in the city. and will prob
ably remain some time.
f. J.. Gibson, the popular trainmas.
ter. was a passenger for Gallup last
night on official business.
A pension has been granted Charles
l.. Latta. of Albuquerque. for IS SAYS a
dispatch from Washington.
David Denham is out on the Ilfeld
ranch. near San Rafael. trying to To-
cate a site to bore for water.
The lecture next Sunday at Odd Eel
lows hall on South Second street will
De in the evening at 1880 o'clock.
The Typographical union will meet
Sunday afternoon at 200 o'clock and
elect officers for the ensuing term.
Mrs. Samuel Neustadt has as a guest
her sister, Miss Minnie Holman, who
arrived last night from Las vegas.
A. A. Keen, the territorial land com.
missioner, has returned from an ofic-
ial visit to the Pecos valley country.
H. b. Holt and L. w. Lenoir. of Las
Cruces. were in Santa Re yesterday.
returning south to Las Cruces last
night.
Two of the three indictments against
w. Fritz, charged with assault. have
been quashed. He will stand trial or
the third.
II. Sorensen, a machinist, has been
transferred from the local shops to
Topeka. Kas.. and left last night for
his future home.
The seven families who were camp
ed near the ice house have gone on to
Pennington. where they are promised
vork. They are from Texas.
Hon. Numa Raymond. a well known
citizen of Las Cruces, after spending
the winter in st. Louis with his family
came in from the east last night and
continued south to Las Cruces. Mr..
Raymond has indefinitely postponed
his trip to Switzerland.
The ladies of st. Johns church de.
sire to thank the Guards and the BIAS.
ket ball" team for kindly p%ostponing
their entertainments in order to give
the bazaar a clean way. They hope
they may be able to reciprocate this
beneficent act some day.
Yesterday afternoon, on West Rail-
road avenue, Mrs. A. F1esher entertain
ed a number of ladies at cards. The
affair was given in honor of Mrs.
Eouseman, who is here from Chicago
and is a guest of Mrs. Flesher. Re
freshments were served.
Mrs. r. X. Gentry will leave tomor-
row night for southern California. She
will first visit her father, Mr.. Ellis, in
Los Angeles, for a few weeks, and lien
join her husband at San Francisco,
where he is in the employ of the Santa
Fe railroad under superintendent of
Terminals Walker. 80
AS a guesser Mrs. S. C. Berry can
claim the blue ribbon. She made a
guess on the number of peanuts in the
big tray in the front window of Simon
Storms clothing store and came within
six of the correct number. The tray
contained 1881 peanuts, and Mrs. Der,
rvs guess was 1925. BY her guess she
captures a SIS suit of clothes.
1t is earnestly requested and expect
ed that every old soldier and sailor in
Albuquerque and vicinity will meet
with us On the evening of April 10 at
Knights of Pythias hall and march
with us to Grant hall to attend the
camp fire. Parade will start about 7
p. m, march east to FIRST street, north
on First street to Railroad avenue.
west on Railroad avenue to Fourth
street, n counter march to Grant
hall. J.. W. Edwards, post commander,
Grand Army of the Republic.
All soldiers of the recent wal with
Spain and those who have seen service
in the Philippines, known as the Span.
ish American Wal Veterans, whether
members of the organization by that
name or not, have beer invited by the
Grand Army to take part in their par
ade and bean bake on April 10, and a
good showing should be made. There
are several of these soldiers in the city
who should leave their names with
Captain Borradails, so it can be known
about how many Will turn out.