Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

ming from a business trip to Flag
staff.
Miss Olive Fleming, professional
nurse, was a passenger for Belen last
night.
Hon. Eugene A. Fiske, a well known
attorney of Santa Fe, is in the city on
business.
Deputy United States Marshal Fred
Fornoff vas a passenger for Ration
this morning.
The bids for the Joe Barnett hand
some three story building will be open
ed on September 1.
w. II. McMillion, the real estate
agent, vent to Santa Fe this morning.
He expects to return this evening.
DR.. E. N. Wilson, of the Grant block.
expects his family to arrive from San
Francisco about the first of the month.
Mrs. L. II. Shoemaker left this morn
ing for Waverly, n. Y, where she is
called by the serious illness Of her
mother.
Miss Ada Campbell went to Santa
Fe this morning to attend the Pennsyl-
vania clubs ball, which will be held
there tonight.
Mayor Charles F. Myers and family.
who have been in St. Louis visiting
relatives and friends the past month.
are expected home tonight.
O.. A. Matson & Co., stationery deal
ers, were awarded the contract to fur
nish the school supplies. Their bid was
S16S.75. and was the lowest.
The present importation of Mexican
laborers to New Mexico to do railroad
work surpasses anything of the kind
in the history of the territory.
c. l.. Doran and A. p. Smithers. two
well known p~ostofice Inspectors,
were in the city yesterday on official
business with United States Attorney
Childers.
About fifteen couples of the city's
young people enjoyed social dancing
at Orchestrion hall last night. Prof.
Devine and Mrs. Rose Berry furnished
the music.
DR.. w. G.. Hope has a lost notice in
the classified column today. Some
person took his physicians satchel
from his buggy this morning. He Of
fers a reward for it's return.
w. A. Higgins, who has been So
journing at Brine camp in He'll can.
yon, returned to the city yesterday.
He halls from Stevens Point, Wis,
and is out here for his health.
John Hart, the contractor and build
er, has been awarded the contract to
make some additions and improve
ments on the handsome residence of
M. w. Flournoy on the Highlands.
Misses Irene and Louise Saint went
to Santa Fe this morning to attend the
Pennsylvania clubs ball. which will
occur at that place tonight. They will
be the gests of Mrs. r. l.. McCance.
Mrs. w. p. Brewer, of Madrid, near
Cerrillos, is in the city, accompanied
by Mrs. j. Dewitt Spencer, of Mime
apolis, Miss. The ladies will remain
here a couple of days, and then return
to Madrid.
James McCorriston. the cement side
walk contractor, is busy with a large
force of men laying a cement sidewalk
from the Jewish synagogue on Gold
avenue north on Seventh street to
Railroad avenue.
Prof. Di Mauro and an orchestra of
four pieces went to Santa Fe this NOR
ming. They are to furnish the music
at the Pennsylvania clubs social ball,
which is TO be given tonight at the
Palace hotel Of that place.
Last night at the Lead avenue Meth
odist church, DIR. o. S. Fisher deliver
ed an interested address. The doctor
is the president of the Fort Worth.
Texas, university, and had been at
Santa Fe the past few days.
Abraham Kempenich, the general
merchant at Peralta, t%elephoned to
The Citizen Office this morning that he
has failed to receive his daily papers
from this city for the past few days.
Postmaster Hopkins will be advised of
the mail irregularities at Peralta.
Miss Sophia Gilchrist, a graduate of
the normal school at Las Vegas, will
IoSS hhiOu6h INC Niby tOhiShN ~ Win
con, n. NJ, where she will take charge
of the public school. The young lady
was given a surprise party by mem
bers of her Sunday school class at Las
Vegas Tuesday night.
w. H. Greer, of Deming came in
from the south this morning, and will
attend the meeting of the territorial
republican central committee as a
member from Luna county here tomor-
row. The other member from that
county, Cipriano Baca, will arrive from
Deming tomorrow morning.
James Grunsfeld, late of the cloth.
ing firm of Mandell & Grunsfeld, will
engage in the laundry business. He
will locate in st. Louis, having recent.
ly prchased a first class laundry plant
there. Mrs. Grunsfeld and son, who