Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Levi a. Hughes. a wool buyer Of San.
to Fe. is in the city today.
A. ID. Whitson spent yesterday in So.
zorro, returning this morning.
d. II. Campbell. of Williams and
H. c. Moss. of Winslow. are in the city
today.
Rev. r. NJ. Craig. the PRESBYTERIAN
s~ynodlcal missionary, left last night
for De.ning.
Three picnic parties are making pre-.
parations for a good time in the noun
tains tomorrow.
c. F. Whittlesey, the railroad archi.
tect, who was in Chicago on business.
has returned to the city.
Mrs. L. b. Stern has returned from
a pleasant visit with her parents. Mr..
n Mrs. Joseph Price, of Socorro.
Mrs. w. f. Hill, of Elkhart. Ind. who
was stopping at the Alvarado. left this
morning for Colorado Springs. Colo
RADIO.
Abraham Kempenich. the wealthy
merchant and ranchman of Peralta,
was here yesterday on business and to
visit his Sol Eugene kempenich. at e.
j. Post & Co.'S hardware store.
Mrs. II. E. Nothomb. of Chicago. who
has spent the last year here. will leave
tomorrow evening for the east. She
will probably spend the summer at her
parents home in Iowa and NAV return
here in the fall.
H.. N. Packert, the popular clerk at
G.. b. Williams drug sore. and p. F..
Nasmyth, of Detroit, Mich. will leave
tomorrow for a three weeks hunting
and fishing trip on the Pecos. Mr..
Nasmyth is a prominent druggist of
Detroit.
Prof. ID. NJ. Richards, of the Agricul-
tural college faculty, came in from Las
Cruces this morning to attend a meet
ing of the Mariana Oil company, which
will be held tonight at s O'Clock at the
Office of j. f. Luthy, on East Railroad
avenue.
George F. Albright, manager of the
JournalDemocrat, left this morning
for his old home at Columbus. Ohio.
Mr.. Albright expects to return in about
two weeks. Mrs. Albright. who is at
present visiting in the east, will return
with him.
Parents are invited to bring their
boys and girls to the monthly illustrat-
ed sermon for younger people tomor-
row morning at the Baptist church.
The subject is Five Little Foxes"
Come also at 9:45 for the children's
day concert.
Frank Cook, of Austin, Texas, is ex-
pected here Sunday night. He will take
the position of cashier at the local of
fee of the Equitable Life Assurance
society, a position recently made va
cant by H. f. Kettler. who resigned to
engage in business in Ell Paso.
Nicholas Abdalla, a merchant of
Lemitar, Socorro county. has beer in
the city the past few days with his
wife and child. They will return to
Lemitar tonight, accompanied by the
two daughters of Severino Vigil. who
attended school here the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Records were at
the depot this morning to meet c.. F..
Lape. formerly division master me-
chanic of ,ne Santa Fe Pacific, with
headquarters at San B%ernardino, who
passed through the city en- route to
Springfield, ILL.,, where he intends to
locate.
Col. F. Francisco Chaves. the terri
'oiioi oupSi lilthucuJ VI SCHOOLS, VINO
was down in Valencia county on bust
ness, came in from the south this NOR
ming and between trains made a pleas
ant call at The Citizen. He continued
on to Santa Fe on the north bound No.
2 passenger train.
Work on the new Santa Fe freight
depot is progressing rapidly. The foun-
dation of the office building is finished
and the floor is being laid. The ce-
ment supports for the warehouse are
being nodded today. The same Span
ish architectural effect will be carried
out in this building, as in the Alvar-
ado.
Mrs. Charles Zeiger and son, Louis,
came in from Ell Paso this morning
and are here to visit her daughters,
Misses Juanita and Ramona. who are
here attending school. Louis will re-
main until Monday morning. when he
will go to Kansas City and be absent
for a year or two. Mrs. Zeiger will re-
main until after school exercises, and
with her daughters will return to Eel
Paso.
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