Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-09
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

'Af -
wool buyer of Santa Fe. Is in the terri
torial metropolis.
The board of county commissioners
finished the business pending this
morning and adjourned.
The two Miss Gilmore cottages on
East Railroad avenue when complet-
ed. will be occupied by o. A. Matson
and F. II. Strong.
DIR. Bunker took as his text al the
revival meeting at the Methodist
church last night What Shall I Do
With Jesus who Is Called Christi"
w. S. Ward. field commissioner of
the st. Louis worlds fair. will attend
the meeting of the New Mexico com.
mission. to be held next Monday in
Santa Fe.
L. S. Stoweli, engineer on the Santa
Fe Pacific railroad purchased a new
piano from Hall a L%earnard, the up to
date music dealers.
II. q. Maurino, the monument build
er, has secured the contract 10 erect
for the grave OF Henry n. Jaffa an
eastern granite monument.
Two sections of soldier trains, with
recruits for the Philippines. came in
from Columbus, Ohio, barracks at moor
today, and proceeded on 10 San Fran
cisco.
DIR. J. 7. Curran, wife and three chill
dren, who were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred b. McKeehan in this city for
a few days. have resumed their jour
ney to Los Angeles.
The reason that Street Commission
er Tierney is not as gay as usual is the
fact that he has "biles," and a huge one
of the angry kind, is now troubling the
left side of his neck,
The Rev. Frank Thompson. a mis-
sionary from Africa, a cousin of Dr..
Bunker, arrived last night from the
east and will assist the pastor at the
Lead Avenue Methodist church.
Miss Anna Nowlin. of Montgomery
City, Missouri, who is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. DIR. w. f. Wittwer, of Los Lu.
mas, came up OF the mornings train
to make a visit to Miss Dec Clayton.
Mrs. Alfred Grunsfeld and sister,
Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld, and Major Ernest
Meyers. who were at Las Vegas and
attended the Neustadt Holman wed.
ding, returned to the city last night.
There will be a regular c%onvocation
OF Rio Grande Chapter, No. 4. ROYAL
Arch Masons, this evening at Masonic
hall at 1880. Companions take notice.
Installation of officers. l.. IL. Cham
berlin, secretary.
The road case. wherein Mrs. II.
Lockhart was charged with fencing up
a public road north of the city. has
been left to arbitrators, who will make
report TO the county commissioners at
the next meeting.
Carl Gibbs, a gentleman well known
in this city and who has made his
home here for a couple of years, left
the early part of this week for Chatta.
nooga, Tennessee, to spend a few
months among relatives.
Mrs. ID. T.. Heller, of Denver. niece
OF w Jones, the blacksmith. is expect.
ed here this evening TO spend a few
days. The lady is on her way to join
her husband, who is experimenting a
smelter at Bisbee, Arizona.
Mr.. Nettleton and Miss McCune sang
a duet. and the wife OF the captain Of
the Salvation Army sang a solo. be-
sides much other good music at the
Lead Avenue Methodist church last
night. Services every night.
At a late hour last evening Unde.-
takers O. W. Strong & sons received
instructions from Denver to ship the
remains of the late J. NJ. Current to
the former home. The man committed
suicide on Monday last by taking NOR
phine.
The FIVE men who were arrested the
other day at Lordsburg for breaking
a seal on a bonded car. appeared be
fore United States Commissioner I'll
tus yesterday and were bound over in
the sun Of $500 each to the United
States grand jury in Las Cruces.
The funeral of Mrs. J. Newman oc-
CURED this afternoon at the Lead ave
nue. Methodist church. 4 large mum
Der Of relatives and friends were pres
ent The sermon. which was delivered
by Rev. Bunker. Vas quite impressive. !
and the song service was appropriate.
Among the Canadian editors expect
ed here tonight on their way TO Cali
fornia, are 4. F Perry. a brother Of
Mrs. John Cleghorn, and her brother
in-law, W. Murdoch. The Canadians
viii remain here about an hour, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cleghorn will be at
the local depot 10 tell them all about
Albuquerque and New Mexico.
A recent letter from Arthur p. Spen.
Ger gives his parents an account Of his
writing in the Bay Of Naples, while he
watched the smoke ascend fOm
Mount Nesuyius, Of his spending
Thanksgiving day In Rome and now