Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-30
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

the new opera house site clearing
away the San Felipe ruins.
Rev. J. NJ. Coudert, the Bernalillo
catholic priest, who was here yester-
day, returned to his parish up the line
this morning.
Mrs. Charles w. Dudrow. wife of a
well known citizen of Santa Fe. passed
through the city last night on her way
to Los Angeles.
Mrs. r. w. Hopkins and daughter,
Miss Irene, left last night for south
ern California. They will be absent
several months.
A. r. Gibson came in from Santa Fe
last night and will continue south to
his mines near Lordsburg. He will also
visit Ell Paso before returning north.
Mrs. F. s. Brooks was thrown from
her bicycle while crossing the street
car track on Railroad avenue this
morning and received some painful
injuries.
Rev. George Selby, of Las Vegas,
passed through Albuquerque last night
for Eel Paso, to attend the convocation
of the Episcopal ministers, in meeting
there today.
Miss Julia Renison, last night, at
the st. Johns rectory entertained a
party of young friends. The party
were treated to fine music, games and
refreshments.
The new fixtures being placed in
the Barnett building for the Page G.
Voorhees, stock of drugs are almost
finished and the new firm will be ready
for business ny the first of next week.
James Connors, a fireman, is a new
patient at the local hospital. His
arm was badly torn by coming in con-
tact with the hooks hat lower and
raise the coal board of the engine ten
: der.
William E. Kreiter and wife. after
a visit of a few days with Albuquerque
relatives. are now on their return to
Milwaukee, Wis, where Mr.. Kreiter is
{ cashier for the New York Life Insur-
ance company.
DR.. Oliver S. Strong, of Columbia
university, arrived here last night
from New York, being met at the local
depot by ID. w. Johnson. Both gentle
men will soon engage in geological
work in New Mexico.
Don ]. Rankin, local agent, met at
the depot last night George H.
Bachelor, the general agent of the Mia
CARA Fire Insurance company. Mr..
, Bachelor is spending the day in the
territorial metropolis.
This evening j. Myron Leavitt and
party, of New York, are expected to
arrive in their private car. With lem
are Mr.. and Mrs. Neill B. Field. Mrs.
Field mas been making a trip through
Mexico with the party.
The Citizen yesterday afternoon
gave an account of the death of Ra-
mon c. Newtrya. The funeral took
place at San Antonio, Socorro county,
this morning, at $3.50 o'clock, with
burial in the cemetery of that town.
Mrs. Will Ments and son, Fay, will
leave tomorrow morning for Decatur,
. ILL.,, where they will visit the mother
= and sister for two months. Mr.. Ments
e will devote his time to hustling life
insurance for the Washington com
Y pany. 80
Mrs. Alfred Forth. after a months
visit with her neice, Mrs. Edward
Clouthier, left this morning for her
home at Montreal, Canada, being ac-
companied back by Miss Josephine.
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
t Ed. Clouthier.
The Mutual Protective society of old
8 town will hold a meeting Sunday after
8 noon and elect new officers to serve
during the ensuing term. This society
" has $50 members and quite a lively
election will occur at the meeting Sun
day afternoon.
The remains of bIrs. William John
y son, whose death occurred here Friday
night, will be shipped to the old home
in Iowa, accompanied by Mr.. Johnson
d and the infant child, on Thursday of
nayt week or &c soon &C tho infant iS
able to make the journey.
The Womans' circle, of the Baptist
j. church, will meet at the residence of
Mrs. A. L. Newton, ia South Arno
: street, Thursday afternoon at 2
!. o'clock, for their monthly social A
) special program has been prepared
3 and as this will be the last regular
( meeting before the summer vacation,
5 a full attendance is desired.
( Half a dozen girls, who were in the
5 employ of the Fred Harvey eating
Q house system out west, came in on the
Z No. 2 passenger train this morning
. and will go to work at the new Alvar
3 ado hotel. Another invoice of girls
. direct from Kansas City is expected to
B night. They will also be assigned
work at the local railway hotel.
q Miss Belle Mccarthy, who was here
8 during the past winter as the guest o
h Miss Anna Blake, left this morning
q on her return to her home in Oswego
Q N. Y. The young lady made man!
q friends during her %sojourn in this city
and quite a delegation was at the de
9 pot to see her safely on the train an
. to wish her a safe journey back t
% Oswego.
% H.. A. Pease, publisher of the Ho
% brook Argus and manager of the VIII
. slow Mail, would like to have the sci
% vices of a good, reliable printer at hi
Holbrook Office for a month or tive
Mr.. Pease writes that he is compelle
% to make a trip back to his forme
eastern home, and during his absenc
"a wants the Office in the hands of
70 good printer. At present, there al
70 no spare typos" in the city, but if S