Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-16
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. Tomas Gonzales, OF Ablquiu, N.
NJ, is in the city visiting friends.
Mrs. Isaac jackson will leave tonight
for Flagstaff for a visit with friends.
Miss Edna Wilson has accepted a
clerkship at the Golden Rule dry goods
store.
Mrs. S. E. Weiser, of Topeka, Kan,
is visiting with her niece, Mrs. w. C..
Mason.
A. Jacoby and II. C. Frenger. prom
inent people of Las Cruces, are in the
city today.
Mrs. M. Mandell and children have
returned from a five weeks outing at
Ocean Park, Cal.
Mrs. John Craft left this morning
for Galisteo, where she will visit
friends a few days.
Thos. z. Young. with the Misses
Wentworth, are registered at the AL
varado from Chicago.
George d. Giles and wife, of Win
slow, Arizona, are in the city, coming
in from the west last night.
H. j. Haverkampf. a well known gen
eral merchant of San Rafael, Valencia
county, is in the city on business.
Miss Grace Houghton will sing a
solo, by request, at the song service
tomorrow night at the Baptist church.
The old Mckinley mill, out in He'll
canyon, was hauled to the city and
! shipped to purchasers down in Ari-
iona.
NJ. Z. Porter, travelling solicitor for
arrived this morning from a business
trip south.
Miss Heimheck will sing Grasses
and Roses from the Persian. at the
Baptist church tomorrow morning.
Obligato, Mr.. Axelson.
David Rosenwald, of Flesher & Ro-
senwald, cigar manufacturers, was in
Las Vegas on Thursday, and left that
city yesterday for Mora county,
Louis Ilfeld has returned to the city
from Las Vegas, where he left his
wife and children to enjoy a few
weeks more among relatives and
friends.
Owing to the sudden illness of one
of their children, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
McQuade have not yet departed for
southern California. They hope to get
away tonight.
A. j. Wall went to Santa Fe this
morning to attend the territorial teach
ers' institute. Mr.. Wall has been en-
ployed as principal of the public
schools of Cerrillos.
The pin pong rage has taken Albu-
querque and its strong fort-Commer-
cial club. Ping pong tables are to be
Instituted in the club rooms and some
rag time games are expected.
Miss Minnie Craig went to Santa Fe
institute. Miss Craig will go to Lin
coin. Lincoln county, where she will
teach school the coming summer.
j. E. Elder. New Mexico superintend.
ent of the Colorado Telephone com
pany, who was at las Vegas On bust,
ness, has returned to his headquarters
here.
G. w. Midgley, a prominent passen-
ger traffic railroad man, of Chicago,
and party, who have been spending a
couple of months in Mexico, passed
through the city this morning going
east.
Rev. w. G. Moore, of Grandfield. Mo,
passed through the city last night
bound for Morenci, Arizona, where he
has been called to fill the pulpit of the
First Presbyterian church of that
place.
The Optic says: ]. e. Eluer. super
intendent for the Colorado telephone
company, is up from Albuquerque
spending a few days. Now is the time
to strike him about that long distance
connection.
F. McSpadden, the transfer man, en-
joyed a pleasant visit yesterday from
James Sullivan, an old friend from
Kansas, who stopped off in the city a
day while enroute to California, where
ne goes for an extended outing.
Prof. +. A. Jones Will leave tonight
for a three weeks trip in the Oscura
mountains. Professor Jones has locat-
ed a mountain of iron down in that
country and on this trip will investi-
gate the quality and quantity of his
find.
John Haberle, the base ball pitcher,
who did such clever work in the ball
games against Santa Fe and who was
compelled to quit the diamond a few
weeks ago on account of i'll health
expects to leave in a few days for his
home in Sterling, Illinois.
At the meeting of the executive com
mittee of the fair association the othel
evening, the secretary was instructed
to make arrangements with the FRS
regiment band and the Italian band TO