Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-10
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

q visit to their old home in Italy. Mr..
Giomi expects to leave the city about
June %.
Col. E. w. Dobson, A. ID. Whitson, d.
A. Macpherson and wife, L. l.. Gate
wood were among the Albuquerqueans
at Santa Fe yesterday.
r. G.. Balcomb. of the Algodones
Land and Improvement company, is in
the city today on business. He will re-
turn to A%lgodones tonight.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Ward has been made happy by the ar
rival of a fine baby girl. Mr.. Ward is
night chief clerk at the local station.
The machinery for the w. j. Lemp's
new bottling works has arrived and
will soon be placed in position at ,Le
new warehouse on North First street,
n. J. Gildner, a Santa Fe Pacific con
ductor. has beer called to Rochester.
n. Y, on account of the serious illness
of a brother, who. it is said, is suffering
from pneumonia.
The members of the Italian band re-
ceived a letter this morning from NJ. C.
Lilley & Co, of Columbus, Ohio. stat
ing that the uniforms will arrive here
in about two weeks.
The people of old town are arranging
for a grand blowout on the Fourth of
July. and the proceeds to be derived
from the dance will be devoted TO i'm
proving the plaza park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and daughter.
Miss Pearl, of Seattle. Wash, are in
the city visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. II.
E. Rogers on West Coal avenue. Mrs.
Jones and Mrs. Rogers are sisters.
r. f. Twitchell, of Las Vegas, assist
ant counsel for the New Mexico divis.
ION of the Santa Fe, who has been
spending a few days in the city, return
ed to the Meadow city this morning.
Hon. w. C. Barnes, of Colfax county.
was here for a short time yesterday,
leaving last night for Las Vegas. where
he will attend a meeting of the cattle
sanitary board, of which he is a mem
Der.
Owing to the University commence
ment exercises on Wednesday evening
the regular prayer and business meet
ing of the Baptist church will be post
poned until Thursday evening. A large
attendance is urged.
Wm. Adamson, connected with the
Artists Portrait association, whose
headquarters are at Trinidad. Colo,
left with his family Ior the mountains
this morning, combining business and
pleasure on the trip.
Miss Erna Ferguson, daughter of
Mrs. l.. b. Prince has left Santa Fe
for Colorado Springs, Colo, where she
will attend the annual meeting of the
Colonial Danes of that state to be held
ON Thursday of this week.
hrc IInnru IEa.,ofor urff, 80 q, ,rol1
known blacksmith at the j. Korber &
Co, carriage repository, is now an in
mate of the st. Joseph santarium,
where she has been taken to have per-
formed an operation for tumor.
Forest Mckinley, special agent of
the general land office, passed through
the city for the souInern section of
New Mexico last night. He is after
certain people who commit depreda-
tions on government timber land.
NJ. r. Williams, superintendent of
bridges and buildings on the Winslow
division of the Santa Fe Pacific, and
Dan. j. Elliott, roadmaster on the New
Mexico division Of the Santa Fe, were
passengers for Las Vegas this morn
ing.
Next Sunday morning, at the San
Felipe de Neri church in old town.
there will be a christening, and the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Michlebach
will be the interesting chap. The hap
Ply father is already prepared to enter
tain the invited guests in a royal man
ner.
Chris. Lamporter, of the firm of ia.
cob Korber & Co., returned to the
city Sunday morning after a protract-
ed visit to Los Angeles. He went to
southern California in search of health,
and today states that he returns feel
ing as young and healthy as a man of
25 years of age.
w. S. Moss, of Trinidad, who repre-
sents l.. NJ. Crawford. the topeka thea
ter 'magnate" and lessee" was here
yesterday, put he did very little, for
the eason that he had no money to
liquidate Crawford's Indebtedness or
authority to pay any of Crawford's
promises, which had never been met.
Per agreement. the clothing stores
of the city keep closed doors on Sun
day. and the merchant who violates
The agreement pays a fine of S25. Here
after all who wish to |patronize the
clothing stores. and heretofore nut on
the duty until Sunday morning, must
govern themselves accordingly in the
future.
Mrs. Jane Griffith and daughter. Mrs,
J. +. Griffith, and her daughter. Miss
|, Lena, passed through the city this NOR,
ming, en- route from their home at So
zorro to Colorado Springs, where they
. expect to spend the summer. Mr.. Grit
fifth, district clerk of Socorro, and hus
band of Mrs. j. Z. Griffith, expects tc
follow the party in a few days.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Con
gregational church will hold its regular
business session next Thursday after
noon at 3 O'Clock. at the home of the
president, Mrs. Carl Hopping, 1871 Soutl
Edith street, corner of Simonds ave
nue.. A full attendance is desired. Any
one who is interested in this society il
cordially invited.