Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

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Ed Lavelle. the, well known railway
grading boss. is in the city. Rumor
has It that he comes to begin early
work on the Albuquerque Eastern rail
way.
Miss King. the Broadway music
teacher. who has been spending the
winter in Albuquerque. left this morn.
ing for ner home at Kansas City, Mis-
souri,.
J. G. Creagher, a general merchant
OF Bland. and Phil Barber, both of
whom were here the past few days on
court matters. will return to Bland to-
night.
DR.. e. ID. Harper. Harry Coddington.
T. N. Finch, Steve Caravan, j. G. Ma
loney and other Gallup citizens, are
here to attend district court. They will
remain several days.
Mrs. M. V. Hindman, of Brookeld,
Pennsylvania. who has been spending
the winter in this city enjoying this
delightful sunny climate, left on her
return home this morning.
II. A. Pease, the editor and publish
err of the Holbrook Argus, came in
from the west this morning, and is
around mixing with city friends today.
He expects to return to Holbrook to-
night.
Miss Olive Everitt was thrown from
her bicycle this morning, while riding
on South Second street and received
some rather painful injuries. The
street had Just been sprinkled and was
very slippery.
A most pleasant crowd turned out
at Grants hall last night to enjoy Mrs.
Walton's regular weekly class dance.
After an hour devoted to class instruc-
ton, a pleasant two hours of social
dancing was had.
The city central committee of the
republican party held a very enthus-
iastic meeting at the office of Rankin
e Co.. in the N. T. Armijo building
last night. and mapped proceedings
for a vigorous, aggressive city cam
paign.
B. b. Borden and son, Fulton, who
left Gallup to drive overland to this
city about ten days ago arrived last
Sunday night, and it is stated that
the trip was not a very pleasant one,
for they were caught in a sand storm
that ragged several days.
DR.. James A. Wroth was a passenger
for Santa Fe last night, having been
called there to consult with other ply
sicians as to the present Illness OF
John James. The Citizen understands
that Mr.. James is considered a little
better, although still dangerously Ill.
The race pulled off at Los Lunas on
Sunday between the Luna horse and a
brown mare owned by Trinidad Lu'
Zero. of Barelas, was won by the Luna
horse. The mare was beaten by forty
yards. Only a small amount of money
changed hands, as the mare had very
few hackers.
A grand program of the ladies' aux
iliary to the Guards will be given Fri.
day evening, March %, at Grants hall
followed by a dance. The following
talent has been engaged: Miss Helm
beck, Mrs. j. o. Frost, Mrs. Berry, the
colored quartet, w. e. Grimmer and
w. T. Bramiett. Admission so cents
including gentleman and ladies.
, The Workmen last evening royalty
entertained their friends at their hall
Cards and games of various kinds, an
} exhibition of ~stereopticon pictures and
| songs and recitations made a most
enjoyable program. An elaborate sup
/. per was served. The room were
crowded by the ladies of the Degree
of Honor and friends of both orders.
The plans of Architect j.. l.. Ls
Driere for the new academy at Flag
y staff, Arizona, which will be in con
nection with the Sisters school, were
accepted. The building will be two
stories high and of brick and will con
y tain an assembly room, chapel, elias!
I rooms, sisters and girls dormitories
kitchen, dining room, guest chambers
. etc. The contract will be let soon.
A check for $3.50 was cashed Satur
day night by Liz & MotZenbacker for
young man who gave his name a
q Charles Mueller. 1t bore the purport
ed signature Of George F. Albright
manager of the Journal Democrat, blu
u it was a miserable attempt at forgery
Mueller claimed to be a printer an,
showed a membership card in tn
. Typographical union and one in tn
( Odd Fellows.
! The Ell Paso News says that Mrs
( b. X. Luna and her sister, Mis-
5 Reyes, daughters of Major Reyes, c
3 the United States army, are stoppin
. at the Palacio, in Chihuahua, Mexico
5 Mrs. Luna is the widow Of Capt. Ma
. Luna, of Los Lunas, who serve
. with the Rough Riders at the battle
San Juan and lost his life in the Phi
3 ippines. Mrs. Luna's brother, Lie
tenant Reyes, was also killed Will
fighting in the Philippines.
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