Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-06
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. A. NJ. Bergere, wife of the dis.
trict clerk at Santa Fe, is here on a
visit to Mrs. Neill b. Field.
Mrs. w. V. Wolvin, 203 South Arno
street, entertained the Woman's Circle
of the First Baptist church this after
noon.
The basket ball girls of the High
school and University will have a
game On the varsity ampus Saturday
afternoon.
There will be a musicale by the
children of st. Vincent's academy next
Saturday afternoon. No admission is
to be charged.
Mrs. w. G.. Hope entertained the
Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian
church at her residence on West Gold
avenue this afternoon.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend the Y. p. s. G.. E. social to be held
tonight at the residence of Mrs. Mary
Booth, 314 West Coal avenue
A. J. Loomis, the deputy United
States internal revenue collector, is
still in the city interviewing the
wholesale and retail liquor dealers.
f. H. Bogh is in receipt of a letter
from his wife at Allentown, Pa, say
ing that she reached her destination
all right and was feeling much better.
Valney w. Foster, of Chicago, and
family arrived this morning on No. %
n went west OF the flyer. Mr.. Fos-
ter is a member of the city council of
Chicago.
Milton Dow, the sawmiller, at Esco-
bosa, in the Chilli ~neighporhood, who
was here the past few days purchasing
supplies, returned to the mountains
this morning.
p. J.. Towner, the well known Las
Vegas cattle inspector, whose duty it
is to see that no infectious cattle get
into Colorado, is here today, mixing
with local stockmen.
superintendent Fox, Superintendent
J. F. McNally and Resident Engineer
F. II. Nudge were in the city last night
and went north this morning in Mr..
McNally's private car.
Judge David Denham, the civil war
veteran of this city, has received word
from the pension department at Wash
ington, that his pension has been in
creased to s12 per month.
The Union market, 297 West Gold
avenue, opened up this morning, and
up to the noon hour kept a wagon
pretty busy delivering the orders. VIM.
Goetting & Co.. start out well.
Regular communication of Temple
lodge No. 6, A. F. and A.. M, Thursday
evening, February 6, at 1880. Work
in lne E. A. degree. Visiting brethren
cordially invited. BY order of the w.
M. Robert Abraham, secretary,
James B.. Heaney and wife, of Chi
cago, are in the city, and are SO well
pleased with Albuquerque and the
wonderful Italian climate Of the Rio
Grande valley, that they will remain
here some time.
Mrs. r. A. Written informs The Citi-
zen that the four lots recently pur-
chased by her are on Gold avenue,
running from the corner of Seventh
street and opposite Temple Albert.
The lady will have erected a modern
brick house on the property.
NJ. H. Donahoe, who was in the hard
ware business here for several years.
has returned to his first love-that or
stock raising, especially sheep. Mr..
Donahoe has recently secured a good
ranch, with several springs Of water on
it, down in Valencia county.
C. NJ. Foraker, United States mar
shall for New Mexico. will leave to-
night for Silver City, where he will Sc
cure three Cinnamon n take them to
San Francisco for deportation back to
China, they having been declared by
the court unlawfully in this country.
Undertaken Edwards received a let
ter this morning from a friend of the
family of Richard Barnland, the young
man who died here last week, stating
that the remains reached Chicago all
right, and that it was a sad case, the
whole family being afflicted with the
dread disease.
VIM. Giaesner received a letter to-
day from w. II. Chamberlain, who un
til about a yea ago was employed at
the Hopping bicycle shop, stating that
he was to be married on Wednesday.
Mr.. Chamberlain is now employed with
the Hyde Exploring Expedition at
Pennington, NJ.
The following sacred and IGNORED
days are on the February calendar:
Quinquagesima Sunday, the 9th
Shrove Tuesday, the1lth; Ash Wednes-
day, the 18th; the first day in Lent;
st. Valentines day, the 18th; Quad
ragesima Sunday. the 10th; Lincoln's
birthday, the 18th; W~ashington's
birthday, the End.
Mrs. A. f. Bacus, who for the past
few years has conducted a lodging
house on West Gold avenue, called al
The Citizen office this morning, and in
emphatic terms denied that she had
sold ont hpr n~uSinaSS IN Mrs Annie