Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

F. II. Mitchell was a passenger for
Thornton this morning.
T. j. woodside and p. c. Alright are
in the city from Ell Paso.
Mrs. Phil thinner and daughters, of
San Acacio, are in the city today.
Commercial Traveller G.. D. Stateson
was a passenger north this morning.
E. A. Hunt and Harry G. Billiard are
at Camp Birnie for a few days.
The city council will meet in regular
semi-monthly meeting tomorrow night.
DIR. Barnes, the eastern dentist, re-
turned last evening from a weeks
visit at Denver, Colo.
George Arnot, who visited his wife
and children at Las Vegas yesterday,
returned to the city last night.
Judge Silas Alexander was in the
city a few hours this morning. He re-
turned to Socorro on fast freight No.
33.
Miss Marie Wincheck expects to
leave this evening for an extended
visit at different Pacific coast re-
sorts.
Oscar LETTERING, formerly of Sabinal.
now Of Bernardo, Socorro county.
was here yesterday, returning south
last night.
Deputy United States MarshalR. e.
Leatherman and Postoffice Inspector
c. l.. Doran were passengers for Santa
Fe this morning.
Mrs. Darby e. Day, wife of the well
known Mutual Life Insurance com
pany's manager. left last Saturday
night for southern California.
E. G. Garcia, of the wool and hide
purchasing firm of E. G. Garcia & Co.,
has just purchased 5000 sheep from
Bond Bros, of San Miguel county.
Capt. A. B. Fitch, of the Graphic
smelter, and mine at Magdalena, who
was at Cerrillos on business, passed
down the road for Magdalena Sunday
night.
NJ. c. Gleckler, a brother of
Checker, the dairyman. left this
morning for Oklahoma City, Okla
homa, for an extended visit with his
parents.
e. c. Zweiger. one of the popular
clerks at the big general merchandise
store of John Becker, at Belen, enjoy.
ed yesterday in the city, returning
south to Belen last night.
The Williams News says: Perry
, Mcneil, whose arrival from San
Bernardino was chronicled in our last
issue, left for Albuquerque, where
he will take a position with Jones &
Harris.
In a letter to The Citizen, M. J. Nc
Aztec, the contractor, say he is get
ting along nicely in Ell Paso, and that
his wife's health has improved some
5 what in the lower altitude of the Pass
. city.
|, For the information of the Las We
gas Optic Mrs. Neill b. Field has not
returned to the territory from hel
European trip. The bear story from
, the upper Rio Pecos therefore it rath
er fishy,
: The Albuquerque fair committee
should get up a five mile Indian relay
race, riders to saddle and bride. This
is n of the most exciting of events
: and could be easily arranged.-Farm
ington Hustler.
A large number of lovers of dancing
enjoyed the fun at Orchestrion hal
r Saturday night. The music furnished
by Prof. Devine and. Mrs. Rose Berr!
was excellent. These Saturday nigh
n dances are becoming quite popular.
i An unusually large crowd gathered
at Orchestrion hall Saturday nigh
: and had a very enjoyable time. TIL,
new music promised for that night
"The Palms" and the Holy City
: were rendered by the Orchestrion, an,
= greatly appreciated by those present
Mrs. Joseph Sheridan, Mr.. w. w
Robinson and wife, Frank Bailey an
Misses Loa and Elsie Warner, compos
ed a party. who, loaded with well file,
lunch baskets, went to Santo Doming
this morning to attend the annual In
dian corn fiesta. which occur there tC
) day.
Hon. H. NJ. D~ougherty, with hi
wife and daughter, came in fror
Socorro this morning and continue
on to Denver. Colo, where Mr.
Dougherty will visit relatives an
friends for a few weeks. Mr.. Dougl
!, erty will return to Socorro in a fe'
, days.
, ]. II. Bennett, the ex-contractor an
) carpenter, is proving a great success
. in his new position as the city's do
. catcher. Besides reaping quite a mic
2 revenue for himself, the city is ais
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