Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-25

Clerk John E. Griffith, has been quite
i'll for a few days.
Mrs. Bascom. of Salt Lake City, is in
the city as a guest in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John w. Terry.
Miss Agnes McGinnis, of st. Louis,
Is the guest of her sister, Sister Angel
lea. at Mt. Carmel convent.
Ross Mcmillan and bride will ar
rive in Socorro some time this week
and become permanent residents of
the city.
District Clerk John E. Griffith re.
PORTS that there have been in all 300
cases pending in his Office during the
last year.
A girl baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry F. Bowman, of Las Vegas,
at the home of the grandpa and grand
ma, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Howell, in this
city.
A. p. Smithers, of Denver, United
States postoffice inspector, was in
town on official business. He found
Postmaster Kittrell's business in per-
fectly satisfactory condition.
Prof. F. A. Jones, of Albuquerque,
was in the city on his way to the Os-
cura mountains. where he expects to
remain some time to attend the devel-
opment of some valuable mining prop
erty.
Attorney James G.. Fitch is expected
home from the east about September
/. He will probably be accompanied
by his daughter, Mary, who has been
attending school at Cleveland, Ohio.
during the past year.
Miss Minnie McCoach, of San Mar
cial, called on some of her Socorro
friends on her way home from a visit
Of three weeks with some friends in
Albuquerque. Miss McCoach is soon
to be married to a young business mai
of San Marcial.
The school board at M~agdalena have
had much difficulty in finding a desira-
BILE teacher for this year. They have.
however, finally, secured the services
CT Mrs. Jones, a sister of Miss Nowlan
OF Belen, who comes very we'll recon-
mended.
A. d. Coon is kept very busy these
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fruit from his orchard neal this city.
Mr.. Coon's orchard has this year pro.
duced apples twelve inches in circum-
ference.
p. A. Marcellino had on exhibition
enc day this week a nine and a half
ounce peach from his orchard nine
miles north of this city. Mr.. Marcel
limo finds a ready market for his fruit
in Magdalena, Las Vegas, Albuquerque
and some of the cities in Mexico.
Miss Mary Lodwig, of Ohio, a cousin
of District Clerk John E. Griffith and
| Mrs. George E. Cook, is expected to ar
rive in Socorro in a few days. Miss
Lodwig and Miss Ramsey expect to
conduct a private school in the same
room used for that purpose by Mrs.
Jones and Miss Ramsey last year. Miss
Lodwig is a high school graduate and
an experienced teacher.
c. B. Allaire, an enterprising and
successful merchant of San Antonio,
was in the city on important private
business the first Of the week. Mr.. AL
laire has been elected a member of the
school board of the San Antonio dis
trict. He has some advanced ideas on
the subject of public schools, which II
carried into execution will prove to be
of great benefit to the patrons of this
district in which he lives.
Misses Daisy and Amy Wentworth
of Chicago, arrived in the city, return
ing homeward from a visit to points Of
interest on the Pacific coast and tC
the Grand canyon. Miss Daisy has &C
cepted the offer of a position as teach
er in the schools of San Antonio. Tit
l%young lady is we'll qualified in every
way for the duties of the position ant
will not fail to justify her election
Miss Amy left for her Chicago hom'
Thursday morning.