Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-13
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

James Lucas of Cerrillos, a mining
engineer, is in town.
G.. II. Bristol, trainmaster at Las
Vegas, is in tie city.
Pedro Perea, former delegate, is
here from Bernalllo.
George w. Armijo and wife were
passengers to Santa Fe this morning.
= c. II. Bristol of Las Vegas. train.
master IN the Santa Fe, came in last
night.
Erwin Tears, Colorado passenger
agent for the New York Central. is in
the city.
Harold Tomas, representing the
Crocker-Wheeler company of Denver
is in the city.
The Eagles will have a ~rousing meet
ing this evening as five candidates will
be taught how to fly.
Miss Olive Everett, stenographer in
F. w. C%lancey's office. is confined to
her home with a sever cold.
George e. Roe, division freight agent
at Ell Paso, was in the city last night,
going to Las Vegas this morning.
There will be a oncert and dance at
Orchestrion hall Saturday night and a
III huSltd COlICll Culudy dlItInOOn.
Juan Sena y Blea and wife of Santa
Fe, left early this morning for home.
They drove overland and came here
for a small relative.
w. e. Hodges, travelling purchasing
agent for the Santa Fe, passed through
the city yesterday, in special car 21S.
bound for Kansas City.
The Whitney company has placed in
position at the st. Joseph's hospital,
the largest steel range in the south
west. 1t is of Miller-Monitor make.
E. ID. Fluke received word this morn
ing of the death of his brother. Louis
Fl. Fluke, who died in Chicago. Ill. He
was a resident of Chicago for Is
years.
Charles Malcolm, assistant superin-
tendent Of the International Correspon-
dence School, came up from Gallup
this morning and will go to Ell Paso
tonight.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will hold a work
meeting Thursday. March 10, at the
residence of Mrs. Drury. No. 400 South
Arno street.
Henry Meyers, manager at L. B.
L no, ndS ICuttu d Jill at O1O INOIln
Eighth street. He expects his family
to arrive from Denver about a week
from Sunday.
Henry Harrison returned this morn
ing from a months visit with friends
at Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Mrs. Harrison who went with him will
remain in California.
Charles Lindquist and wife have
started to Sweden to visit at Mr..
Lindquist's old home. They have
lived here for some years and will re-
turn here after their visit.
The Twentieth Century Social club
will give it's regular semi-monthly
dance at Grants hall tonight. Mrs.
Rose Berry will furnish the music and
a good time is anticipated. ~
Ben Williams, special agent for the
Santa Fe, and family passed through
the city this morning enroute from
Las Cruces to La Junta where they
will make their future home.
James Martin, a conductor on the
Southern Pacific, but formerly en-
ployed with the santa Fe Pacific, pass
ed through the city this morning en-
route from Ell Paso to Toronto, Can.
j. c. Brown, travelling auditor for
the Harvey company, was here last
night. Mr.. Brown takes his old place
to succeed ID. A. Carson who has taken
charge of n Of the houses of the sys-
TEN.
There will be a regular convocation
of Rio Grande Chapter, No. 4, r. A. M,
at Masonic hall this Thursday evening
at 1880. Companions take notice. BY
order of K. II. p, l.. H. Chamberlin.
secretary.
The regular monthly business meet
ing Of the Ladies' Guild Of the Epis-
capal church will be held at the rec
tory on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Members of the guild and committees
are requested to be present to make ar
rangements for the entertainment to
be given on April /.
Quite a crowd assembled at the de-
pot this morning to say good bye to
Mrs. Isabel Hannum and son, j. e.
Hannum and family, who left for their
new home at Cheyenne, Wyo. Mrs.
Hannum, though having been in the
city only a few months, has made
many friends, who she wishes The
Citizen to thank for the man. kind
nesses she has received.
Juan oOoC ShoNtNy thV IL yVoi c'a
son of Maxine Chavez, died at his
home on Barelas road this morning, Of
typhoid fever. He was sick only Is
days. The young man attended Gen.
trail school and was very promising,
being a very bright scholar. The fun
eral services will be held at the res
idence tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock.
Interment to be made at Santa Bar
bara cemetery.
Thomas Lowery, president of the
Sou st. Marie railroad in Michigan,
and family are spending the day in
Albuquerque taking in the many points
of interest. They are on their way
home TO ~hinneapons, Mimi. from a
tour along the coast. 1t was Mr.. Low
ery's intention to go direct to Mime
apolis, but when he saw the new Hotel
Alvarado, he decided to spend the day
here and had their special s~idetracked.
w. f. Mckay passed through the
pity This nnOrninp on rOuta from phnan-