Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-09
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Peter Gullion was a passenger for
Bernalillo this morning.
j. A. Mercer and wife. of Los Lunas,
are in the city today, doing some fall
shopping.
A. j. Frank, of A~lgodones, and John
May Abbott, of Cerrillos, are in the
city today.
Mrs. Mary Sonier left this morning
for a six weeks visit at her old home
at Peoria, Ill.
The registration books of precinct IL
are at Harry Lees office in the n. T.
Armijo building.
Major Ernest Meyers went to Ken
lucky this morning. He expects to re-
turn this evening,
Do not fail to hear Mr.. Walker in
his interesting repertoire at Miss AL
bright's concert of fair week.
j. s.. Garcia, formerly of this city,
but now of FL Paso, is in the terri
torial metropolis on business.
DR.. j. H. Sloan was here yesterday
as a witness in a murder case. He re-
turned to Santa Fe last night.
|. Freudenberg, the prosperous gen.
eral merchant at Bernalillo, was an Al
buquerque visitor yesterday.
S. T. Vann, of the S. Vann & Son.
watch inspectors and jewelers., is
spending a few days in the southern
towns.
Louis Trauer has returned from a
trip to the Grand Quiveva country,
where he recently purchased some
sheep.
Mrs. Will Ments, who has been SER
iously i'll the past few days with ty-
phoid fever. is reported considerably
better today.
Mrs. B. S. Rodey, wife of Delegate
Rodey. left this morning for Las We
gas. where she goes to visit VITA Mrs.
c. c. Wise for a week.
Mrs. D.. Lesser and son, Milton, who
resided many Years in this city, now
OF Los Angeles, are on a visit here and
will remain several weeks.
Mrs. Simon Cohn, of Ration, is a
guest of Mrs. l.. r. Strauss, $40 North
Sixth street. She expects to remain in
the city until after the fair.
The Palace saloon, of Graham Bros,
on Railroad avenue, is being put in
fine shape to be greeted by fair visit
ors. New paper and paint throughout
places the resort in the front ranks.
Capt. j. E. Westlake, who was in
business here about twelve years ago,
reached the city last night from Grip
pie Creek, Colo. and will remain until
after the fair. He is around town to-
day greeting old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Connell, who
have been spending a short honeymoon
visiting with Fred. Huning. at Los
and will reside with Mrs. Louis Hun
ing on North Second street.
Hon. Neill B. Field and wife return
ed to the city today on the flyer from
the east. Since leaving here a few
months ago. Mrs. Field has travelled
extensively. having visited Europe,
and the lady returns in good health.
There will be the regular monthly
c%onvocation of Rio Grande chapter No.
4, Royal Area Masons, at Masonic hall
this evening at 1880. Visiting com
panions cordially invited By order of
the e. H. P. L. Fl. Chamberlin, secre-
tary.
Ed Armstrong, who enlisted with
the Thirty-fourth volunteer infantry
three years ago, has just returned from
the Philippines. His many comrades
in this city, who enlisted with him,
but have long since returned, are glad
to see him back.
Harry Pearson and wife arrived
Tuesday from La Junta and will stay
over fair week and enjoy the sights.
MI. Pearson Is the owner of Jode, the
little bay running horse that has been
making such a record for winning
races during the fall.
The county commissioners complet-
ed all their business in the afternoon
session yesterday, and adjourned until
next month. The accounts of the
county were audited and bills were
paid in full. No other business came
up before the commissioners.
Miss Claude Albright and her moth
er returned the first of the week from
their visit to New York. Miss Albright
will return in a few weeks to COM
mence her engagement with the Castle
square Opera company as principal
contralto and mezzo. The young lady
will give a grand concert at Colombo
hall n evening next week.
The body of p. McNara. the boiler
maker who met his death by falling
from a train neal Grant Saturday
night, will be shipped to Philadelphia
tonight. Mr.. McNara was a faithful
employee of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works for several years. They were
notified of his death. and yesterday
o. w. Strong & Son were advised by
wire to ship the body to the bereavet
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