Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-27
Local Happenings


]. n. Kuhns was at the depot last
nignt. and took the south bound train
Tor Mexico. ..fn .f
d. $. Shafer lef, this morning for 81
two weeks visit at his old home at
hokomo. Ind
II Neumann, the general merchant
and trader at Guam. out on the Santa
Fe Pacific. Is here today on business
G. l.. pancoast OF Cleveland. Ohio
arrived last night and viii remain
here. He will accept a position on
The Citizen.
The C,tizcn building is being painted
and paporcd and the Office generally
cleaned up. Come in to see us during
the territorial fair
The Woman's circle of the Baptist
church is holding a meeting this after.
noon at Mrs. Newtons residence on
South Arno street.
John lee Clarke, who holds a posi-.
tion at the Hyde Exploring Expedition
store, has returned to the city from
his visit To New York
Arthur Everi,t returned last night
from a weeks trip To the northern
cities of the territory MIR. Evertt re.
ports having had a pleasant trip.
Mrs. Charles Jacobs and family.
from Detroit. Mich. are In the city to-
day. and pleased with the climate.
They may remain during the winter
Mrs J. II McCutchen, who has been
spending couple Of weeks visiting
with her mother at Socorro. is expect.
ed to return home tomorrow morning.
From general Indications fair visit
ors Will be treated to hordes of cater.
pillars If the nests of the pesky little
worms are not destroyed beforehand
David Wcinmann, manager and one
of the proprietors OF The Economist"
dry goods store, is on the sick list. but
nevertheless attending TO duties at the
store.
Superintendent Fox, of the New Mex
leo division. came down from Las
Vegas last evening and is spending the
day in the city. lie expects to return
north this evening.
Col John NJ. Moore and wife will at
tend the national encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic at Wash
ington, d. c.. and will leave for the
east in a few days.
Maynard Gunsul manager of the
local Electric Light a. Power company
had as guest yesterday II. n. Siegfried
of the Electric Light, Gas a
ice company of Tucson. Ariz
A large pump was shipped to Santa
Fe yesterday by +. n. Mitchell. to be
used at the reservoir now in course of
at the tent city" OF
Messrs. Gibson and Mitchell
r. H. Mitchell went to Santa Fe this
morning. Mr. Mitchell says tnat the
tent city" is growing raa.Jly. The
pipe line has been laid and a dam is
now being built for water storage.
Captain Murphy. of the cattle buying
firm OF Murphy a. johnson, of Bakers
field, Cal, is here today in consulta-
tion with William Farr and other
butchers. He wants to buy some cat
tie
Mrs Leatherman. wife of Deputy
United States Marshal X. Il. Leather
man. who has been spending a couple
of months visiting with friends at diff
ferent places in the east, is expected
home next Tuesday.
There will be a regular conclave OF
Pilgrim commandery. No. 3. Knights
Templar, this evening at o'clock, for
work Visiting sir Knights cordially
invited by order of the Il. c. l.. II.
Chamberlin recorder.
Mrs. Ella lie Bar a public school
teacher of this city, met at the depot
last night cousin, Mrs. Fanshaw by
name The lady was returning to
Pasadena, Cal, from visit 10 Indiana
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs II A. Black, OF Ottawa,
Kan, arrived yesterday morning from
San Francisco and spent the day in
Albuquerque. They left this morning
on their return home. Mrs. Black was
formerly Miss Lora Frye of this city.
At Temple Albert, corner Sixth and
West Gold avenue. regular services
will be held Friday evening az 7:i5.
The subject OF the lecture 10y Rabbi J.
H. Kaplan will be: II God Commands,
How Does He Command" The public
Is welcome
The New Mexican says: Miss
jeanette Walton, of Albuquerque, leads
in the voting contest for the place of
queen of the carnival 81 Albuquerque
King Montezuma and the queen. TIE
calico, will lead the trades display and
tine spectacular feature
ID. ID. Graham who has had charge
OF the farming department Of the gov
eminent at Zuni, has been appointed
as resident Indian agent for the Zunis.
This is new agency established by
the department of the interior. Mr..
Graham is well known in this city.