Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-22
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r. L. Douthitt. a well known mine
operator of Bland, is in the city today
on business.
ID. A. Ortega and Macedonia Armfjo.
two well known citizens of Sabinal, are
in the city attending court.
George L. Roe, general western pas
senger and freight agent for the Santa
Fe, passed through the city this MORN
ing bound fer Chicago.
Mrs. Alfred Grunsfeld, mother of the
Grunsfeld boys. arrived in New York
the other day from Germany, and will
be out here in a few weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Kuhns and daughter.
who have been visiting friends in
southern California for some weeks
returned home this morning.
Constable James Smiths boy met
with an accident this afternoon while
riding on South Second street. He was
carried home in a s~emi-conscious con
dition.
c. w. Trowbridge, representing j. j.
hopkins, a Chicago opera house man.
ager. is in the city for a few days. Mr..
T~rowbridge is in quest of Vaudeville
performers.
The regular meeting of Harmony
lodge No. II, |. o. o. F., Tuesday even
ing, September 30, will begin at 7:15
o'clock instead of s as usual. o. S.
Fillsbury, secretary.
Sheriff A. S. Goodell of Grant county,
passed through the city this morning
en- route to Santa Fe from Silver City.
He had seven prisoners in charge, be
ing conveyed from that place to the
p~enitentiary.
The new pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Socorro is Rev. Mr.. Lawson.
He was here last Saturday as the
guest of Rev. Craig. and went on to
S%ocorro last night, being installed as
pastor yesterday.
Fred F%ornoff. deputy United States
marshal, returned from Santa Fe last
night. He, with Postoffice Inspector
Smithers, arrested the postmaster at
Embudo. who had been indicted for
postal violations. Tie postmaster is
cut on bail.
The infant son of Mir. and Mrs. II. j.
Graham died at the home on South
Broadway last night of infantile
trouble. The funeral services will be
held at the residence this evening at
6:45 o'clock. The body will be shipped
to Ration for burial.
t. II. jerks, who was one of the
New Mexico delegates to the Interna-
tional mining congress at Butte City,
Mont, has returned to the city. He
says this territory was well represent
ed, there being nine delegates in at
tendance. After the adjournment of
the congress, Harry visited the big
mining plants in both Montana and
Idaho, and reports having had a splen.
did time.
In the base ball game yesterday af.
ternoon at the fair grounds between
the Old Town Reds and the Old Town
Tigers the former We're victorious.
There is a great deal of rivalry be,
tween these two teams and every point
vas fought to a finish, and considera.
bic money changed hands. The score
was 10 to 10. The playing coulter
was the feature of the game. Hartman
Wynkoop umpired and his decisions
we're accepted without a kick from
either team.
The attention of the public is called
TO the work of the elementary music
and the elementary primary depart
ment of the school of music in the lib
raTy building. This arrangement gives
the advantage of regular primary
study with the addition of elementary
music work, so that the pupil loses no
time from school. Miss Gearing is a
most capable and earnest instructor
and has met with great success in her
work. Glass in primary at library
building from 9 70 L IN school day.
Mrs. NJ. McCreight. the No. 210 South
Second street milliner, has returned
to the city from the east, and her pref
ty fall and winter styles are now arTiv-
ing by express. During the past week
she had mailed out cards announcing
that she would remain I'm business and
would show the ladies some exquisite
designs by Thursday. September 20.
In the mailing of these cards the
names of some may have been omitted.
but unintentionally, hence a cordial in
yitation is extended TO all to call and
see the new fall creations.