Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-29
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

nedy this morning.
Hon. Quinby Vance, of Santa Fe. is
an Albuquerque visitor.
Trainmaster Gibson expects to re-
turn to Winslow this evening.
c. L. Doran, postofice inspector, ar
rived from the north last night.
Mrs. s. G. Foster, registering from
this city, is at the Claire hotel in Santa
Fe.
Col. e. w. Dobson, who was at Santa
Fe on legal matters, has returned to
the city.
A. A. Keen, territorial land commits
sioner, and wife arrived from Santa Fe
last night.
A. F. Spiegelberg was here yesterday
from Santa Fe. He returned north
this morning.
c. w. Wright, representing F1esher
& Rosenwald, is on a visit to Santa re
and other northern towns.
e. M. Sanjule, general foreman OF
the Santa Fe. Pacific shops at Gallup.
Is in the city, visiting and shopping.
G. Vargas, travelling representative
Of Hall & Learnard, the music dealers.
came in from the south and reports
good sales.
Mrs. F. A. Hubbell, who has been
visiting relatives and friends the past
few weeks in Socorro county, has re-
turned home.
After a pleasant visit of a few days
Mary Duhrsen is now at Santa Fe visit
ing friends. The lady is a public school
teacher of Las vegas.
The Choral society will meet tonight
at the home of Mrs. T. Y. Maynard.
612 South Second street. All members
are requested to be present.
/ c. Mays popular priced shoe store
is being painted red. Mr.. May says
that he is not afraid to have his red
paint work done in the day time.
Louis Baer, the Boston wool buyer,
who was in the territory the past few
weeks, has left for the east, leaving
Mrs. Baer and child at Santa Fe to
visit relatives and friends.
Stephen Caravan, the popular asses
sor of Mckinley county, was at Santa
Fe yesterday on assessment matters.
He came in from the north last night,
and continued west to Gallup.
Associate Justice Daniel H. McMil-
Ian, who has beer spending a couple
of days in the city, was a passenger
for Santa Fe this morning. The judge
expects to be In Socorro Wednesday
night.
Capt. A. B. Fitch stopped off in the
city this morning while en- route from
his home at Magdalena to Colorado
Captain Fitch reports dry weather al
Magdalena, only one light rain having
= fallen.
n In the absence of Police Judge Craw
ford, Justice Borchert presided at thu
q judicial bench in police court this NOR
ming. The cases of four Migrants were
dispensed with. Two were discharged
and two were fined $40 or ten days.
B. Spitz, of "Tbe Phoenix" dry good
0. store, will leave this evening for thu
eastern markets to buy fall and white
goods. He will visit st. Louis, Chica
go, Philadelphia, New York and Bos
ton, and expects to be absent from tn
: city about five weeks.
The Williams News says, Mis-
g Maude Hill and sister, Mrs. Harr.
Ainsworth, of Albuquerque, who hav
been visiting on the coast for SOM
81 time past. came in Sunday eveninl
and will visit relatives here until abou
the middle of September.
Messrs. H. b. and Harry Cloudmal
passed through the city this morninI
en- route from Ell Paso, where they ar
connected with the Ell Paso smelter, t
the state of Maine, where they will
visit for a couple of months. Harr
In Cloudman is one of New Mexico's oil
timers.
n. Alfred Grunsfeld, of Grunsfeld Bros
s wholesale dry goods merchants, who
80 with Mrs. Grunsfeld, has been enjoyin
d. a pleasant visit in San Francisco an
o. southern California, returned HON
last night. Mrs. Grunsfeld will re
ke main at the Golden Gate city som
weeks longer.
p. A. Skinner came in from VIII
slow this morning to visit relatives an
friends. Mr.. Skinner was the chic
mogul at the Winslow Mail office, an
while II. A. Pease, the proprietor an
IT. editor, was migrating between VIII
"a slow and Holbrook, Skinner got out tn
nd Mail just like a veteran.
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