Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

ting at Belen with her friend, Miss E.
Hack.
George Arnot, manager for Kelly,
Gross & Co., went to Las Vegas this
morning.
Mrs. b. f. Speer returned this morn
ing from a pleasant visit with friends
and relatives at Ell Paso.
j. b. Fish. who has been to Belen
in the interests of the Mutual Auto
matte Telephone company, returned to
the city today.
George A. Kaseman was a passenger
last night for Gallup. He will serve
papers on certain persons wanted in
Santa Fe on court matters.
Miss Esplin is now q stenographer
at the local Office of the Mutual Life
Insurance company, resigning her posi-
ton with Metcalf & Strauss.
DIR. Raymond auss, surgeon at the
local railway hospital, who was at San
Francisco on business, has returned to
his duties at the hospital here.
DR.. w. d. Radcliffe, the well known
physician and surgeon of Belen, was
around yesterday afternoon meeting
old city friends. RE returned to Belen
on a freight today.
Prof. and Mrs. u. A. Hall. of San An
tonic, Texas, writes to The Citizen ask
ing if this is a good town for dancing
teachers and wants information. Facts
will be written to them in a few day,
George Hannum, the young man who
became suddenly i'll with pneumonia
at Mrs. Sweetland's on North Third
street about two weeks ago, is reported
xx-~r.N a~I hsn 1fzfAr % nADrvA- haC
been telegraphed.
The Ell Paso Herald says that Roy
Mcdonald, the well known base ball
player, came down from Albuquerque
this morning and Is talking with the
fans here concerning the scheme to get
Ell Paso in the state league.
l.. A. Grant, one of the administra.
tors of the estate of his brother, A. "A.
Grant, deceased, is in the city, arriving
yesterday from Los Angeles, and ne
will remain here a few days, the guest
of his nephew, d. A. MACPHERSON.
Mrs. Mariana Pache died last night
about 8 o'clock at her home on South
Fourth street of pneumonia. The de-
ceased was 40 years old and leaves a
husband to MOURN her death. Burial
will be madU6unday at Santa Barbara
cemetery.
On Monday, February II, at 10
o'clock, a high mass will be said at the
a Felipe de Neri church in old town
for the repose of the soul of Hon. Girls
tobal Armijo, being a year since his
death. All relatives and friends are
invited to attend.
j. e. Hurley, general superintendent
of the grand western division of the
Santa Fe, came up from Ell Paso this
morning in special car PIG, and left
going north attached to passenger No.
2. Division Superintendent McNally
accompanied Mr.. Hurley up from Ell
Paso.
The Albuquerque council, Knights Of
Columbus, recently organized here, win
hold its first regular meeting at the
Knights of Pythias hall tonight. l.. A.
Grant. who is a grand knight of the
Los Angeles council and who is now in
the city on a visit, will al.end the Albu-
querque council meeting tonight.
Prof. C.E. Burg, who was at La Junta
Colo, the past few months, returned to
the city this morning, and will remain
here in the future. The professor was
the manager of the La Junta opera
hCuSS III PioNtu HllHStll W D6 IL HAIL
ager in every sense of the woru, re-
signing amid the regrets of the people
of La Junta.
A. Robertson, chief clerk for j. ].
Hutchinson, ~roadmaster at Gallup, ar
rived in the city last evening. Mr.. Rob-
ertson had quite a hunting trip while
coming in from Gallup, and succeeded
in killing two engines which he placed
in the back shops for inspection to
show that his story was all straight.
The mighty hunter is receiving the
congratulations of his many friends on
his good luck. He was on the road only
t~hirty-five hours.
A. G.. King, general manager of the
Southwestern Mercantile company,
with headquarters at Alamogordo, is in
the city and was introduced at Ihe
Citizen Office this morning by Col. Lum
Hall. Mr.. King was at Dawson, N. NJ,
and the several new towns recently
sprung into existence by the advent OF
the Rock Island-El Paso railroad, look.
ing over the business of the company
which has put recently located branch
stores in those places. Mr.. King is
spending the day in this city, and is
well pleased with Albuquerque from al
points, especially her commercial i'm
portance. He will continue south Il
A~lamogordo tonight.