Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-20
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

AdDI. JdCh AIdWlOIu, vi Gan MAI
cial, is visiting with old friends at
Pueblo, Colo.
A. Singer, representing Grunsfeld
Bros, and son, after a business trip to
the northern TOWNS, returned last
night.
Mrs. Mollie Wheat. sister of John
Reub. the well known Santa Fe Paci-
fc ~railroader, left the other evening
for southern California, where she will
visit friends and enjoy the delightful
sea air for a few weeks.
Linus Shields, one of the New Mex
leo University graduates, is around
town these days settling the Mirage
accounts. after which he will return
to his home at the JemeZ hot springs
and fish and hunt during the sum-
mer.
e. Cramer. of the Equitable Life AS
urance society firm of Grunsfeld &
Cramer, returned to the city this NOR
ming after a few weeks visit with his
family in Los Angeles. Mr.. Cramer
will not remove his family to this city
until fall.
f. f. Hoaglin, a polite, accommo-
dating clerA at the clothing store of e.
L. Washburn, has secured a leave of
absence, and with his wife will leave
tonight for the upper Rio Pecos coun-
try, where they will go into camp and
fish and hunt for several weeks.
G. e. Chapman left this morning for
Santa Fe and from there to Denver.
After a stay of a few days in the Colo
RADIO capital city, he will continue on
northward to his home in Canada. Mr..
Chapman stated at the depot this NOR
ming that he would again be in Albu-
querque in the fall.
Secretary Macpherson, of the Elec-
trio light company, informs The Citi-
zen that some extensive but needed
improvements are being made at the
plant. and that, in a very short time,
the best lights to be obtained any
where in the world will be furnished
the Albuquerque consumers.
A. ]. Otero, a well known citi-
zen of the famous Jemez hot
springs, and Mrs. Olive Corcoran, who
is proprietress of the stone hotel at
the resort, have been in the city the
past few days purchasing supplies.
They will leave tomorrow morning,
via Bernalillo. for the springs.
Aaron Rosenwald and wife, Mrs. B.
Flesher, Misses Alma and Bette Ros-
enwald. Mrs. II. N. Jaffa and on, and
Mrs. David Weinmann and daughter,
all well known and popular Albuquer-
que people, have gone to southern Cal
%ifornia. to help swell the Albuquerque
colony now s%ojourning at the coast
resorts.
Mrs. Henry Thiel, a sister of Mrs.
]. II. Bearrup, who was at Los Angeles
on a visit and stopped over here for a
couple of days, continued north to her
home at Junction City, Kansas, this
morning. Mrs. Bearrup and Mrs. Thiel
visited Los Angeles together, and the
former remained there to prolong her
visit for a few weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Hodgson will preach the
sermon at the Peoples open air meet
ing on Sunday mex at $3.50 p. m, cor
ner Second street and Lead avenue.
The city clergy will take part in the
service. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all. The place is beautifully
shaded with cottonwood trees and
there are seats for three hundred peo-
pie.
Juan Santistevan. the banker and
merchant Of Taos county who failed a
couple of weeks ago., is in the city. he
says he has much more property than
is necessary to meet the claims but
at the time of the failure only a frac-
ton of their value was o~btainable. He
has many friends here who Will wish
him success out of his present embar-
rassment.
Last night, at 1880 o'clock, the hand
some N. T. Armijo building, corner OF
Second street and Railroad avenue,
had another close call from a big fire.
A pile of rubbish in n of the hall
ways in the rear of the building, was
noticed on fire and a still alarm sent
in. The firemen appeared, and soon
thereafter had the blaze extinguished
from chemical applications.
A letter was received from Jack
Holland by Hartman Wynkoop in which
he says he will likely locate in Albu-
queruue soon. Jack has been playing
professional base ball for the last few
seasons with the Western League and
was signed this year to play with Des
Moines in that league, but owing to
a long sickness during the winter has
decided not to play again professional
ly until next season. He feels as
though he would be at a disadvantage
joining his team this late IN the sea-
son. He would be a valuable acquisi-
| tiOn IN the Browns