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


b. tai Telegraph Cable company. with
eadquaiters at Denver. L. in the city
bday.
Mifs Katherine II simbeck entertain
u number Of her pupils at her studio
the Commercial club building last
ght with dancing
A. J.. Newton, who is In charge Of
he music Tor Temple Albert, has been
occurred as choir leader and soloist by
he Baptist churcn also.
THE Worlds Greatest Teacher" Ia
he theme OF Pastor Powell's address
the Baptist church tomorrow eve
Eng. Soio by Mr.. Newton.
MA Hon II. u. FERGUSON. who was at
liver City on legal matters before the
strict court OF Grant county, return.
to the city this morning
T. w. Courtney, brother of J. A.
Courtney. day ticket agent at the local
station, arrived yesterday and will
spend the winter in the city.
Mrs. c. II. HYDE. a cousin of Miss
Cleora -. Hyde, passed through the
Pity this morning en- route from her
home at Pomona. Cal, to visit friends
+. n. Hunt the young man who was
shot In the arm the fore part OF the
week by the accidental discharge OF
revolver. left this morning for his
<h0me at Leon, Kansas.
IA Hon. j. s. Reynolds, who was on
1luty at the First National bank dur.
ding the Illness OF Vice President NJ. ".
Flournoy. left last night for I'll Paso
where he also has banking interests.
Rev. X. NJ. Craig. superintendent of
Presbyterian mission schools for New
Mexico and Arizona, returned last ev-
cning from Ismbudo and Las Truchas.
where he went in the interest OF his
work
Aaron PeHoy left this morning for
m extended visit at old familiar places
In the east Mr.. Pefiey will attend
! the national encampment Of the Grand
Army at Washington before returning
to New Mexico.
Charles c. Hawley, registering from
Seneca Falls. ~ Y. who has been
spending several months In New Mex
leo and Arizona. came In from the west
this morning on his first visit to Albu.
quergue.
A. l.. Oliphant and family came up
from Socorro this morning. Mrs. Oil
plant and children continued east to
Kansas City for months visit with
relatives and Mr.. Oliphant will return
to Socorro tonight
NJ. w. Flournoy. vice president OF
the First National bank. was up and
down town this morning. He Is not
fully well yet. rs the limp in his walk
would indicate, but hopes 90 be all
righl In a few days.
Miss Mary Mcnaui. who for the past
few years has been studying End teach
ing music at Chicago. has written
friends in the city that she would try
and spend month In Albuquerque
this fall. She expects to arrive some
time the latter part of October.
AL r. Pemberton member of the !
city FIRE department of Denver for the !
last several years, also n locomotive |
fireman. IL In the city today en- route |
TO the Pacific coast where he will visit |
his father who he has not seen for |
ten years He met several old friends |
In this city.
Captain w. Il. Dame. the district
court clerk. was passenger for In |
annapolis. Ind. last night. where he
will attend reunion Of the Spanish !
American war Veterans. The captain
goes as n delegate from Booth camp. |
No. 2o5 of this city. and will be absent |
several weeks,
Mrs. Emma MCGOWAN. OF the Chloe
co Indian schools in Oklahoma. who |
has been spending several days In |
New Mexico collecting pupils for the |
Chilocco schools. passed through the |
city this morning homeward bound
Mrs. MCGOWAN reports having secured |
some forty pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland PeiI and son.
. daughter and maid. of New York city.
who have been enjoying an extended
pleasure trip through the west. came
In this morning from the Grand Can
yon OF Arizona and have taken a suite
Of rooms at the Alvarado. They expect
to remain here several days.
Territorial Secretary J. w. Reynolds
passed through the city this morning
en- route from few days soiourn at
Silver City to Santa Fe. Secretary
Reynolds says that the tennis players
of Santa Fe are pfacticing daily and
that the capital will send strong
team to the Albuquerque tournament.
Mrs. Il. II. Spencer and Mrs. NJ. C.
Collier and daughter. Miss Julia. of st.
Louis. who have been spending a
Aonth at Whitcomb Springs. returned
to the city yesterday. After spending
n few days In the city as the guests Ut
Mrs. George A. Campfeld the visiting
ladies will return TO their home at st.
Lou,a. They express themselves we'll
pleased WAN their sOiou-n nj Whit