Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-17

doctor was mere the past rev Weeks.
]. l.. Miller, a telegraph operator, ex-
poets to leave tonight for Upham, N.
NJ, where he accepts a position with
the Santa Fe railroad.
Harry w. Turner. the pretty little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Turner, was
laid to rest in Fairview cemetery this
morning. his funeral occurring at
10: 80 O'Clock. at the bereaved home on
East Copper avenue. Rev. 7. C. Beat
tie preached q very impressive ser
mon.
w. II. E~arickson. the handsome
blonde who has charge Of Gross, Kelly
& Co.'S general merchandise store at
Tucumcari, was noticed at the fair
yesterday afternoon and to genial
Billy's credit he was not there alone.
He formerly visited in this city, and
during his short stay his friends will
see to it that he has a fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Macpherson have
as guests Miss Mcdonald, of Pueblo,
Colo. The young lady is the daughter
of A. II. Mcdonald. who was years ago
a railroad contractor in the southwest.
William Boyer, editor of the Santa
Fe Capital, accompanied by his wife
and daughter, Miss Ella Mae Boyer,
was here yesterday, and all took in the
fair in the afternoon.
Judge ]. r. Merle and wife were no
ticed among the Santa Fe visitors at
the fair yesterday. They will return
to the capital city either tonight or to-
morrow morning.
Accompanied by his daughter, Prof.
J. A. Wood reached the city on the ex-
cursion train yesterday. They will
remain here today and possibly tomor-
row.
H. NJ. Dougherty, the popular demo
cratic attorney of Socorro, who was
here since last Monday, returned to
the Gem City last night.
Mrs. Lester Coffin died yesterday,
after Q long siege with consumption.
The deceased came here several
months ago from Portland. Ore, &C
companied by her husband and mother.
The remains have been embalmed, and
will be shipped to Portland, Ore. for
burial tonight.
Miss Laura Zinth and Miss Rather
inc Graves, two popular young ladies
of Belen, are in the city for a couple
OF days.
Judge J. d. Stansbury. a big Elk. re-
turned to the city from Socorro, and
was out in the parade yesterday.
c. l.. Doran. the postofice inspector
of New Mexico district, came in from
the north last night.
Trimble Wells, of Hanson, KY,
nephew of Judge L.. S. and Col. A. A.
Trimble, dropped in to the city last
Sunday, and was at once put to work
as one of the conductors. TrimbIe is
a bright, popular young gentleman, and
is the son of DR.. 4. H. Wells, who was
a druggist and physician of old town
twelve or fifteen years ago.
Capt. M. Cooney and wife, promi-
nent folks of Socorro, are in the terri
torial metropolis.
DR.. Richardson is now located at
San Antonio, N. NJ. He was formerly
connected with the local railroad hos
pital.
J.. Ca%rruthers, a well known gentle
man of San Pedro, accompanied by his
wife and Miss McNulty, is in the ter
~ritorial metropolis.
A. M. Cases miniature engine, doing
work on West Gold avenue, was struck
by a hack driven by a reckless driver,
and for several hours last night was
unable to perform it's duty. The mas
ter mechanic. was sent for, and soon
after his arrival the little engine was
hauling its load of merry little people
back and forward along the venue.
Benjamin M. Massey, secretary of
the Ell Paso Midwinter Carnival. after
in some good missionary work for the
Pass City carnival. returned south
last night. He was found a pleasant
gentleman, and was q welcome caller
at The Citizen office several times dur
ing his stay in the New Mexico me
~tropolis.
S. V. Streator, a representative of
The American Lumberman, a weekly
Chicago publication, left last night for
the windy city after spending a week
in Albuquerque.
ID. X. b. Sellers, editor and proprie-
tor of the Pennington Hustler, is ac-
companied to the city by his wife and
children, Harold and Constance Sell
ers.
A. r. Gibson, the well known mine
operator. with his wife and daughters
!, is here from Santa Fe, and the whole
party are at the fair grounds today.
E. ii. Levy and wife. registering
, from Denver, are in the New Mexico
, metropolis, to remain several days.
!, S. Lindauer and +. p. Jones. wei
} known merchants of Silver City, ar;
!, in the territorial metropolis. They
|, were pleasant callers at The CitizeI
, Office.
, William Hockett, of San Marcial
: loauna I'm from tho south with tha aroW,