Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-08
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

Mrs. NJ. Houghton and son. from
Dallas, Texas, are in the city for a few
days.
Miss Anna NJ. Turner, teacher at the
Indian village of Isleta, is in the city
doing some shopping.
Joseph Provencher will leave tomor-
row night for San Diego, Cal, where
he will rusticate for a month.
j. Woldman, brother-in-law of Henry |
Yanow, is here from Sedalia, Mo. He
I will remain here a few days and then
visit Ell Paso.
William Dunbar, foreman of the Me-
Intosh sheep ranch, anne in from the
mountains last night, and Joined the
QUEEN Sabes this morning.
Mrs. Johnson and her niece, Miss
Virginia Allen, after a s%ojourn in this
city of a month, left last night for
their home in Fayetteville, Ark.
Hon. Silas Alexander, the Socorro
attorney, was in the city this morning.
He continued north, anu will return to
the territorial metropolis tonight.
Ell. tNtlllle ltll lllS IlOl uluS lOI
Denver, Colo, where he goes to visit
his mother, who is &c years old, and
whom he has not seen for several
years.
II. w. ID. Bryan, attorney, has gone
to southern California, where Mrs.
Bryan and children, except Master
Kirk, are spending the summer
months.
Mrs. II. L. Dunning and children,
family of the job printer at The Citi-
zen office, arrived here from Santa Fe
last night, and the Cummings will now
make this city their future home.
After attending the convention of
Elks at Salt Lake City, Utah, George
p. Learnard will visit his old home at
Napoleon, Mich. He will be absent
from the city for a month or six weeks.
Joe Girard, the night chef at Sturges'
European restaurant, will leave tomor-
row or Sunday morning for Golden,
where he will visit his brother, p.
Girard. Joe expects to be absent sew
eral weeks.
Miss Sadie Ellis came in from south
ern California, where she enjoyed her
vacation, and continued south to Silver
City last night. The lady is one of the
principal teachers in the normal
school of that city.
Accompanied by her mother, Miss
Mabel Milligan passed through the
city last night on her way to Arizona
friends. Miss Milligan formerly re-
sided in this city. but, with her moth
er, now claim Colorado as their home.
The patron saint feast of Bernalillo
will take place Sunday at the pretty
village eighteen miles up the river.
There will be dancing by a party of
men dressed up for the occasion and a
royal good time is promised all who
attend.
Mrs. G. w. Harrison, with the chill
dren and nurse, left this morning for
Bernalillo, where they will visit rela-
tives and friends for a few days. DIR.
Harrison accompanied them to Ber-
%nalillo, but he will return to the city
tonight.
William Gravelle, who, for many
years, was employed at the local rail-
way shops, was an Elk in a "charro"
uniform that arrived this morning
from the south GraveTTe is from the
Globe, Ariz., lodge, and during the wait
of the train here met many old time
friends.
NJ DhffnrCnn WHn uud MIGHT
yardmaster in the local switch yards
for several years, has returned to the
city from Denison, Texas, where he
was braking on the Missouri, Kansas
& Texas road. He is now braking On
the Santa Fe Pacific between this city
and Gallup.
Jacobo Chaves and family, of Los
Lunas, are in the city to-day. Mr..
Chaves is a popular general merchant
of Los Iunas. He was formerly pro-
bate clerk of Valencia county, but
when he quit politics he engaged in
the mercantile business and his built
up a good trade.
Gerald Creaghe, of Lamar, Colo, is
here with the base ball players from
that city. Gerald, a few years ago,
was a student of the New Mexico uni
versity, and Is well known to many of
our citizens. They viii attend the
games just to sec how well Gerald can
play the great national sport
DR.. Pearee has heard from Santa
Catalina island, Cal, and the informa-
ton io 70 tho affact that Mrs paarpa