Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ascension day (doly Thursday this
year falls on the Sth of May.
Hay fever and catarrh catches every
body such a windy, sandy day as to-
day.
Louis B. Huning spent Sunday at
his home in Los Lunas, returning this
morning.
r. b. Thomas. superintendent of the
Cerrillos smelter, was a passenger
north this morning.
Charles Muney, a sport who was at
Santa Fe the past few weeks, has re-
turned to the metropolis.
Mrs. NJ. j. Martin, mother of Mrs. j.
McCutchen, and grandson, John. were
passengers for Socorro last night.
Capt. w. II. Clearwater, of the Mon.
tezuma company, has returned to this
city. His trip was a successful one.
II. A. Lantz, formerly of this city,
now of Belen, was here yesterday.
and was around with real estate
agent, E.. H. Dunbar.
The services OF the Passover festi-
val will be held at Congregation AL
bert temple Monday night, April 81,
at 1880 o'clock sharp.
A. Staab, the retired Santa Fe CAPT
talist. is in the city, visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louis Ilfeld. He intends Wis
iting Europe this summer
l.. L.Henry, Gregory Page, Steven
Cavanan, w. F. Kuchenbecker. l.. +.
Norton and Matt Maltsan, all of Gal
lup, are here attending district court.
r. B. Thomas, superintendent of the
Cerrillos smelter, returned Saturday
from an extended business trip to Mag
dalena and other southern mining
camps.
Ernest Sweiger, of Belen, spent a
few hours in the city Saturday eve
ming. Mr.. Sweiger made the best av-
erage score, during the Belen bowling
tournament.
G. l.. Patterson is experiencing con-
siderable regret over the fact that an
accident to his instrument Sunday
night made il impossible to be in his
usual tune.
There will be a regular meeting of
the w. r. c. at the X. of p. hall Tues
day at 2:30 p. m. Full attendance de-
sired. By order of president. Mrs. T.
A. Whitcomb, secretary.
Miss McCuistion, of Paris, Texas,
was the guest of honor at a pleasant
afternoon tea party given by Miss
, Euphemia Nelson, at her home on
| North Edith street Saturday.
One of the features of the Italian
band concert tomorrow evening will
be a grand fantasia, Tramp, Tramp.
Tramp" solo for cornet, by A. Maggie.
Do not fail to attend this concert.
Rev. R. M. Craig, the Presbyterian
synodical missionary for New Mexico
and Arizona. occupied the pulpit Of the
Presbyterian church at Las Cruces
yesterday, morning and evening.
Frank B. Forsythe, of Las Vegas, is
fitting up magnificent quarters for
himself in that city. His Brother
Franks room" will be one of the most
luxurious apartments In the territory,
Miss Ethel, the pretty daughter OF
, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. Fluke. Is reported
much better today. She has suffered
= intensely the past few days with a
= very bad case of e%rysipelas OF the face
Edward U. Bliss, the old job printer
9 of this city, who is an innate of the
! insane asylum, afflicted with softenins
I of the brain, Is being well cared for,
He is very feeble and does not recog'
8 nize any of his old friends. pa
8 Mrs. John Grass, in a letter to The
Citizen, states that her husband met
" with a bad accident several weeks ago
in which one of his legs was broken
above the knee. He is in a very bad
= fix. Grass kept a hotel and lodging
> house at Deming for years.
/ William Alternately. of Kansas
A City, accompanied by his wife ant
daughter, passed through this morning
. on their way to San Francisco, from
where they will sail for Japan. They
It were met at the station here by Mis-:
Virginia, a cousin, and Miss Adels
Holmes.
l. Judge Baker and wife were at thu
depot this morning to meet Mr.. ant
Mrs. J.. E.. Kelby, who arrived from
:. California, where they have beer
spending the winter. The Kelbys live
3 at Omaha and are old friends of thu
B Bakers. Mr.. Kelby is council for thu
: c. b. & Q. railroad.
8 Mrs. Robert E. Putney and her in
Z teresting children have departed TO
5 Lawrence, Kan, where they will visi
. relatives and friends Tor the mex few
q months. The Citizen wishes the fam
B lily a fine vacation back in Kansas, an
9 guarantees that Robert will be attend
ed to here all right.
The sale of the Claire at Santa f
~ uOeS not dIlecl the management Z
that excellently managed hotel. FREQ
Micheals has a three-year lease on tn
property and will continue in charg
of the hotel. His many friends in thi
n territory can rest assured that whe
= they visit Santa Fe that they will fin
: Fred. at the old stand.
= There will be a civil service exam
nation on May 6 and 7, for the positio
. of field assistant in forestry; ag
limit. 20 years or over. Persons VIII
o desire to compete should at once a
Q ply to the United States Civil Servio
Commission, Washington, ID. c., or
o the secretary of the local board of e
aminers for application forms 304 an
375, which should be properly eXecu
. ed and filed with the commission
% Washington.
% Messrs. Spargo, Cramer, Learnal
70 and Stone returned this morning aft
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