Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Max Schuster is in the city from
Holbrook. on a visit to his family.
Major w. H. Whiteman. adiutant
general of the territory, returned to
Santa Fe. this morning.
Toney Michlebach, the old town but.
cher. is on the sick list Besides having
a bad cold, he is suffering with a stiff
neck.
Last night in their studio at the
Commercial club, Misses Heimbeck
and ~Braithwaite entertained a few
friends.
There is to be a ball game on Sunday
afternoon at the fair grounds. The
Browns are to play some one of the
city's strong teams.
j. L. Wells. superintendent of the
new smelter at Cerrillos, is in the city
accompanied by his wife. They will
remain a few days.
S. Michael, for years in the jewelry
business at Gallup, recently disposed
of his business out there, ana will
leave tonight for Ell Paso.
b. B. Borden and son, Fulton, will
leave tomorrow on an overland trip to
Gallup. Mr.. Borden Is interested in
some oil lands in Mckinley county,
and goes out to look over the pros
poets.
f. L. Dolan, in his private car No.
213, left this morning, accompanied
by his family, mother and son, for Chi
cago. Mr.. Dolan is the superintendent
of the Chicago division of the Santa
Fe road.
Me- n.N 49, ~
South Third street, entertained this af-
ternoon the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union. There was an election
of officers, and quite a large member
ship was present.
Lou Fielder, residing at 422 West
Lead avenue, Is a happy man today
and its all on account of his wife pre-
senting him with a baby girl last night.
Mr.. Fielder is foreman at the Albu-
querque laundry.
Col. T. w. Heman, of White Oaks,
who is attending the Grand Army en-.
campment in this city, has been agent
for the Tucumcari Townsite company.
He is the right mar to boom that COM
ing young metropolis.
r. H. McCune, a well known young
gentleman of this city, left last night
for Roswell where he will take charge
of the branch Office to be established
there by the Montezuma Savings, Loan
and Building association.
William Mcintosh. who has been
quite Ill the past few days at his room
at Sturges' European, is reported con-
siderably better, and his attending ply
sicians say that he is now out of dan
COR Hn wac fhraotannd with nnnr
monia.
Mrs. B. A.. Sleyster, with her son and
daughter, family Of the well known in
surance and real estate agent, returned
this morning from their sojourn in
southern California. Mrs. Sleyster re-
ports herself in fine Aealth, and says
the children are all right in every re-
spect. a.
The coffee klatch he'd at the resi-
dence of Mrs. c. A. Hudson yesterday
afternoon was a decided success, not
only in attendance but financially. 1t
was given by the German Lutheran
ladies, and the proceeds will be devot-
ed to church purposes. Mrs. Hudson
was assisted in receiving by her init.
mate friends, and the funds of the
church were materially increased by
the entertainment.
Mrs. John James, widow of the late
John James, whose funeral and burial
occurred at Carthage the other day,
returned to Santa Fe this morning
after a days stay with her daughter,
Mrs. ID. Scruggs, of this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. John James. Jr., Of Las Vegas,
and Mrs. Robert Mckinley, of Madrid,
who were also at Carthage on the same
sad mission and who visited Mrs.
Scruggs, left for their respective homes
this morning.