Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-16
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

sam Nann. doctor OF OpJlcS anu san
ia Fe watch inspector, has returned
from a short business trip TO DEM
ing.
Professor Patterson and his boys
band were out In force last night, and
the boys did several hours good prac-
tice work.
Robert J.. Hauschild has gone to
Camp Whitcomb to enjoy the delights
of that beautiful mountain camp Tor
a few weeks.
John S. Trimble, who was here the
past few days on a visit to his SICK
wife and children, will return to Ell
Paso tonight.
II. O. Bursum, superintendent OF the
territorial penitentiary, spent yester'
day in the city and returned to Santa
Fe this morning.
Oscar Goebel, Jr.. came up from
Belen this morning and tomorrow will
take up his duties as clerk at the Col
den Rule dry goods store.
George Schneider is building a six
room brick residence on the corner OF
Third street and Fruit avenue. VIII
liam Archer has the contract.
W. R. Hill. representing shoe firm
of Barton Bros, Kansas City. was
around among the local dealers today.
He is accompanied on the trip by Mrs.
Hill.
w. ]. Oliver, secretary of the local
government Indian school, with wife
and children, have returned to the
school from their outing at Camp
Whitcomb.
Attorney z. L. Medler and wife will
leave tonight for Ocean Park. Cal,
where Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Kent are
now s%ojourning. They will be absent
a month or six weeks.
p. Hanley is building a modern brick
residence on North Walter, William
Archer being the contractor. Mr.. Han
ley was with Admiral Sampson as a
gunner in the fight before Santiago in
1898.
N. s. Rose, of Cerrillos, in Western
Investments published at los An
geles, has an article on New Mexico
for Investments" which will undoubt'
eddy do considerable good for the ter
ritory.
Hon. w. B. Childers, wife and chill.
dren will leave tonight for Glorieta,
and from there they will go into camp
at Willis on the upper Pecos. They
will be absent from the city for sever
al weeks.
Mark Thomas, who, with others, is
developing the Camp Bro and Jerome
copper mines near San AcaciO, is in
the city to rest up a few days. Mr.,
Thomas brought along with him some
samples of copper ore.
Miss Lizzie Patterson and Miss Min.
ME Vance, two charming young ladies
from %Smithville, Mo-, are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Records. After a
short visit in Albuquerque they viii
continue their journey to California.
Mrs. Tingley and her sister, Miss
Mary Wickham, came in from Socorrc
this morning and continued on No.
to Boise City. Idaho, where Mrs. Ting
ley will reside in the future. Miss
Wickham will return to Socorro in the
fall. =
Mrs. A. B. Lennon and daughter
Miss Mary, of Santa Rosa, Cal, whit
: have beer spending a couple of weeks
: with their sister and aunt, Mrs. j. e
+ Saint, left this morning for a visit will
[ friends and relatives at Winfield
5 Kansas. T
: #. A. Lister, manager of the Penn
; sylvania Mining company, doing worl
, on some valuable mining property II
, the Sandia mountains, left last nigh
: for Williamsport. Pa. He is also inter
ested in some mining property nea,
Lordsburg.
Mrs. Martin S. Tierney and son
James, expect to leave in a few day
for southern California for a shor
outing. The doctors have recommend
ed the change for James, he having
Just survived a severe case OF ma
matory rheumatism.
y 1t is learned today that NJ. Clusters
the ex-custodian of the University, ha
purchased the residence of John :
Trimble on West Silver avenue. Tn
e sale was made through f. II. Dunbar
h and the price, it is understood, was /
the ~neighborhood of $500.
Hon. John S. Clark, the we'll know
territorial coal oil inspector, is in tn
city today on business, and he mad
a pleasant call at The Citizen Office
l. Mr.. Clark will either leave tonight G
d tomorrow morning for his home an
d Headquarters at Las Vegas.
In a letter to DR.. l.. II. Chamberlii
writing from Muncie, Ind, Mrs. Chan
berlin says that her health has IN
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