Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-08
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

Deputy United States Marshal Frank
Hall has gone to Ell Paso on official
business.
Miss Elizabeth Borden came up from
Socorro this morning where she has
been visiting the past two months.
b. b. Borden and son. Fulton, left
yesterday for Gallup. They will pros
pect for oil in western Socorro county.
Edward Grunsfeld, who is a special
agent of the Equitable Life Assurance
society. left for the northern towns
last night.
The ladies of the Non-Sectarian Be
nevolent association held an interest
ing meeting at the office of Attorney
Clancy this afternoon.
Marcelino Baca, a popular citizen of
Pena Blanca, was in the city yesterday
on business before the county COM
missioners and probate court.
In the interest of the Montezuma
Building, Savings and Loan associa-
ton, N. Il, Stevens. agent. was a
~west-bound passenger last night.
Rev. Renisoh will hold his Bible
class this evening in st. Johns church
at 1880 and confirmation class on Fri
day at $3.50 p. m. and 1880 p. m.
r. f. Leatherman was dispatched to
Santa Fe on Monday night to repre-
sent the United States marshal's office
at the sessions of the supreme court.
NJ. T. Otero, a well known citizen of
Cubero, Valencia county, was here yes
terday, accompanied by his little son.
They returned to Cubero last night.
A large box of new hymnals has just
arrived and will be used tonight for
the first time in the special meetings
at The Lead Avenue Methodist church.
Frank Anaya, a former resident of
this city, now residing in Santa Fe,
was married today to Miss Cuca Rive
ra. a popular young lady of the capital
city.
Mrs. L. w. Spate, with her daughter,
Miss Florence, and nurse, Miss Wor-
hurst of Chicago, came in from the
aorth last night, Mrs. Spate is in poor
health.
Alderman Ed Harsch left yesterday
on the flyer for Gallup, where he lost
no time in praising the wonderful quail
tiles of the famous waters of Coyote
springs.
The Rev. Burrows, of Wisconsin,
who is here for the health of his wife,
was present and assisted in the SER
vices at the Lead Avenue Methodist
church last night.
There will be a meeting OF the La
dies Aid society of the Congregational
church at the home of Mrs. viii Hop
ping, 6lS South Edith street, at 3
o'clock Thursday afternoon, January
10.
II. f. Fox, jeweler. and A. ]. Maloy,
grocer, were passengers for the Fay
wood hot springs, Luna county, last
night. where they will enjoy an outing
free from all business cares for a few
days.
At she st. Johns rectory this after.
noon the aides of the Guild OF that
church held their regular monthly
meeting, and plans were perfected for
the bazaar which will be held in Feb.
ruary postponed from last December.
Regular review of Alamo Hive, No.
/, l.. o. I. NJ, at Odd Fellows hall az
1880 O'Clock tonight. Will have public
installation with the Sir Knights and
all visiting ladies and knights are re-
quested to attend. Nina Corson. r. X.
Nearly all the officers and teachers
and a large per cent Of the scholars
were present last night at the revival
services at the Lead Avenue Metho
dist church. The singing was stirring
and inspiring and the solo by Miss Me
Cune deeply impressive. A good work
Is well begun in that place.
II Is understood that Jesse Miller,
conductor. who resides on the High
lands, heard providers around his resi-
dence last Monday night, and, on get
tag up, took a shot or two at some
fleeing human forms. II is evident
that the providers were endeayoring to
effect an entrance into Mr.. Miller's
residence.
Richard Harper, the night devil at
the Journal Democrat office, is taking
a lay on. Cause: He was testing the
strength OF a cogwheel in the folder
with the index finger Of the right hand,
and the finger got the worst of the
test, it being pretty badly squeezed.
Richard says he expects TO return 10
work in a few days.
All Gin. a Chinaman who has been
held since November last, is now free
to 20 wherever he pleases. Yesterday
afternoon. for want OF evidence that
Gin was unlawfuLly in the United
States, Commissioner Whiting order
ed his release, and his certificate,
which was supposed to be a forgery,
was returned to him.
w. II. Matson Jr. travelling passen.
ger agent of the Santa Fe Pacific. with
headquarters at Los Angeles, is here
, today on business and to visit his pa