Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Miss Nellie Hazledine is reported as
much improved.
Attorney e. V. Chaves went to Santa
Fe this morning.
Santa Fe Watch Inspector Arthur
Everitt was a passenger north this
morning.
A gay party of the city's young folks
enjoyed dancing at Orchestrion hall
last night.
Miss Edith Warren, of the local In
dian school, was a passenger for santa
Fe this morning.
w. H. Constable, the FL Paso COM
mission broker, is in the city with his
samples of coffee and sugar.
Mrs. A. r. Armijo went to Pena
Blanca this morning for a few days
visit with friends and relatives.
Major Ernest Meyers, of the firm of
Meyers-Abel Co, wholesale liquor deal
ers. was a passenger north this norm
irg.
The Eagles will have a rousing meet
ing tonight. Several new members will
be initiated. A large attendance is re-
quested.
Department Commander ]. w. Ed
wards went to Las Vegas this morning
and will be absent from the city a cou-
pie of days.
DR.. G. w. Grove, the o~culist, with his
wife, will return to the city from Santa
Cruz, Cal. tomorrow night. He sends
word that his health has greatly i'm
proved.
S. T. Vann, director of optics and
Santa Fe watch inspector, returned
this morning from a business trip of
several days duration down at Deming
and Silver City.
Hon. II. o. Bursum, who was down
south on business, came in this morn
ing and between trains vas a pleasant
caller at The Citizen office. He con
tinued north to Santa Fe.
Mrs. Mabel Stevens-Himoe, the plan
list of the school of music, is again at
home and greeting her old pupils.
Her work is well known and promises
TO be ever better under the new condi-
tons and surroundings.
Miss Flora Hartman, an accomplish
ed young lady of Mansfield, Ohio, ar
rived last night and will spend the win
ter in the city. Miss Hartman is a
friend of the family of John Gertig.
residing on West Coal avenue.
C. F. Waugh. who is now located at
Trinidad, Colo, is in the city, and old
friends will make his stay pleasant.
He was formerly connected with
Gross, Blackwell & Co., and is now in
the commission brokerage business in
Trinidad.
Don't forget to hear Prof. Deschamps
at the Congregational church tonight.
The lecture is at s o'clock and is free.
1t will treat of character reading. The
interesting subject of ~physiognomy
will be explained with chalk illustra-
tons of striking faces.
William B. Woods, Familiarity known
as Billy" Woods, who was a resident
of Silver City about two years ago,
died in Ell Paso last week. He was at
me Htdu VI lHt ollhtl Slll DdSt Vail
club when they entered the tourna-
ment at the New Mexico fair in this
city two years ago.
Attorney Frank Alderman closed a
deal yesterday afternoon, whereby he
becomes the owner of a fifty foot lot
on West Railroad avenue, in that dis
trict commonly known as the honey
moon row. The gentleman will erect
a neat cottage on the ground which he
and his family will occupy.
At Temple Albert regular services
will be held Friday evening at 7:45.
Rabbi Kaplan will deliver his installa-
ton m Subject, Ministry of
Spirituality" developing the verse of
Zachariah IV:6. Not by might nor by
power, but by my spirit, sayeth the
Lord" The public is cordially invit-
ed.
Prof. Henri D~eschamps, the learned
physiognomist of Paris, France, has
been invited by the Congregational
church to deliver a lecture at the
church tomorrow, Thursday evening,
az s o'clock. This lecture is free to
the people and all are cordially invited
to enjoy a pleasant and profitable eve
ming.
Those hydraulic automatic chairs at
the Oak barber shop are the latest
novelties in the city. They were pur-
chased by Proprietor Hahn while in
the east, and were sent in advance OF
his coming. Foreman Sweitzer says
they are just the thing for a lazy man
who wants to rest his legs as well as
his head.
Special attention is called to the
work of Miss Gearing in elementary
music at the school of music of the
university. She has met with grea
succees and thaS school m he