Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Clifton Hill. the postmaster and
general merchant Of Tsleta, is in the
city today.
Miss Bessie Miller, who was here
the past few months, lett last right
for Prescott.
v. V. Clark left last night for Salt
Lake City on mining business to be alb
sent about a week.
Mrs. NJ. Clusters, who has been seri-
ously i'll the past week or ten DAYS. is
reported today to be mucn better.
d. p. Jones was a passenger tor Gal
lup last night. lie is connected with
the big mercantile company at Madrid.
Ray Hively. who works down in the
shops, has gone TO his old home at
Newton, Kansas, for a three weeks
visit.
Walter McNaughton is here from
He'll canyon, where he is sojourning
for health reasons. He halls from
Muncie, Ind.
The services of the Passover festival
Will be he'd at Congregation Albert
temple Monday night, April 81, at 7:30
o'clock sharp.
Mrs. Koran, CT Oswego, N. Y, arriv-
ed last night. and will visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. James Young, during the
summer months.
Miss Lizzie Cole. died ct Clarksburg.
Mo. on April Is, from consumption.
The young lady visited Albuquerque
several years ago.
James Wilkinson, Of the Albuquer-
que wool securing mills, returned this
morning from Los Angeles, Cal, leav-
ing Mrs. Wilkinson there, to remain
during the summer months.
Chief Ruppe is trying to complete a
history of the local fire department
and would be under OBJ cations to old
members if they will bring him books,
papers or old records Of the early
days.
Special communication of Temple
lodge No. 6, A. f. and A. NJ, this even
ing at 1880. Work in the M. NJ. degree.
Visiting brethren cordially invited. By
order of the w. "A. Robert Abraham,
secretary.
Mrs. Avery Turner, wife of the gen
eral superintendent of the Pecos valley
division of the Santa Fe, who has been
the guest of her brOther in this city.
returned 10 her home at Amarillo, Tex
as, last night.
This evening the Old Town Tigers
will give a dance in the Mutual Pro-
tective society hal for which q charge
of so cents a couple will be made. To-
morrow at the fair grounds the Tigers
and Browns will play.
A class OF INJURY has just been form
ed by Father Mandalari, S. j., for non
Catholics, desiring either to enter the
Catholic church or receive Information
with regard to it's doctrine. No rec!ta.
ton required. All applicants are well
ONE "
Major ]. H. Purdy has returned to
the city from Colorado Springs, Colo,
accompanying C. II. Fullerton, w. E.
Fry and II. B. Faber to the city. 1t is
understood that the visitors will get
themselves interested in mining in
this vicinity.
j. p. Goodlander, the St. Louis drug
tourist, after q pleasant stay OF a
couple of days in the territorial me-
tropolis taking orders for drugs and
: making it interesting for a few friends
hied himself to Ell Paso and other
southern towns last night. Il. ?
? Senior Carlos Compensa, Cuban
/ was here yesterday and left last night
for California. He Is head steward of
a line of boats running from Cuban
!, points to Galveston. The conditions
> on the islands have greatly improved
since American occupation, he says.
w. E.. Moore. known as "Spo
Moore, was 20 years of age today and
Spot" is around letting his many
friends know all about the event. He
8 says he remembers the day perfectly
|. well-it was in Kansas, in the town Of
Spaulding, and the wind blew and the
rain descended, hut he came out OF the
racket all right and is now n OF Al
buquerque's well known young men.
y Sunday lecture ct Odd Fellows hal
at IL a. m. The subject will be The
TRANSPORTATION. How to Explain 1t.
This remarkable episode will be placed
upon a scientific basis and Illustrate
= by incidents from personal obserya
ton as well as from scripture. Poems
I that are not to be found in the pub
: iished works of the authors will b'
! cited and proofs given in identification
3 of their authorship.
( A New Band.