Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Solomon Luna and wife. Los Lunas
registered last night at the Sturges
European.
Frank Reed came up from Moreno.
this morning and will soon enter the
employ Of the railroad company.
The regular meeting of Adah Chap
ter, No. s, o. f. s., was held last night
and the members made the meeting
very pleasant me-.
Billy Sanguinette has been off duty al
The st. Elmo for the past two weeks
with a bad cold. He expects to return
to work this evening.
Lawrence Howell and John Boles
| who have been employed in Albemarlt
for some months, were here today ant
this evening they will leave for Pres
| colt.
Rev. George II. Brewer, the Baptis'
church missionary and superintedenI
In New Mexico and Arizona, an
pounces a nine pound boy at his hom'
last night.
ION Christmas day, Dec. rs, 1901, Rev
CT A. Bunker Joined In marriage JasoI
Johnson and Mrs. Charlotte Watts
The bridegroom Is a sergeant In thu
regular army.
Rev. p. ]. Curran, pastor Of the Bap
fist church In Hillsboro, Ohio. arrived
family. The visitors are guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred b. McKeehan.
w. E. Nordseick, general manage
for the Germania Life Insurance com
pany, with headquarters at Denver
Is the guest OF MAJ E. Becker, and will
remain in Albuquerque several days
Miss Mary r. Howe, sister Of Chas
II. Howe, the well known watch makel
at II. e. Fox's jewelry store, has re
turned to the city after a protracteC
visit to eastern relatives and friends
Mrs. Can ter, wife OF a volunteer of
icer who is returning from the Philip
pines. passed through last night on hel
way to st. Louis. The lady is a niece
Of Hon. B. s. Rodey.
w. NJ. Cornell, a young gentleman
who came to this territory a couple Of
years & for the benefit OF his health
came up from Los Lunas today. He
reports his health is gradually improv
ing.
Joseph Scott, who was here spend
ing the holidays with his mother, Mrs
Mary Scott, on South First street
left last night for Denver, Colo, to re
sumo his studies in Sacred Heart col
lege.
The teachers Of the primary depart
men entertained the children of the
cradle roll and their mothers at the
parsonage of the Lead avenue Metho
dist church yesterday afternoon. All
had a delightful time.
DIS. Patterson, former well known
dairyman of this city. but now a resi-
dent OF Los Angeles, arrived here to
day. He is much delighted with his
new home. but is always pleased to
return to meet old friends.
Revival services were conducted last
night in the Lead ayenue Methodist
church by Mr.. and Mrs. Pebbles, two
prominent Salvation Army workers
They gave a very interesting concert
on the street prior TO the revival meet
ing.
Walter st. John who has been trav.
cling on the islands In the Pacific
ocean, contracting with the newspap-
ers for the publication OF Chamber
lain's medicine advertisements. Is in
the city contracting with the local
newspaper proprietors.
Sergeant Engles came in from Fort
Wingate last night and will enjoy a
few days with friends in this city.
He has served six years in the army
and believes he has had all he wants
Of II. He will leave for the east short
ly, when he will receive his discharge
papers.
y. J. Barton. Of Chicago, is here re-
newing acquaintances. The gentleman
was a resident of Albuquerque several
years ago. He is now an employe in
the office OF Wells. Fargo Express
company Of Chicago, but expects TO get
a run between this city and Los An
geles.
Charley Ross. for eighteen years an
engineer on the Santa Fe Pacific, until
a year ago when he accepted a ucra-
tive position In Albemarle, came down
from the Cochiti district last night.
In a few days he will go TO Madrid to
assume charge OF the big new electric
power plant for the Cochiti Gold Min
ing company.
Rev. Geo. c. Wright. a Baptist minis
ter OF Big Rock, ILL.,. wilh occupy the
Baptist pulpit in this city for one
month Immediately after the departure
Of Rev. Bruce c. Kinney. As yet the
pulpit committee have not selected a
new pastor 70 rthe church, but 1t Is not
improbable that Rev, Wright may be
come the next regular pastor.
DR.. A. II. Barr came up from the
south yesterday morning and spent the
day In the city. The gentleman Is sta