Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

Mrs. j. Il. Elder, who was at Kansas
City on a visit, returned to the city
last night.
Hon. NJ. a. Otero, governor of New
Mexico, passed through the city south
bound last night.
The little son of Mr.and Mrs. Homer
Ward is critically i'll. Mr.. Ward is
with the Santa Fe.
At their meeting his evening the
Elks VIII arrange for their excursion
to Silver City on July 4.
VIM. Paisano, an educated Indian of
the village of Laguna. was in the cay
today purchasing supplies. Mr.. Pal
sane is in the cattle and sheep raising
business.
John Newlander, of the Albuquerque
Planning Mill company, and family left
this morning for Denver. where they
will visit relatives and friends for a
few weeks.
c. A. Bruce, the chef at w. L. Trim,
BILE & Co.'S eating house, will leave
Sunday night for Los Angeles, where
he will visit his family and take a
needed rest.
T. Y. Maynard. the well known Sec.
ond street jeweler, who was at Gallup
on a watch inspection tour, returned
to the city last night. He gives the in
formation of a big fire at Laguna.
DR.. Henry c. Thomas will preach at
the Congregational church tomorrow
morning and evening at II and s. Miss
Cora Gehring and Mr.. Duncan Bell
will sing solos at the morning SER
vice.
The Winslow Mail says: Mrs. l..
Buchanan. who has been serving in
the capacity as official stenographer
III the Office of Burbage & Nelson for
some time, has gone to Albuquerque to
spend the summer.
United States Marshal c. NJ. Foraker
will visit Silver City tomorrow. He is
the second baseman of the Elks base
ball team of this city, and will accom-
pany the club on its victorious trip to
Silver City on July T..
The marriage of Watson Hall Downs
to Miss Elizabeth Kellogg occurred in
Pueblo, Colorado, on June 25th. The
happy couple will arrive here on next
Monday evening and be at home at
No. 315 South Arno street, after July
10
After being without a hall for nearly
four months the Salvation army has
secured a tent in which to hold their
meetings. The first service will be
conducted tonight. The tent is located
on the corner of Second street and
Lead avenue.
John S. Trimble, the well known and
popular transfer man at FL Paso. is
here, arriving this morning. He was
pleased on stepping from the train
this morning to be informed that IS
wife. who was seriously i'll, was con-
siderably better, and would doubtless
return to Eel Paso with him.
Mrs. Adams. at the local government
Indian school, is entertaining Mrs.
Louise Pitcher and son, of Laguna.
The visitors. on leaving here, will go
go Santa Fe and thence to Lawrence,
Kansas. The lady had a lot of fine
blankets and curios at the Laguna sta
ton. and lost the lot in the fire there
yesterday.
Juan c. Armijo, one of Albuquer-
que's wealthy young gentlemen, says
he is SO years old today and will have
only two more rivers TO cross The
Citizen wishes Juan many future birth.
days, and think, from his physique,
that he will cross more rivers than
two before concluding to quit this
mundane sphere.
Herman Butcher, Mrs. Jacob Korber
and son, Mrs. Albers and Miss Amelia
Lang left late yesterday afternoon, in
wagons, for the Ellis ranch, near Der.
nalillo. The aged father of Mr.. Blue
her and the latter's Sol Franz, took
the train last night, joining them at
Bernalillo. The party will be absent
from the city for several weeks.
DR.. Bunker, pastor of the Lead ave-
nue. Methodist Episcopal church, will
begin a series on Christian socialism.
The topics discussed will probably be
the following: The Ideal World, rhe
Foundations of the Ideal World, Prog
ress toward the realization of an ideal
World. The Next Move Toward an
Ideal World, Conditions in the Ideal
World.
The Fort Wingate base ball club will
play in this city on Saturday and Sun
day. July 10 and Is. Hartman Wynkoop
this morning received a lette. from
Sergeant Frank Long saying that the
dates mentioned would be acceptable.
The Browns will have two or three
new faces on the team. and will have
to do some. hard practicing between
now and the dates mentioned. as the
soldier boys are 'sPuted to be Al fast
bunch of ball players. Mr.. O'Rielly.
president of the fair association. saw
them play and speaks very highly of
their work.
a deed from the city is necessary to
perfect VOur tirlp under the apt nf ron-