Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-18
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

OhCiO "Ol poooChoNho oonld IL
this morning.
w. c. wynkoop and wife, who, were
up at Woodbury.. Cochiti district. the
past few weeks, have returned to tIe
city. 80
Free w~agonette from Lead avenue
Methodist church to social at Harwood
home Thursday evening. Ice cream and
cake 25 cents.
Harwood home Thursday evening.
No session of police court was held
this morning on account of the illness
of Judge Crawford.
Frank Nogle, late of Sturges' Euro
pean. was installed this morning as
day clerk at the Hotel Highland, vice
r.. II. Elwell, resigned.
Miss Gilmore Reynolds, of Omaha. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Benjamin s.
Baker. Miss Reynolds will be in the
city for several weeks.
The graduating exercises of the
class of 1902. of st. vincent academy,
will be held at Colombo hall tomorrow
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Judge F. w. Parker, of the Third
judicial district, who has just adj
j%ourned court at Deming, passed up
the road for Santa Fe this morning.
Robert Appleton has gone to Manila,
Philippines. 1t is understood here
that he sailed or the steamer City of
Pekin from San Francisco on Monday.
Harry jerks left this morning for
Bland, Cochiti district. He took along
with him his miners outfit, and ex-
poets to be absent several weeks from
the city.
j. T. Mclaughlin, treasurer of the
Santa Fe Central Railway company,
who was at Santa Fe on business con-
nected with the company, returned to
the city last night.
Mrs. j. S. Mactavish, after a visit to
Mrs. William Fraser, returned to her
home at Magdalena last night. Miss
Elsie Fraser, a niece, went along to
Magdalena with Mrs. Mactavish.
John Bell will return to his express
messenger duties at Santa Fe tomor-
row morning. He was called to the
city on account of the sickness and sub
sequent death of his brother, Fred
Bell.
AS soon as Col. John Borradaile,
manager of the First Regiment band,
returns from his visit to San Francis
co, an effort will be made to have band
concerts, once in a while, at the city
park.
Rev. Allen, Baptist missionary to the
Navajoes, will speak this evening at
the Lead avenue Methodist church.
Those who heard him last winter will
want to hear him again. All cordially
welcomed.
Frank Scott, Samuel Livingston,
Henry Englebrecht and w. G. Mearns
will enjoy their vacation at the Sui
phur Hot Springs, Nacimiento noun
tains. They left for the resort early
this morning.
T. B. Scribner, representing the
music and piano firm of Hall and
L%earnard, was a passenger for Las
Vegas last night, where he. will tune
two pianos recently sold in that city by
this well known firm.
II. B. Holt, a we'll known attorney of
Las Cruces, came in from the south
this morning, and continued north to
Topeka, where Mrs. Holt has been the
past few weeks on a visit to relatives
and friends. Mr.. Holt expects to be
absent from the territory for several
weeks.
Manager Trimble, of the street rail
way company, is busily engaged these
days breaking bronchos for street car
service. He is getting prepared in
advance for the forthcoming territor-
ial fair when there will be a big rush
Of passengers to and from the fair
grounds.
The South Second street real es-
tate agent, A. Fleischer, has sold the
II. ID. Johnson residence on North
Eighth street to Prof. F. A. Jones, of
Socorro, former president of the
School of Mines. The professor and
his estimable wife hope to take up
their residence here in a very short
time, and The Citizen extends to them
in advance the right hand of fellow
ship.
James Manley, who came here a few
weeks ago from Philadelphia where he
was an Associated Press telegraph OPP
orator. has departed for Ash Fork,
Ariz., where he accepts the position. of
night operator and ticket agent for
the Santa Fe Pacific. He is a first
class operator and was compelled to
come west or account of falling
health. While here operators Bradley
and Mead showed him courtesies.
After next Sundays base ball game
with the Santa Fe Centrals in this city
the Browns will arrange for games
with the crack soldier team from Fort
Wingate. They are consided the best
ball team in the United States army
and should put up a stiff game. They
have among their ranks men who have
played in the best state leagues of the
east, and who, inspired by patriotism,
enlisted for service in the Philippines.
After this game the Browns will prob
ably take a trip to El Paso and have
the El pasO team annear here for re-
turn games later in the season. The