Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-03
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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to his home at Bluewater, after a visit
to this city and points south.
Ed Waddles. one of .le well known
dry goods commercial travellers that
visits the southwest, is here today with
his samples.
Esquipulo Baca. the probate court
Judge, is here today from Pena Blanca
He held a session of his court at the
court house today.
Master Joe Walton, the bright young
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. Walton,
who has been quite i'll the past few
days, is reported convalescing.
Carl Reinken and carl Dalies. two
well known young men of Belen, were
in the city last Saturday, attending the
meeting of the Elks that evening.
The Citizen presents the advertise
ment of Peltier Bros. They are prac-
tical plumbers and have just started in
business at 206 West Gold avenue.
There will be a meeting of the
ladies of the Eastern Star at Mrs. Maui
sard's on Tuesday afternoon. Bring
your work. BY order of worthy mat
ron. Laura Fluke, secretary.
MIR. and Mrs. Dan Scruggs are re-
joicing over the arrival at their home
of a bouncing baby boy. The glad It'd
ings have been wired to The grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John James. at
Santa Fe.
Jas. w. Balcomb, a brother of r. G.
Balcomb, of the Algodones Land and
Improvement company, was here yes
terday from Salem, Mass. Accompan-
panied by w G. Reed, of Boston. Mass.
Mr.. Balcomb visited his brother at
Algodones.
j. NJ. Hunter, editor and proprietor
of the Bland -.erald, who was at El
Paso on business the past two days,
returned from the south this morning,
and was a pleasant caller at this office.
Mr.. Hunter will continue north to
Bland tonight.
Miss Ewald. the accommodating
clerk at the general delivery window
at the postofice, was affected with a
f~ainting spell on Saturday evening and
was taken home in a carriage. She
was able to resume her duties again
this morning.
There will be a regular melting of G..
X. Warren post, G.. A. R., Tuesday eve
ming. March A, at s o'clock in the N. T.
Armijo building. All comrades are re-
quested to be present. BY order of ].
w. Edwards, post commander. w. w.
Mcdonald, adjutant.
C. e. Berg has hung out his shingle
and will practice law in the future,
occupying the same room with City
Attorney Moore in the First National
Bank building, upstairs. Mr.. Berg was
admitted to practice three years ago.
The Citizen wishes the gentleman sue
cess.
Miss Jessie McCuistion, a popular
young lady of Socorro and who is quite
well known here, died in that city ,-.e
other day after an illness of several
months. The deceased was born in
Missouri. was "a years of age, and
came to New Mexico in early child
hood.
Jesse w. Robins, trainmaster of the
Santa Fe at Topeka, has been appoint
t ed superintendent of the northern Iii
vision of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa
S Fe road, with headuarters at Cleburne.
Texas. Mrs. Robins and daughter,
' Dorothy, who are visiting Mrs. w. E.
Talbot. will leave the latter part of the
week to join Mr.. Robins.
A.. Teichman, who represents a big
; st. Louis shoe house, took a run up
; to Cerrillos last Saturday night, re-
turning to the city last night. Mr..
, Teichman says his territory is New
; Mexico and Arizona, and that he is just
coming money for his company, by
: sending in big orders for shoes. He
: leaves tonight for st. Louis.
James H. Owen, a contractor and
builder of Minneapolis, Mimi, has been
n awarded the contract for a $50, 900
stone school building and convent for
the Catholic church on the Navajo res
ervation, near Gallup. Mr.. Owen says
in a letter to The Citizen that it will
a. be one of the largest Indian school
l. buildings on the Navajo reservation.
A telegram received in the city this
: morning announced to E. W. Spencer
{ that he is a grand daddy. This morn
Z ing, at 6 o'clock. in the town of Bur-
: ton. Kansas, Mrs. Frank Townsend,
! nee Miss Alice Spencer, presented her
3 husband with a baby boy. Mrs. Spen.
s Ger and daughter, Miss Isabella, moth.
] err and sister of Mrs. Townsend, are
( now at Burton.
: Mrs. Conception Garcia died at heI
. home in Old Albuquerque yesterday
3 morning about 4 o'clock, of heart dis
Q ease. The deceased was 81 years ole
and leaves a large family of small chill
dren to mourn the loss of a mother
The funeral services were held from
the church of San Felipe de Neri this
q morning at . o'clock. Interment was
made at Santa Barbara cemetery.
8 Miss Nettie Himoe, a talented youns
: lady of Kansas City, Mo-, arrived las
g night. and has accepted a position Al
one of the head trimmers at the millin
o cry parlors of Mrs. McCreight, No. 21'
o South Second street. The young lad!
comes highly recommended and viii
3 make her home here in the future
o She is a sister-in-law of Mrs. Mabe
Stevens-HimOe, the well known an
. popular music teacher.
Last Saturday afternoon The Citizei
8 mentioned the return from the east o
Q ]. A. Weinmann, of the Golden Rul
Dry Goods company. The gentlemaI
returned to the city via St. louis. stoI