Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-07
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. G~reenberger. the well known
clothier of Las Vegas, is in the city to-
day.
Mr.. Dick, OF Chicago, representing
Hart, Shaffner & Marx, is calling on
his trade in the city.
Mrs. j. ID. Hughes passed through
the city yesterday en- route home from
a trip to California.
V. p. Edie, of the Albuquerque Wool
Securing mills, has gone to Socorro
county on business.
Teddy Strong. Harry Strong's little
boy. left last night for a visit to his
grandparents at Los Angeles.
Mrs. T. p. Olmstead and sons have
returned to albuquerque from an ex-
tended sojourn at San Bernardino. Cal.
J. ]. Henry. of the local electric light
and gas plants, after a stay of a couple
of days here, will return to Denver to-
night.
Passenger No. 1 from the north was
two hours late last night on account of
the heavy and overloaded condition of
the train.
jerome MaIlette, formerly with b.
Ruppe. the druggist, has accepted a
position with the F1esher & Rosenwald
tobacco house.
Ed Fluke has resigned his position
with Flesher & Rosenwald and accept
ed a position as collector and solicitor
for the Imperial laundry.
Miss Nellie Phelan, who resided here
some years ago but now a resident of
Washington, ID. c., n here on a visit 10
her brother, Thomas F. Phelan.
Julian Candelaria, a well known
small ranch owner up the river, died
at his home this morning at 8 o'clock
after a shurt illness with pneumonia.
There will be a regular meeting of
Adah chapter, No. s, o. e. s.. this eve
ming, November 7. at 1880 o'clock. BY
order of worthy matron. Laura Fluke,
secretary.
Clarence Griffin, lately of New York,
is the new city salesman for the l.. b.
Putney wholesale house. The young
man has a business air about him and
will succeed. >
Ducks are reported to be in atund
ance on the small lakes near La IJoya
and half a dozen hunting parties( from
this city are arranging to vRttl this
lakes in a few days. n
G. l.. Smith. who has been SD sdisu
a couple of days in the city transs6n
business. returned to his home at ktf
NEEDY this morning. Mr.. Smith hal
charge of the Meyers-Abel interests a
Kennedy.
Regular services will be held a
Temple Albert this evening at 7:45
and Saturday morning at IL. Rabl
Jacob II. Kaplan will lecture Frids
evening on The Penalty of Genius.
The public is welcome.
Mrs. James Grunsfeld and son, VIII
have been here the past week visitin
relatives and friends, expect to leav
the first of neX week for st. Louis
where MI. Grunsfeld is in the laundr
business on a big scale.
Il. MuenSterman, the shoe man, wi
move. December l, into the store ROOF
opposite the postoffice on Secon
street. Druggist b. Ruppe will NOV
into the building now occupied by NJ
Muensterman December Is.
j. Gundelfnger, manager of the o.
derdonk Live Stock company, locate
near Lamy, returned to that place tn
morning after spending several day
in the city buying supplies and tradiI
with the local commission firms.
|, Percy Hawley and two others, wit
complete camping outfit left this NOR
|, ing on al overland trip along the riv'
as far south as La Joya, They will
absent a week or ten days, and expe
to bag a big lot of the w~eb-footed fov
: Miss Lillian Downing, Of Yall'
, Mills. Texas, is here on a visit to h
relatives. Mr.. and Mys. T. B. Clement
, The young lady had been out in sout
!, ern California and stopped over he