Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-22
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Attorney A. b. Mcmillan came in
from the south this morning on No.
%.
Hon. Frank w. Parker. the Judge of
the Third judicial district, passed up
the road for Santa Fe yesterday.
w. e. Martin, chief clerk of the ter.
ritorial ~penitentiary, was a through
passenger for Socorro last night.
Messrs. c. Z. Burg, Harry Billiard
and Thomas Moran left this afternoon
for a jack rabbit hunt on the mesa.
George Bump, of Beatrice, Neb., is
spending a few days in the city. Mr..
Bump was at one time employed at
the local Santa Fe shops.
Mrs. Thos. H.. Walsh will soon let
the contract for an elegant two-story
brick residence. to be built on the cor
ner of Third street and Atlantic ave-
nue..
Mrs. Jamison. mother of Miss Nina
Jamison, arrived last night from Chi
cago, and expects to spend a few
weeks in the city visiting with friends
and relatives .
A free concert at the Orchestrion
hall. old town, tomorrow Sunday af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock, to which a gen.
tA u 10 ~ 0NSlE
body to attend.
The Las Vegas Record says: James
Woodward, for some months employed
by the Sporleder Boot and Shoe com
pany. will leave tomorrow afternoon
for Albuquerque.
L. A. Hughes, the Santa Fe wool buy
er. who is in the city today, says he
regrets the attacks the New Mexican
Z. ,o1lx;nr ~. k1l,,a,orr,,o aal no11c
them unnecessary"
The Presbyterian ladies furnished
dinner for a large number today. At
5 O'Clock today they will serve supper.
consisting of turkey, ham, salad. brown
bread. baked beans, ice cream, etc.
George Hannum. the young man who
has been sick at Mrs. Sweetland's for
the past two weeks, is much better,
and was removed to the home of his
brother on North Third street yester-
day .
Hon. NJ. r. Otero, the well known
and popular register of the United
States land Office at Santa Fe. was in
the city today enroute to his home at
Peralta, Valencia county. He will re-
turn to the city next Tuesday and
thence to Santa Fe.
Mrs. F. Bowyer and Mrs. Charles
Jack, Sunday school teachers at the
Lead avenue Methodist church, and
their classes celebrated Washington's
birthday this afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Jack, on South Third
street, in a very admirable manner.
Rev. Theodore Clifton, western field
secretary of the Congregational Edu-
cational society. with headquarters at
Chicago. arrived in the city yesterday.
Rev. Clifton is here for the purpose of
visiting the mission schools in this ter
ritory, and this morning started out
for Cabezon.
Mrs. Solomon Weller and Mrs. c.
Benjamin and children arrived this
morning from New Orleans, where
they have been visiting friends and rel
atives for the past three months.
They tell some interesting stories
about the Mardi Gras, which occurred
there the forepart of February.
The intermediate League of the
Lead Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church met this afternoon at the
, church parsonage and celebrated
( Washington's birthday in a very ap-
propriate manner. Besides a program
of patriotic recitations and both vocal
, and instrumental music, refreshments
!, were enjoyed.
! r. Granite, who was operated upon
about ten days ago at the local rail-
way hospital for appendicitis. is up
and around, and called at The Citizen
t office today to let us know that the
operation was successful and that he
feels very grateful to Drs. Russ and
Saylin, who performed the operation.
Granite is an employee of the local
shops.
: Next Friday night. February %, at
Colombo hall will occur a basket ball
game between the boys of the Univer-
sity and the Central school, and will
likely be the last game of the season.
The teams are pretty evenly matched
and a close game is expected. After
the game a dance will be enjoyed. Mrs
Rose Berry will be secured to furnish
the music.
Inc Las Vegas Optic says: George
! Arnot and his estimable wife and fam
$ ity left today for their new home in
3 Albuquerque, where Mr.. Arnot will
} manage the wholesale house of Gross
& Kelly & Co, there. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
s not will be missed by a large number
! of Las Vegas friends. who hearth,
( commend them to the good people o
) the Duke city. s
Z Mrs. Z. II. Bartlett is in receipt o
z a letter, giving an account of the mar
: riage of Orrin e.. Wilbur. of Needles
D Cal, and Miss Adelia Hoover. of Lo
) Angeles. Mr.. Wilbur formerly live
. in Albuquerque. and was employed a
. a fireman on the Santa Fe Pacific
but has recently been located at Nee
. dies. where the young couple expect t
. make their future home.
, E. S. Carrithers, formerly of She
. byville, KY, but for the past few year
in the clothing business in Butler, Mo
, is in the city, and called on his KeI
: lucky friend at The Citizen Office thi
afternoon. Mr.. Carrithers, on accouI
? of the health of his wife. who is
3 present in southern California. recen
. ly sold out his Butler business, and
now seeking a business location in tn
southwest. He will go south to
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