Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

in the city today on business.
Leonard Skinner, the merchant and
saw miller of Golden, is in the city
today.
This is the season of the year when
the wife says: 81 need more jars ana
sugar"
Home grown cherries are almost
gone, and now the apricots are nav
ing a run
Deputy United States Marshal Fred
Fornoff was a passenger for Las Vegas
this morning.
The Misses Smith, popular young
ladies of Gallup, are in the city, visit
ing friends and shopping.
The second crop of alfalfa has been
cut, and farmers report the crop much
heavier than the first cutting.
f. B. Cristy, wife and children left
this morning for New York City where
they will visit for a month or more.
Ernest Meyers, of the wholesale
LIQUOR firm of Meyers-Abel company,
was a passenger north this morning.
Edward Spite returned from Las
Vegas last night after a pleasant visit
with his family, who are s%ojourning at
the hot springs ear by.
d. D. Graham, who is the govern
ment farmer of the Pueblo Indians at
the village Of Zuni, is in the city, re-
turning from a visit north.
Next Sunday, July 20, the annual
picnic of the c. Colombo Benevolent
society will be held in a shady grove
of trees this side of the Barelas bridge.
A. d. Johnson was a west bound pas
senger last night. He goes to Thoreau
for the purpose of putting in a wind
mill and pumps for Wetherill & Hora-
bin.
A jolly crowd of young people en-
joyed a refreshing plunge in the High
land natatorium last night. Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Frank Fillmore c~haperoned the
party.
Passenger No. 2, from the west was
unusually light this morning but took
north a goodly delegation of passen'
gers that came up from the south on
No. %.
NJ. G.. Mcdonald and wife who have
been doing the Pacific coast the past
month, returned home last night. Mr.
Mcdonald is quite prominent in local
railroad circles.
A. A. Henry, who has the reputation
of being as good a fisherman as he Is
a hunter, will leave tonight for Willis
on the upper Rio Pecos. He will be
absent several weeks.
The Choral society wIll hold a meet
ing at the home of 4. Y. Maynard, cor
ner of Second street and Slower ave
nue., this evening. All members are re
quested to be present.
J. A. Harlan, superintendent Of
bridges and buildings on the Rio Gran
de division, came in from San Marcia
this morning and today is inspecting
the work on the new freight depot.
George l.. Hopping, who enjoyed ar
outing on the upper Rio Pecos, fishing
and hunting, has returned to the city
and has assumed position as foreman
of the Journal-Democrat job rooms.
Fortunate Is the man or woman WHIT
can take an outing and drive off ner
vousness. Everybody in a high alti
tude ought to arrange affairs so as tt
take a rest of a few weeks every year
F. A. Edwards, of the binding depart
ment of the Ell Paso Herald, came IL
from the Pass City this morning, ant
proceeded on to Las Vegas, to escape
the intense heat at Ell Paso for severa
weeks.
At the several drug stores you cal
quench your thirst or tickle your pal
ate, at any time, with an ice cream
soda or plain coyote mineral water
A lime Juice drink cannot be eXcelleC
these hot days.
Night Yard Master Folsom has re
signed and will leave in a few days 70
his old home at Emporia, Kas. Ton
Keith, a promising young man in thu
local yards will fill his place. No rea
son is given for Mr.. Folsom's resie
nation.
The sad news reached here OF tn
death of Miss Anna Murphy, which oo
cured in Kansas City a few days age
Miss Murphy is the youngest daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Murphy o
Kansas City and sister of Mrs. Thoma
Ford of this place.
Louis A. Grant, n of the executor
of the A. A. Grant estate. after a sc
iourn of a few days here, left las
night for Los Angeles. Danny Grant
who is also in the city will leave TO
Canada il a few days, where he wi
visit relatives and friends.
The Pennington Hustler says: TIL
latest RAILROAD news regarding the e.
tension of the Santa Fe Central t
and through San Juan county is indee
very pleasing. Our citizens should C,