Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

OF the hlO IuCICO, SpShe yestefudS III
the city. "a
Jerry Driscoll Is receiving a pleasant
visit from his brother John, of Os-
wego, N. Y.
The connections are being made be-
tween the sewers and the First ward
school building.
F. f. Hoagling. clerk at e. L. Wash
burns clothing store is confined 10 his
home by sickness.
L. M. Lasby and family. of San Mar
cial. spent yesterday in the city, shop
ping and visiting.
r. NJ. Ball was a passenger north
this morning. on business for ]. Kor-
Der and company.
Regular meeting of Harmony lodge,
No. II. |. o. o. T., this evening. All
Odd Fellows invited.
This evening the members of the
Baptist church will tender a reception
to the Rev. II. j. Powell and Mrs. Pow
ell at the church.
At the home of Mrs. G. e. Cramer,
Mrs. G. Nickerson, her sister, gave
birth to a 10 pound baby boy; mother
and child going well.
Byron Harvey, assistant superin-
tendent of the harvey system, passed
through the city this morning enroute
from Eel Paso to Las Vegas.
Mrs. E. H. Harding, wife of the night
ticket agent at the local Santa Fe
depot, is reported seriously i'll with
peritonitis and heart trouble.
A temporary fight of stairs has
beer put up to the viaduct at the First
street crossing, to do service until the
final contract can be completed.
The guests of Hotel Highland were
treated to a rare musical program
last night by some musicians employ
ed by the accommodating host, F. H.
Mitchell. 81
Miss Sadie Jaffa of Trinidad, Col,
is in the city, visiting with her aunt,
Mrs. Henry N. Jaffa. Miss Jaffa has
just recently returned from an extend
ed trip abroad. 1a
l The Frawley company which was
billed to play here last night, passed
through the city this morning enroute
from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, where
they will show tonight.
James Freeman, formerly one of the
mine bosses at Albemarle, has moved
his family to Albuquerque from the
Cochiti district. They will make their
home here in the future.
Mrs. j. e. Stevens, who has been
spending the winter in Albuquerque,
visiting with her friend Mrs. W. G.
Whitney. left this morning for La
Junta. Col. where she will meet her
husband.
Work has begun on a fine two-story
brick residence to be built at the cor
ner of Coal avenue and Seventh street.
for N. E. Stevens. 1t will be equipped
with all the conveniences of a modern
} residence.
The body of Mrs. Sophia Valentine.
whose death occurred last Saturday
will be shipped tonight to it's final rest.
ing place at Fair Haven, Washington
Mother and sister of the deceased will
accompany.
Mrs. s. H. Spooner of Indianapolis,
|, wife of the special attorney of the
judiciary department, arrived last
~ night and will remain here several
a months. Mr.. and Mrs. Spooner are al
the Highland hotel. sed
rs Richard Wetherill, manager of the
Hyde Exploring Expedition, who has
been in the city for a few days, left
last night for Thoreau. He was &C
companied by j. H. Schroeder, hi:
q private secretary, and A. b. McGaffey
Q Mrs. Raymond Dupuy, wife of the
= general manager of the st. Joseph ant
? Grand Island railroad, passed through
= Albuquerque last night in her hus
2 bands private car, bound for Pasa
= dena. Accompanying her were Mr.. ant
" Mrs. II. A. Parker of Chicago. Mr.
Parker is first vice president of thu
Rock Island.
Edwin Tears, Colorado passenge
agent for the New York Central, ant
IN S. M. Shattusk, Denver agent for ln'
at Baltimore & Ohio, passed through thu
city last night enroute to FL Paso. MI
Shattuck is an old friend of e. H. Hard
ing. night ticket agent at the local San
ia Fe depot and expects to return mex
o week and spend a day in the city, a
8 Mr.. Harding's guest.
3 Hon. ]. l.. Hubbell, who has bee
g visiting with his family on West Coz
y per avenue the past week, returned t
q his business at Canada, Ariz, las
8 night. His son Lorenzo, who is maj
~ aging the business during his father
q absence, is expected to arrive in tn
8 city Thursday and after a few days, a,
q companied by his sisters Misses Adj
q and Barbara. go to Colorado for
8 short visit with relatives.
q Col. John Lambert, a director of til
3 United States Steel corporation an
b of the American Steel and Wire cor
q pany n chairman of the board of d
8 ~rectors of the Kansas City and Sout
ern railroad, passed through Albuque
que last night on his way back to Oh
* ago from a pleasure trip through Me
% leo. California and Arizona. With hi
70 were Mr.. and Mrs. T.. E. Bley. Mr.. al
e Mrs. b. II. Conklin, Miss Dillon and NJ
8 G. w. Campbell, all of Chicago. TT
% party travels in Mr.. Lambert's priva
e car.
% Have you seen the new photograph
. made by Butman. at the Vorhe
e studio?
% Up-to-Date Business Methods Enab