Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-16
LAS VEGAS.

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From the Record.
w. A. Givens is on the sick list.
II. Z. Blake is still confined to his
bed, seriously i'll.
Miss Josephine Young is able to be
around again. after her siege of diph-
iberia.
b. r. Forsythe returned from La
Junta yesterday afternoon and reports
the purchase of a fine horse.
Miss Jennie Hedgcock, who had been
visiting her brother, c. V. Hedgcock,
returned yesterday to her home in
Frankfort, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.. Ryan and Miss
Marguerite Cluxton left yesterday eve
ming for a three weeks stay at Ell Paso
and a trip through Mexico.
There are three firms on the west
side that will quit business soon. Two
of them will go down in the country
being opened up by the new railroads.
Mr.. Grounds and wife. of Beulah, is
hele en- route to Fort Worth. Texas,
where they are going to a lower alti-
tude for the benefit of Mrs. Grounds
health.
The southern part of the county has
had a fine rain. The clouds were not
so stingy there as here and the ground
was soaked. This will perceptibly re-
lieve the sheep situation. by bringing
out the grass.
There Will be an operation perform
ed on Salardor Jaramillo tomorrow for
bladder trouble. Mr.. Jaramillo has
been a sufferer for several years, and
it is hoped the operation will afford
the desired relief.
r. c. Reid had the misfortune to fall
down stairs in the Roth building and
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cay and is now again laid up. Mr..
Reid has had more than his share of
iaisfortunes lately, and we trust he
Will soon be around again.
From the Optic.
George I1oyes and family had expect
ed to leave for the east today but three
of the children were taken down with
mumps Saturday and yesterday. There
is another yet to have the disease,
which may delay the leaving of the
family till the end of the present or
first of the next week.
George Giddings, son of James. M.
Giddings, one of New Mexico's pio-
neers, died at Puerto de Luna on the
9th inst, after long suffering from
asthma. Deceased was a brother of
Mrs. Lorenzo Labadie, Mrs. Ramon
Campos, Mrs. EstolanO Ortega, of this
city, and Messrs. w. b. John, James
and Dandy B. Giddings, all of whom
survive him except Mrs. Labadie.
Mrs. Hart, the worthy grand matron
of the national chapter of the Eastern
Star, passed through the city on her
way from Albuquerque to Idaho, where
she will institute another grand chap
ter. Those returning from the organi-
zation of the grand chapter at Albu-
querque speak of Mrs. Hart as n of
the ablcst speakers and most accom-
plished presiding officers they ever
saw
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Stern entertained
the Sunday night whist club in honor
of the sixth anniversary of thei we'd
ding. A number of guests were invited
beside the club and a pleasant eve
ming passed, with cards for the prin-
cipal amusement. Mrs. Charles L.
Kohn was the winner of the first prize
and Mrs. H. Goldstein of the guests
prize. The guests were: Messrs. and
Mesdames Sig. Nahm, G.. l.. Kohn, H.
Goldstein, M. ~Greenberger. j. Stern, S.
Kaufman, H. Graubarth. Rosenbert.
Charles II. Sporleder received a let
ter from Fred Walsen. a former well
known Las Vegan, and n who still
owns much property here, saying that
on last Wednesday his daughters, Mrs.
Freda Renshaw and Miss Cora Walsen
were riding in an automobile in San
Francisco when a dog ran out and up
set the machine. Miss Cora had an
ankle fractured and an arm broken,
while Mrs. Renshaw was badly bruised
/, about the face. Both were rendered
} unconscious. Mr.. Renshaw. the son-in-
law of Col. Fred Walsen, is in Penn
I ~sylvania, in very bad health, and they
did not let him know about the acct
) dent to his wife, some 5000 miles