Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-09
LOCAL. PARAGRAPHS.

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A large crowd of young people ex-
rect to picnic at Bear canyon tomor-
row.
Rev. Thomas Harwood will preach
at the Salvation Army tent on Sun.
day evening at S o'clock.
F. w. Ball. lieutenant of the Twenty
fifth infantry, United States army,
was in the city last night.
D.. Tascher and son Ralph. who have
been spending the past month in Chi
cago, are expected home tomorrow.
Trains are again running with reg
ularity. Passenger trains No. l and
Z are reported to arrive thi, evening
on time.
DR.. Tascher and son Ralph who have
Santa Fe railway hospitals, is in the
city today from Topeka on profession
al business.
Mrs. Anna Randall, registering from
Greenfield, Ind, is in the territorial
metropolis, and will probably remain
indefinitely.
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the Santa Fe, passed through the city
this morning bound for his headquar-
tiers at Topeka.
F. w. Hamm, who has been confined
to his home the past few months with
a severe illness, was able to be on the
street this morning.
The Jaffa Grocery company has Sc
cured, from Charles Quier the painter,
a huge sign, which will be placed over
their store on Second street.
Mrs. d. A. Ross came in from Phoen.
tx, Ariz., last night and is so well
pleased with the territorial metropolis
that she will remain here some time.
DR.. C. o. Harrison, the dentist and
hotel keeper of Cerrillos, is in the
city today on business. He will re,
turn to Cerrillos tomorrow morning
Fred B. McKeehan, chief deputy
United States marshal, who has been
on a visit to eastern relatives and
friends, is expected to arrive here to.
night.
Mrs. Jacob Weinmann, who has
been suffering the past two weeks
with a severe illness, was able to be
out driving around in her carriage
this morning.
w. A. Bolton, special agent for the
Mutual Life Insurance company left
for Prescott, Arlz., last night. He was
we'll pleased with the business he Sc
cured while here.
Summers Burkhart, attorney, &C.
~companied by his wife, returned this
morning from southern California.
While away they visited San Francis
co, and report having had a fine va
cation.
Walter and Edgar Goebel, two
bright sons of Oscar Goebel, a Belen
general merchant, drove up to tie
city in a buggy from Belen yesterday
afternoon. They returned home this
afternoon.
George II. Browne, of Pennington.
will be here in a few days to consult
with President O'Rielly, of the fair as
scciation, regarding the exhibit of the
Hyde Exploring Expedition at the ap-
preaching territorial fair.
A. G. de Baca, Jr., general agent in
the Republic of Mexico for the Hydro
Carbon Light company, left this morn
ing on the delayed No. / for his new
field of labors. His general office will
be established in the City of Mexico.
T. ]. Sayler. manager of the Lamar
base ball club, is proprietor of a
large grain and seed house, and in
forms The Citizen that Lamar is the
center of a large farming country.
Last year six car loads of alfalfa seed
were shipped from Lamar.
Prof. w. G. Tight, president of the
New Mexico university, accompanied
by Prof. c. E. Hodgin and wife, left
this morning for the mountains. 1t is
understood that they will go into camp
near Whitcomb springs, and remain
for several weeks from the city.
Miss Anita Becker, of Belen, and
Miss Estella Smith, of Trinidad, Col,
are spending the day in the city, hav-
ing arrived this morning from Belen,
where Miss Smith has been a guest of
Miss Becker the past two weeks. They
will return to their respective homes
this evening.
The people of Belen are making
preparations for the celebration of
their annual feast, which will take
place at Belen on Friday, August Is.
There will be a merry-go-round to
please the little folks, and horse rae
ing and other outside sports to keep