Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-18
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

from a ten days visit with friends at
Las Vegas.
Mrs. NJ. C. Mohlman, residing on
South Edith street, is threatened with
pneumonia.
II. p. Hayes. the night man at b.
Rupees drug store, arrived last night
from San Marcial.
w. E. Howard left this morning for
Manitou. Colo, where he expects to
visit with a brother for a month.
S. L. Douthirt and wife were passen-
gers last night for Los Angeles, where
they will visit for several weeks.
Candy Jones, representing the
Burleson.Gal CanLy company. of Den
yer, is spending the day in the city.
Will Ments, representing the Wash
ington Life Insurance company on the
road, returned to the city this morn
ing.
w. A. Cassman and wife expects to
leave tonight for Colorado Springs,
Colo, where they will reside in the fu-
ture.
Noah Fouch, after a pleasant visit
with his sister, Mrs. c. ID. Klump, will
return to his home at Hillsboro, Ohio,
tonight.
Tomorrow night, at Colombo hall, Z.
Bacus. a socialist speaker from Girard,
Kas, will address the socialist party of
this city.
Harry Myers, formerly employed
with the Golden Eagle dry goods store,
at Denver, has accepted a position with
l.. b. Stern.
l.. A. Grant, who was here looking
over the A. A. Grant estate, of which
he is one of the administrators, left
on his return for California last night.
Mrs. Breen, president of the Z. A.
Baxter corps, ". r. c., of Chicago, will
leave tonight on her return home after
a pleasant visit with friends in this
city.
w. l.. Bretherton, manager of w. A.
Clark's coal interests at Clarkville, Nc
Kinley county, came in from the west
last night and is here today on bust
ness.
Percy Hawley will be on deck again
shortly with his gallery of pictures
and his shooting gallery. He has rent
ed the Barnett building, lately vacated
by B. Ruppe, druggist.
Free bus from depot to hotel is now
in order. The plan was put into execu-
ton by F. e. Sturges, of Sturges' Eu-
ropean, followed by Hotel Highland
proprietor, F. H. Mitchell.
DR.. G. w. Harrison left his morning
for Santa Rosa to look after his oil
prospects. The doctor says that the
machinery is on the ground and that
work will begin right away.
A. r. Wharton, w. w. Curry, H..
Ogle, r. J.. Huller and w. j. Stevens,
the young men who enlisted at the
local recruiting station last Saturday,
left last night for San FRANCISCO.
Miss Cora Behring's bicycle which
was stolen last night, about s o'clock,
from the Methodist Episcopal church,
was found two hours later in the pos
session of a couple of small boys.
After a visit of a few days with mis-
sister, Mrs. w. ID. Clayton, wife of the
Methodist minister. u. Pitman Smith
left this morning on his return to his
home and business at Kansas City.
There will be a special ,~convocation
of Rio Grande chapter No. 4, X. A. NJ,
this evening at 1880. Visiting compan-
ions cordially invited. BY order of e.
H.. p. L.. III. Chamberlin, secretary.
Mrs. Walton held her Usual enjoy
abe class dance last night at Grants
hall. A large attendance was present
and the delightful pastime lasted until
a late hour. Miss HAWTHORN furnished
the music.
Word comes from Roswell that Rev.
c. E. Lukens and wife, formerly sta
toned among the Pueblo Indians at
Laguna, are revealing in the happy
smiles of a fine baby girl, which made
its appearance at their home the otner
evening.
Switchmen c. H. Coburn, z. A. Hy-
ser and Fred Stout were discharged
from service last night for being drunk
while on duty. Hyser was arrested
and gave bond for his appearance in
Justice Crawford's court this morning.
but failed to show up and accordingly
forfeited the bond, which was $40. The
Santa Fe has issued orders making all
railway employees. who are seen going
into a saloon, subject to dismissal.
A gentleman, seeing H.. B. Fergus
sons law sign on the Gold avenue win
dows OF the columbus hotel, called at
the n was surprised to find
that ii was a very queer law office-it
contained no law library. nor were
there documents scattered on the floor
or the tables, but it looked very much
like a occupied for sleeping pur-
poses. Mr.. FERGUSON neglected to
remove the sign; his Office is now over
the Union meat market.
On the return of C. +. Burg from La
Junta. where he had charge of that
city's opera house, the Bureau of In
formation sign over the Railroad e
nue. archway to the new Alvarado hotel
was removed yesterday. The sign, al
though intended only during fair week,
was put up under special instructions
from Mr.. Burg and, of course, was
subject to his orders, hence Architect
Whittlesey did not care to order its re-
moval until he received instructions
from Mr.. Burg, or, until he would re-
turn to the city and perform the duty
of removing it himself.
Business was good in police court
this morning but money was scarce.