Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

district, was expected home today.
]. ID. Eakin. of the wholesale liquor
firm of Melini & Eakin, with branch
store at Santa Rosa, has returned to
the city.
Manuel S. Pine and Jose w. Aragon.
extensive sheep raisers of Socorro
county, are in the city purchasing
ranch supplies.
Miss Mary Bradford, who formerly
liveu here, but now of Ell Paso. passed
through the city this morning, en- route
to Kansas City.
Regular review of Alamo hive No. 1.
Ladies of the Maccabees. this evening.
February 26, at |. O.. o. f. hall, at 1880
o'clock. Nina Corson, r. X.
X. X. Scott, attorney, came in from
Gallup yesterday on business and will
return west tonight. Mr.. Scott is the
efficient town clerk of Gallup.
F. H. Kent. the Third street real
estate agent, has sold two lots on Sill
yer avenue, between Third and Fourth
street, to Mrs. James Sayres.
Judge Baker will open court at Los
Lunas next Monday and the term here
will commence March II. The term
here will be an unusually heavy one.
Mrs. Neil B. Field has departed for
Chicago and thence to Washington.
d. c., where she will join a party Ell
route to the Florida winter resorts.
D.. A. Macpherson, a busy man as
secretary of Albuquerque's prosper
Gus enterprises, is reported on the sick
list today. He hopes to be up and
around tomorrow.
Mr.. n Mrs. j. G.. Kirkhuf. who
have been spending a couple of weeks
with Mrs. Kirkhuff's sister. Mrs. ]. e.
Knight, left this morning for their
home at Newton, Kas.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church, will give an after
noon tea on Thursday, February 81.
at Mrs. Marsh's residence, corner of
Iron avenue n Arno street.
George N. Todd and wife. of Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo, accompanied by
Miss Baker, are in the city, and are
well pleased with Albuquerque as a
city of great future promises.
Jake Levy is in receipt of two ele-
gantly mounted deer heads, which ar
rived from Ell Paso yesterday morning.
They are destined to adorn the walls
OF the new White Elephant resort.
Timothy O'Brien, who served con-
siderable time travelling on railroads
as a Wells, Fargo express messenger,
is in the city representing an accident
insurance company. His headquarters
are at Denver.
Major J. S. Van Doren. of Bluewater.
is in the city today and was a pleasant
caller at The Citizen oce. He will at
tend the Macarthur reception and
ball tomorrow night, and then go out
south on business.
Mrs. E. Jameson, who came all the
way from Chicago to be present at the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Nina to
X. e. Pellow, which occurred last
night, will leave on her return home
this evening.
The local lodge of Knights of Ply
thias is in receipt of a new set of ele-
CANT regalia and some other effects of
paraphernalia. Among them was a fine
electro ~stereopticon, which will fur
nish the Pythians and their friends
some rare pleasure.
Mrs. George w. Oyster, who has
been visiting with her sisters, Mrs. p.
B. Dalies and Miss Laura Zinth, at
Belen. passed through the city this
morning on her return home, at Ripon.
Wis. Mrs. Oyster visited at Belen
about seven weeks. .ar
There will be a meeting of Booth
camp, Spanish American War veter-
ans, at the store of J. Borradaile & Co.
on Friday evening at 7 p. m. for the
purpose of mastering in the members
of the camp. All ex-volunteers are in
vited to join the camp.
Thomas Hughes, who was down
| anpnnO tho nnnn1a of Grant anI I ,,na
counties in the interest of The Citizen,
returned this morning and succeeded
in materially increasing the already
big subscription lists at Deming, Sill
yer City and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Macpherson were
at the depot this morning to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Westover, of
Allentown, Pa, who were passing
through the city, on a return trip from
a visit to Los Angeles. Mr.. Westover
is an old friend of Mrs. Macpherson.
VIM. Chaplin, the Railroad avenue
boot and shoe dealer. laid aside bust
ness today and early this morning hied
himself to the He'll canyon mining dis
trict. where he has some promising
claims. He VIII return to the city late
this afternoon, and be on deck at his
store tomorrow.
At the meeting last night of the di-
rectors of the Commercial club. it was
the desire of the directors to give as
much publicity as possible to the fact
that the reception to Major General
Macarthur is a citizens affair" and
that all citizens, who care and have the
time, are cordially requested to call at
the club on Thursday night and there
meet the major general. Therefore. the
general public is invited and it is
hoped that a large delegation, not 9TH
erwise members of the club, avail
themselves of this opportunity TO meet
the distinguished military officer.
Do not fail to hear the lecture on
Worlds Religions at the Congrega-
tianol church on Saturday evening by
DR.. ]. II. Burrows. the elOouent preSi-