Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-05
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Attorney w II. Pope was here last
night on legal business.
j. II. O'Rielly. general manager of
the Washington Life Insurance compa-
nv in Arizona and New Mexico. return
ed last night from a business trip to
Silver City.
The ladies of the Woman's Home
Missionary society of the Lead Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church will give a
tea on Thursday afternoon from 8 to
5, at Mrs. CIRCUITS.
Harry Weller is not married. The
item in The Citizen shocld have read:
Mrs. Harry Benjamin" Inc not Mrs.
Harry Weller" The lady is Just re-
covering from her recen spell of
sickness.
G.. X. Warren post, G. A. r., met last
night in regular session. After the
regular business had been transacted
the members were entertained with
a few short interesting war stories by
Gov. e. S. Slower.
The Gallup Republican y Rev.
w. ID. Clayton, of Albuquerque, is here
on a visit to his son. DR.. Clayton. Mr..
Clayton was pastor of the Methodist
! CuulCn Ut DdiluD iOI yours ana mas
many warm friends here.
The Woman's Circle of the First
Baptist church will meet with Mrs. c..
ID. Goff, CPS south Arno street, Thurs
day, at $3.50 p. m. All members of the
church and congregation are extended
a cordial welcome. Ida Ill. Eide, Sec
rotary.
Mrs. Jessie Miller entertained the
Arion Mandolin club at her home on
South Arno street last night in a very
delightful tanner. Besides music and
cards. light refreshments were served.
Only the members of the club were
invited.
f. G. Garcia, accompanied by Z. NJ.
S%andoval, returned from Mitchell. Va
lencia county, this morning. where he
had been to receive 1000 sheep recent
ly bought from Mr.. Sandoval. Mr..
Sandoval expects to remain in the city
several days.
A number of the pupils of Mrs. Ella
La Bar gave her a delightful surprise
last evening at her home on Fourth
street, in honor of the anniversary of
her birthday. The pupils arrived car
rying good wishes and gifts and a
most pleasant evening was enjoyed.
The city public school exhibit, which
was displayed at the territorial fair
last fall, with a few more from the
botany class, will be given Commits
sioner r. w. d. Bryan, who will send
them to the Charleston exposition, as
a sample of the work done in the Albu.
uerque schools.
Fifteen Navajo boys passed through
the city this morning en- route from st.
Johns, Arizona, to the Chilocco Indian
school in Oklahoma. The Chilocco
schools are Cherokee schools and it
required a special permit from Secre-
tary Of the Interior Hitchcock to afford
them admission.
The items, published yesterday in
The Citizen and under date from Hol-
brook. should have been credited to
Winslow. While The Citizen has an
exceptionally good correspondent at
Holbrook. he is not as regular as the
: Winslow correspondent. hence we apol-
] ogize to the latter for the mistake.
Hon. 10 e. Sheridan, wife and daugh-
) ter came in from Silver City this morn
ing and will leave tonight for the west.
Mr.. Sheridan, who is the territorial
coal mine inspector, will go to Gallup
on official business, while Mrs. Sheri.
dan and daughter will continue on to
I Los Angeles, Cal, where they will So
: journ for a few weeks. Ffe .LoIf
: Two picked teams from the Albu'
querque Guards will wage war at bas'
( ket ball in Colombo hall next Friday
: night. The game promises to be a good
: one, for the reason that the boys are
: on to each others tricks, having played
" together. The teams will line up as
follows: Stars-L. Albers, ]. Tierney
n Frank Yott. II. Benjamin, f. Parker;
Crescents-M. Sheppard, G. Keleher,
e. Peltier, c. Watkins, d. Moore.
Miss Jennie Albertson, an employe
of the Albuquerque Steam laundry,
received rather a painful and unfortun.
ate injury yesterday afternoon while
working at one of the mangles. One
hand was caught and badly burned and
bruised before the machinery could be
3 stopped. The physician who dressed
3 the injured hand reports that no ser
/ ious damage was done and hat the
B lady will be able to resume her duties
5 in a few days.
3 The Albuquerque Guards met a
8 their quarters last night for their regu
; lar semi-weekly drill. 1ie attendance
Z was light because quite a number o
s the guards have a guilty conscience
3 and expected a lecture from thei
4 major. A committee from the Higl
3 school and the University basket bal
q teams were present with a cballeng
for a game against a picked team O
q the guards. The challenge was az
cepted and the game will probably b
played a week from next Friday.
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