Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

the Commercial club tonight. All mem
bers are invited.
John e. Boyles, travelling watch in
spector for the Santa Fe, is in the city,
checking up the local inspectors.
DR.. ]. b. Cutler n wife, from La
Cananea, Mexico, mining district, are
in the New Mexico metropolis today.
Six new San Pedro, Los Angeles &
Salt Lake road cars passed through
the city this morning from st. Louis
factories.
Mrs. c. F. Laub, of Torreon, who has
been spending a few days in the city
visiting with friends, left this morning
for Ration.
w. L. Bretherton, superintendent of
the w. A. Clark mines at Clarkville,
Mckinley county, is in the city today
on business.
George A. Blake, who was sick the
past three weeks. is up and around.
He lost about twenty pounds of flesh
in that time.
Mrs. j. w. McCoach, of San Marcial,
passed through the city this morning
bound for Kansas City for an extended
visit with friends.
Mrs. James Herrick, of Fairbanks,
Ariz., passed through the city this
morning bound for Augusta, Kan, to
visit with her parents.
A. b. McGaffey, who has been tour
ing the north and east in the interest
of the Hyde Exploring Expedition, is
expected home tonight.
The Eagles intend to have one of
the prettiest floats in the big parade
during the territorial fair. ]. Cuneo
has the mater in charge.
The Woman's circle of the Baptist
church will meet tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock at the residence of Mr..
Newton, on South Arno street, on the
highlands.
Beware of grafters. They are in the
land, and they represent almost every
known kind of business. Housewives
should not be taken in by the smooth
talk of these swindlers.
Miss Eta Van Hoesen, a young lady
who came to Albuquerque about six
months ago for her health, left this
morning for her home at Lawrence,
Kan, in a much improved condition.
Col. j. Francisco Chaves, territorial
school superintendent. and wife,
passed through the city this morning
en- route to Santa Fe from the ~coloners
ranch at Progresso, Valencia county.
F. E. Bird, agent for the Erie rail-
road at C%allicoon, N. Y, arrived last
night and will remain in the city some
time. Mr.. Bird is run down in health
and has come to New Mexico to re-
cuperate.
j. w. McQuade and family, who have
been at San Diego, Cal, the past few
weeks, are now at Los Angeles, and
the health of the children has been
restored. They will return to Albu-
querque shortly. t
s. Sails, a native laborer, who has
been doing rock work for the Santa Fe
in Arizona, was brought to this city
this morning on passenger No. 2. with
a broken leg, and taken to the local
hospital for treatment.
]. F. McNally, superintendent of the
Rio Grande division. came up from
San Marcial this morning and today,
accompanied by Station Agent F.. l..
Myers, is making an inspection of the
new freight depot. IL is almost ready
for occupancy.
A. A. Winterer, an optician of twelve
years standing, has arrived in the city,
and has established an office at the
drug store of B. Ruppe on West Rail-
road avenue. He will give special at
teHtion to filling oculists' prescriptions
and frame fitting.
William Watson, a mining man from
Helena, Mont, who has been spending
several days in the city talking with
local mining men, left last night fol
Jerome, Ariz., where he will make a
report on the United Verde mine fire
for Senator Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Mccarthy, o
Wood River, Neb., who have beer
spending the summer sojourning OF
the Pacific coast, arrived this morn
ing and are visiting with their cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Strong. They eX
: pect to remain in the city severa
days.
A. H. Hilton, the big general me-
chant and coal operator of San Al
tonic and Carthage, transacted bus
ness in the city yesterday Mr.. Hilto
reports the Rio Grande valley nea
, San Antonio looking fine, a nice quar-
tity of rain having fallen there durin
. the last few months.
) The ladies of st. Johns Guild w
2 resume their monthly teas. the fir
5 one to be given on the lawn at Mr.
Q G. l.. Brooks, 903 Copper avenue. {
. Thursday from 8 to 6. Ping pong W.
. be the attraction. A special inv
o tation is extended to all strangers al
. tn ALI friends Of the church