Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Miss Nellie Brewer is at Belen on a
visit to friends.
On account of Labor day holiday tn J
city council failed to meet last night.
Mrs. Childers and children have re.
turned home from a pleasant outing
on the upper Pecos.
Louis Trauer, who was in southern
Colorado on sheep business, returned
to the city last night.
G, Vargas, who represents Hall &
Learnard OF the road, returned to the
city from an out of town trip.
The public library will De closed
until Thursday morning on account of
the installation of the heating plant.
Albert e. Balmer, of Utica, N. Y,
general agent for the Phoenix Mutual
Life Insurance company, is in the city.
Miss Louise Bolton, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. l.. Henry,
at Gallup, is expected here this even
ing.
w. c. Leonard. who was back in his
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ing relatives and friends, has returned
to the city.
II. A. Durand, travelling inspector
for the Pullman company. was in the
city this morning while en- route from
Ell Paso north.
Hon. ]. G. Fitch, a well known at.
torney of Socorro, who was up north
or business, passed down the road for
home last night.
The recent wet weather has created
the necessity of a crossing from the
corner of Gold avenue and First street
to the Alvarado.
George Arnot, who was at Las Vegas
yesterday, returned last night and was
at the managers desk at Gross, Kelly
< Coz this morning.
w. NJ. Woodward, of Silver City,
passed through the city this morning
en- route east. Mr.. Woodward is ore
buyer for the Federal Copper company.
Major Clark Z. Carr, who visited his
cattle ranch in Valencia county neal
Fort Wingate, returned to the city last
night, and will remain here for a few
days.
w. Z. Baker, in charge of the Ala
media ranch, down in the Mesilla val
ley. was at Santa Fe yesterday on bust
ness. He passed down the road last
night.
Wilbur Peterson, fan master in the
local Santa Fe Pacific blacksmith
shops. has gone to ~Alamogordo to en-
JOY a months vacation and attend to
business.
Mrs. E. j. Dedman and her sister
Miss Anna Dennison, came in yester.
day from Alamogordo, and during the
day were guests at the local govern.
ment Indian school.
The principal of the First ward
school, Mrs. T. I. Butts, is still confined
to her room. The lady met with a fall
one day last week, and received sew
eral painful injuries.
r. w. s. Negus and wife left last
night for Phoenix, Arizona, where Mr..
Negus goes on some business connect
ed with the Mutual Life Insurance
company of New York.
T. A. Goodwin and wife, who were
up in the Jemez mountains for the
past month, returned to the city Sat
urday afternoon and on Sunday morn
ing were on the excursion train for
Santa Fe.
G. d. Moore has accepted a position
-. .o,-I;n- ea1ngp,an for Marshall
Field & Co., of Chicago, and left this
morning on a trip north. Mr.. Moore's
territory covers Colorado, Arizona and
New Mexico.
Mrs. J. B. Heron and daughter, Miss
Essie, will leave tomorrow morning for
a three weeks visit in Chicago and
other eastern points. Miss Essie will
remain in Chicago and attend an acad'
envy of music.
Peter Kitchen and family, who were
at the Jemez hot springs the past two
weeks. came in late yesterday after
noon on Blocks stage and proceeded
an hour later on the west bound pas
senger train for their home at Gal
lup.
Mrs. II. Ainsworth and Miss Maude
Hill, accompanied by their niece, Miss
Susie Johnson, of Williams, Arizona,
have returned from the west. The la
dies visited southern California and
several Arizona towns along the Santa
Re Pacific.
J.. r. Sanchez, for six years prophet
or of the Railroad barber shop on Rail-
road avenue, has sold the shop and will
engage in a general merchandise bust
ness at 1912 Barelas road. T. Sando-
val and p. p. Martinez are the purchas-
ers of the barber business. The new
proprietors will conduct the business
in the firms name.
Cortez OuickPl and Willie Talbot