Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Miss Heimbeck will sing the offer
tory at the Presbyterian church tomor.
row morning.
w. L. Conant, deputy sheriff of
Grant county. and J. w. Bible, a well
known merchant of Hanover, passed
up the road for Santa Fe this morning.
Rev. r. NJ. Craig, the synodical mis-
sionary OIL the Presbyterian church
for New Mexico, has returned after a
visit to the missions north of the city.
Mrs. F. J. Kettler, who was sojourn-
ing the past few weeks at Camp Whit.
comb. left last night for Ell Paso.
where Mr.. Kettler will engage in bust
ness.
10. j. Sheridan, the territorial coal
mine inspector, who was at Gallup the
past few days. passed through the
city this morning for the Monero coal
mines.
]. M. Reed, of Newton, Kansas, is
visiting his father in law. J.. w. Ed
wards. He is Wells-Fargo agent at
Newton, and will return to his home
tonight.
Tony Michelbach, proprietor of the
Old Town Plaza meat market, appear.
ed on the streets today with an attrac-
tive new delivery wagon fresh from
the shop of Ortiz & Co.
Alfred Grunsfeld. of the dry goodsr
firm of Grunsfeld Bros. will leave for
Santa Fe tomorrow night, where on
Monday he will attend a meeting Of
the territorial bureau of immigration.
Prof. M. E. Hickey, the public school
superintendent, has let the contract
for a fine residence to A. w. Hayden,
contractor and builder. The residence
will be constructed on a lot on North
Walter street.
Miss Elizabeth Sinner. one of the
well known school teachers, has been
offered a position in the preparatory
department Of the college of Agricul-
ture and .aechanic Arts at Las Cruces.
She has no yet given a definite reply.
The funeral services of David C.
Morrison will be he'd Monday morning
at 8 o'clock at the church of the I'm
maculate Conception. The remains
will be buried here temporarily and
! later removed to Grafton, West Vir-
ginia.
Several carloads of machinery and
other supplies for the Colorado Fuel
& Iron company at Gallup passed
through the city west bound last
night. The company will no doubt re-
sumo work at the Catalpa mine in a
short time.
Jacob Silva & Co. have an advertise
ment in today's Citizen. They handle
the famous San Antoine white stone
the best building stone in the south
west. and are now ready % take or
ders. Their yards are on West Rail-
road avenue between Fourth and Fifth
streets. =
The Misses Heimbeck and Braith-
waite will give a pupils recital at their
studio in the Commercial club this ev-
ening. n fine program of vocal and
instrumental numbers will be given.
Miss Morehead, the talented reader,
will assist, and Bruno Dieckmann will
play the o~bligatos. %
A few days ago The Citizen mention,
cd the departure of Chris Christensen
and wife for Las Vegas. It is now
learned that Mrs. Robert Mann, for
merly of this city, had purchased the
Murphy drug store Of Las Vegas, and
Mr.. Christensen will manage the bust
ness for her.
The Elks of Albuquerque will hold
an important meeting this evening, and
it is hoped that all the local and visit
ing members attend. The following
gentlemen from Socorro are here to-
day and will be initiated into the mys.
teries of Elkdom tonight: August
Rouiller, J.. E. Griffiths, H. M. Dougher-
ty, Abran Abeytia, j. F. and George
Cook. Homer Hill.
The lecturer at Odd Fellows hall
next Sunday night will continue his
lecture on Modern Miracles The
special subject will be Diversity of
Powers" rhe extraordinary facts cit
ed will be taken from authentic rec
ords, ancient and modern, and corro-
borated by others from scientific
sources and personal observation. 1870
p. m, 319h Second street.
Judge H. b. Hamilton, a former as
sociate justice of the territorial SUI
preme court with Office and home at
Socorro, alighted from the flyer from
the east this morning. He had beer
to Chicago to attend the directors
meeting of the Eagle Mining and I'm
provement company of Lincoln county
of which he Is the attorney. The Judge
now resides in Ell Paso, and will con,
tinue south tonight.
Mrs. Minnie Ward Patterson, who
came here from Marshall, Mich, to
visit her son, G. L. Paterson, is sc
well pleased with Albuquerque that
she has decided to remain here. She
nj opened a studio in room 5 of the
Golden RUE rooming house and is or
ganizing a class in painting. Mrs. Pat
terson is a lady of pleasing manner
an artist of rare ability and takes great
pleasure ~ the practice of her art. A
number of her paintings are on exhibi
ton at her studio.
Joseph r. Abner, formerly of tn,
government Indian school, now will
the Phoenix. Arizona, school. writes
that he would like to bring the famous
Phoenix concert band here for the fai
n hopes that some arrangements cal
be made with the Fair association. II,
says the Phoenix band has an engage
ment at Salt Lake CITY. Utah from