Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

There will be a free concert at Or
chestrion hall, old town, tomorrow
afternoon. Everybody invited.
Miss Korber and Miss Butcher went
to The Ellis ranch this morning. where
they will spend a pleasant vacation.
F. McSpadden, of the McSpadden
Transfer company, is busy today NOV
ing a piano out to Whitcomb springs.
NJ. VI. butcher, city c%irculator OF The
Cirzen, accompanied by Mrs. butcher
is spending a few days in the noun
tains.
Mayor Charles F. Myers, who has
been suffering from a severe case OF
toothache the past week, has about re-
covered.
A special meeting of the Elks will
be held in DR. Carnes' Office tonight at
s o'clock, to make arrangements Tor
Elks' day of the fair.
Sheriff Cipriano Baca. the popular
guardian of the peace of Luna county,
is in the city today on official busl-
ness, arriving from Deming this morn
ing.
Among those who went to Camp
Whitcomb this morning were Mrs. U.
A. Campbell, Miss Ida Campfield, Miss
Hawthorne and Miss Susie Dobson.
Nathan Barth has returned from an
extended visit 10 his sheep ranges in
the Zuni mountains. He reports MS
spring clip of wool satisfactorily and
thai the pastures are looking fine.
The ball game between the Old
Town Reds and Browns has been in
definitely postponed along with the
races which were to have been given
by the Gentleman's Driving associa-
ton.
The members of the Woman's Relief
Corps and a few old soldiers were en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. J. G.
Hutchinson last night in a very pleasant
manner. Delightful refreshments were
served.
j. C. Beaver, proprietor of the Clark
Vile coal yards, was around yesterday
presenting his friends and customers
with a handsome and useful advertise
ment in the shape of a match box and
scratcher.
Eugene Kempenich, the city sales
man for e. j. Post & Co., returned yes
terday afternoon from a trip to the
Jemez hot springs. He mas a splendic
time, and the baths worked all the
rheumatism Out VI lib JOihtos
Frank Wincheck. son Of Charles W.
Wincheck, formerly general foreman
of the local Santa Fe Pacific machine
shops, is enjoying a short visit with
his mother and sister. n young man
is q student of st. Benedicts college at
Atchison, Kas.
> Iienry Metzgar, the fruit raiser OF
the Pajarito fruit belt, was here today,
and left a few fine peaches. He says
, Pajarito orchards are in fine condition
this summer the fruit trees being lit
i, orally bowed down with delicious ap'
pies, peaches, pears, etc.
There will be no Sunday school al
the Congregational church tomorrow
ON account of repairs being made III
the church. During the next week
however, the seats will be r~earranged
and there will be regular Sunday
= school service after tomorrow
Mrs. A. J. Frank and two daughters
family of the gentleman interested II
e the building of a smelter at Algodones
y are expected to arrive tonight from I
protracted visit to southern Canfornla
They will remain in this city until MT
It Frank prepares for their reception a
l. ~Algodones.
There was no quorum at the o
mercial club last night, hence no &c
ton taken on the Cook smelter propo
sition. Several directors present
n however, and others seen today, ar
considering the Cochiti railway propc
sition submitted to the cluo a SORT TIN
ago by Mr.. Stubs.
Toney Michelbach and son, Law
n renee. of old town o. Albuquerque, WI
n LAxA y
s leave tonight for Flagstaff, where n
10 will visit his brother and sister. MI
d. Michelbach has had bad health Tn
O. past few weeks, and goes to Flagtsai
to recuperate. He will be absent apou
re three to four months.
* ]. M. Donley and son, c. NJ. Donlel
and J. e. Reynolds, of Wichita, Kas
spent last evening in the city going
Ell Paso last night. The gentlemen ar
opening a large planning mill at Wici
-. tia, and are buying their lumber SUI
plies in New Mexico. lacy expect I
nj return to Albuquerque tomorrow mori
i'd ing.
Mrs. b. A. Slevster, the worthy Wi
OF the well known and popular real e
tate and insurance agent, was out drl
is ing Yesterday afternoon, the hrst tlH
'rt since her severe Illness. 1t is a sour'
sl OF pleasure 10 aHnOuHcS Iudt MIS- Ho
ster will soon be all right again al
that she will be among her many la'
friends once more.
Va The Gagged tiger at Zeiger's ca
this morning caused considerable tro
BILE. A gentleman from the count
walked into the resort and, wltho
- intending to do any harm, blew L
. breath. In a twinkling the tiger nc
~ - .-.l anl frntth1n annNnlnnne
% A settlement was effected by the &c
g tleman interested acknowledging
10 wrong.
e w. V. Wolvin, d. d. S, Dental >
e geon Santa Fe Pacific Railroad, Ora
% Block. Both phones.
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= Go to Zeiger's Cafe tonight and
. Joy one of the best free lunches