Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-22
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The usual semi-monthly dance at
the Commercial club tonight.
Mrs. Susie Hester left last night for
Birmingham, Alabama, to visit rela-
tives.
Ed. Grunsfeld, who was north on life
assurance business, returned to the
city last night.
c.. l.. Doran came down from Las
Vegas this morning. He is the post
Office inspector.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
hold a regular meeting tonight. Nina
Corson, secretary.
Louis Benjamin went north this
morning on business for the firm of
Metcalf & Strauss.
T. Y. Maynard, the jeweler and
watch inspector, came in from Dem
ing this morning on train No. 22.
j. B. Long, a sheep man from Great
Falls, Montana, is spending a few days
in the city studying conditions.
d. A. Shope, of Winslow, and j.
F. McNally, of San Marcial, two well
known ~railroaders, are in the city to-
day.
]. II. O'Rielly and Will Ments left
last night for the south in interest of
the Washington Life Insurance COM
pany.
Mrs. Fred. Marshall, who was here
on a visit to the mother Of Mr.. Mar
shall. last night left for her home in
Winslow.
Mrs. Joseph Barnett, who was on a
p~rotracted visit to relatives at Chi
cago and in Missouri, returned home
last night.
Richard Pohl, who conducts a gen
eral merchandise store at Esmerelda,
near Belen, was here yesterday, re-
turning south last night.
w. w. Strong is busy today putting
a partition and counter in the room on
Gold avenue to be occupied by the
Goetting & Company meat market.
ss Mrs. Warren Graham and children,
who have resided at Cerrillos, came in
from the north last night, and the
family now resides on Marquette ave-
nue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational Church will give an after
noon tea Thursday, January 23rd, 8
D. m, at the home of Mrs. Carl Hop
ping.
The condition of Mrs. G.. c. Bora
dale changed for the worse at noon
today, and the venerable mother of
Captain Borradaile is now reported to
be dying.
The sad news of the sudden death,
from heart failure, of Mr.. ]. w. Hague
of New Orleans, La, was received this
morning by his betrothed, Miss Violet
Strauss.
II The Ladies' Aid Society of the Lead
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
8 will hold their regular monthly meet
ing Thursday, at the close Of the at
ternoon services.
Reports from the bedside OF Mrs,
G.. c. Borradaile are that she is sink
ing gradually, but Little hope of her
. recovery being entertained by the ply
I stefan in attendance.
d Miss Mae Tabor, who was here
dDOul a ySal dbo, 20 dSoih ~ ~ Nv
coming here last night from Omaha
r. Neb. The lady has many friends here
who will welcome her return to the
city.
:, ]. L. Erwin and family left this
- morning for their home at Kankakee
H., after a pleasant visit of three
weeks with Mr.. Erwin's sister, Mrs
TIL r.AttA, 90 tho VaHa frnnnrx
company.
The funeral of Miss Helen Rauch
AZ who died Monday afternoon at hel
1. rooms on West Railroad avenue, oc
Cured this afternoon at the Lead Ave
nue. Methodist Episcopal church. In
rs terment at Fairview. Rev. Bunker
C. oficiated.
he On Saturday night, at the old tow
society hall a dance will be given b!
the baseball club of that place, Ad
mission, fifty cents. The boys arr
anxious to appear on the diamond fell
IN the coming season in bran-new uni
n forms, and the proceeds of the dance
10 next Saturday night will go to he'll
purchase uniforms.
in Captain Gray came down from Trim
dad last night to enlist three men a
es the local office in the Grant building
IN Captain Gray will return home thi
no evening. The men. none of whom ar
re residents of Albuquerque, will leav
~ for San Francisco Friday evening.
J.. A. Skinner is moving into his ne'
he brick house on South Arno street t.
ay day.
On Friday night, January Gath, wi
occur at Grants hall Mrs. Walton
long anticipated ghost dance, IL
'rk moon will rise at 8 o'clock, and II
De ghosts will be allowed to appear
'un nantes of white. composed of ~
all shee's anu d piilo" e"S' u WIN