Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-30
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

J. Foley, of FL Paso, who has been
in the city several days returned home
last night.
v. p. Edie, of the Albuquerque wool
securing mills, was a passenger for
Las Vegas this morning.
Father Coudert passed through the
city this morning en- route from Socor.
no to his home at Bernalillo.
Miss Nellie Brewer left last night
for Belen, where she will teach the
public schools at that place.
Miss Marie Wincheck, who has been
spending a month at different Pacific
coast resorts, is expected home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alessandro Baca, who
were married here last Saturday, left
Madrid, N. NJ.
The Silver avenue livery stable has
come out with some fine new signs.
They are in keeping with the coming
fair decorations.
DR.. Carnes and w. Y. Walton have
returned from a weeks hunting trip in
the Manzano mountains. They report
having had a nice trip and having seer
some bear signs, but brought back no
trophy.
Sister Nolasco. who has been Sister
Sister Superior at st. Vincent's in this
city will go to Santa Fe to be Sister
Superior of the sanitarium. Sister Ur-
sula, who has been Sister Superior at
the Santa Fe sanitarium for a long
time. left yesterday for Cincinnati to
reside.
John, s. Trimble returned to Ell Paso
last evening. Mr.. Trimble, who is
manager of the Trimble Transfer com
pany. of Ell Paso, was here buying a
bus and some horses to be used on
their line. He reports business good
and excellent prospects for a progress
i've business.
Mrs. E. c. Whitson, president of the
local Woman's Relief Corps, expects
to leave tomorrow morning for Wash
ington, D.. c., to attend the national en-
campment of the Grand Army of the
Republic and the Woman's Relief
Corps, which occurs at that place Oc-
tober 6 to 10.
All the Jewish stores in the city
will be closed on Thursday. which is
rhe Jewish New Year. The stores will
close at 6 o'clock Wednesday and will
be closed until 6 o'clock Thursday
evening. This is quite an event in Jew
ish circles and will be observed by ev-
eryone who processes that religion.
At the last meeting of the Eagles
the lodge unanimously resolved to pre-
sent Geo. X. Neher a gold badge, in ap-
probation of his valuable services in
organizing the lodge and helping in
every possible way to make it a credit
and benefit to the city. A committee
has the matter of procuring the medal
in charge and 1t will be a neat
souvenir.
The front of the store building oc-
cupied by the Foster Millinery compa-
ny. is receiving a new coat of paint.
The fire department made a short
run at $3.50 this morning. The cause
of the alarm was a small blaze in the
of the Vendome hotel, several
boxes having caught fire from the ash
pit. The blaze was soon extinguished
and nc damage was done.
The press of the city c%hronicled the
.onnell-Huning marriage as having &C.
at Los Lunas. when was a mis-
q 10 MipC Epnn,a IInpinn aud NlTa1fnrI
Cornell were married at the church of
Immaculate Conception Sunday morn
ing and will make their home wi VI the
of the bride, Mrs. Louis Hun
ing, who recently moved into the Err
nest Meyers property on North Sec
md street.
At a meeting of committees from the
and typographical unions
It was decided to call a meeting for
The third Sunday in October to make
an effort to organize other branches of
in Albuquerque and also a trades
assembly with delegates from each un-
ion. The hour and place of meeting
will be announced later. There are
branches of trade which are
to organize and no doubt this
will be done.
]. p. Sturdivant. a wealthy planter
Of De Mopalis, Alabama, died at the
ST. Joseph hospital yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Sturdivant had been a pa
tient in the hospital for one week, hav-
ing come here from Chicago. He has
in Ell Paso for the last three
years. His wife arrived from Ell Paso
a few days ago. The remains were
taken charge of by o. w. Strong &
Sons and were shipped to De Mopalis,
Alabama. last night.
c. C. Hall, the well known mer-
chants broker. has decorated his Office
In thn Hrnnnmnn block in a Very artis.L