Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. J. II. Wilson has gone to Lava
station, where she will reside in the
future.
Hon. Alexandra Sandoval who was at
Santa Fe on business, returned to the
city last night.
j. A. Roush, a well known ~railroader,
secured a ninety days lay off. He left
this morning for Chicago.
Wanted-Men, drivers and shovel
ers. to work on the Santa Fe Central
Report at Kennedy station.
II. E. Fox, the well known jeweler,
left this morning for the east. He
will be absent a week or ten days.
Charles Melini, of the wholesale liq-
uor firm of Melini & Eakin, who was
west on business, returned this morn
ing.
j. w. Howarth. of Dallas. Texas, is
in the city. He represents the piano
manufacturing firm of d. II. Baldwin
& Co.
The Hotel Highland Office and read
ing DON has been greatly improved
by a hard wood floor, which has just
been laid.
NJ. f.. Porter, of the International
Correspondence schools, who was up
north on business, returned to the cay
last night.
The regular weekly social meeting
of the Catholic club, which was post
poned last week. will be held as usual
at 8 o'clock tonight.
A large crowd of Commercial club
members should attend the meeting
tonight, and hear the smelter PROPOSE
ton from Mr.. Cook. of Denver.
Woven wire canvas cots and chairs
and folding tables for camping pur-
poses, of all kinds, at Futrelle Furni-
ture company, west end of Viaduct.
Ed. w. Dillon and wife, who look af-
ter the culinary department of VIM.
McIntosh's ranch home, are in the city
to enjoy the delightful warm air for a
few days.
Mrs. S. w. DIETRICH and child, family
of the efficient manager of the Electric
light works, left this morning for Ter
re Haute, Ind, where they will spend
the summer.
C. c. Hall, the heavyweight fighter"
of this city, with his valises loaded
with fire brands, left this morning for
the north, where he will talk fair and
sell groceries.
Mrs. Farrell left last night for her
home in Toronto, Canada, after a
pleasant visit to her daughter, Mrs.
w. f. D%unspaugh, of this city. The
lady will return to the city in the fall.
Judge A. j. Crawford returned from
the mountains this morning. He saw
his wife and children comfortably
quartered in the mountains, near Camp
Whitcomb, where they will remain
several days.
Otto Huning, who has been here the
past few weeks visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Huning, left Inis
morning for his duties at Phoenixville,
Pa. He is assistant manager of the
Heine Boiler company.
Max Erich, the Los Candelarias at
torney, whose legal duties take him
out of the city as often as any Albu-
querQue attorney, returned last night
after a professional visit to Cerrillos,
Thornton and Pena Blanca.
The albuquerque Street Railway
company are in receipt of some new
music which will be played for the
first time at the Saturday night dance
and Sunday afternoon concert. Orches-
trion hall with the fans running is the
coolest place about the city to spend a
few hours. Everybody invited to these
concerts.
w. S. Hopewell. vice president of
the Santa Fe Central, and Attorney
X. Il. Twitchell, of the Santa Fe, went
north this morning, the former for
Kennedy camp and the latter for Las
Vegas. They were here yesterday on
right of way matters across the Santa
y .,a,I- ,Aor EAnnaIu hY,t pAnnhnI
no conclusion.
Henry GoetZ, the day chef at the
Sturges European restaurant, is taking
his usual summer vacation, and hopes
to leave one day next week for the
Jemez hot springs, where he will drink
the medicinal waters and take the hot
baths for rheumatism. Mrs. Goetz and
daughter may be induced to accompa-
ny Mr.. Goetz to the resort.
The public auction of the household
effects of Mrs. II. M. Parks, residing
at 1920 North Second street, took place
today, and the goods brought fairly
good prices. The auctioneer was H.
S. Knight and he ratified the goods off
at a rapid rate. always obtaining the
better figures for the articles before
knocking them off to this and that
buyer.
Today. Deputy United States Mar
shals Fred McKeehan and Fred For
noff sent their congratulations to DR..
l.. E. Kittrell, on his being appointed
and confirmed as the postmaster of
Socorro. There will be no more COM
plant from that section of New Mex
leo, that Socorro has a postmaster who
cannot read or write. The doctor is
all right.
The Des Moines Capital gives a
lengthy account of the funeral of j. T.
O'Mara, who was killed at San Pedro
a little more than two weeks ago. The
funeral was largely attended and low
mass was said at the church of the
Visitation at East Des Moines, Iowa
Rev. Father Straven officiating. The
interment was made at St. Ambrose