Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-13
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

lcmbo hall tonight to be given by Miss
Morehead and her pupils.
Miss Minnie Holman, a sister of
Mrs. Samuel Neustadt, is here from
Las Vegas, and will spend the summer
with her sister.
w. J. Mcpherson. an attorney of
Santa Fe, who was at Las Cruces on
some private legal matters, passed up
the road home bound this morning.
Narcisito Pine and others, from Gu
bero, out west, are in the city today.
The gentleman is the owner of some
first class real estate on West Gold
avenue.
w. b. Smith, who was city ~circulator
and mailer on the Leader. Guthrie.
Oklahoma, is in the city, and was in
troduced at this office this morning
by Roy Ball.
Long, the negro who was charged
with trying to cut Special Officer Bar
ton of the Santa Fe, was bound over
to the grand jury by Judge Crawford
il the sum of $3.50.
James Grunsfeld, of the clothing
firm of Mandell & Grunsfeld. was a
north bound passenger last night. He
will rest up at the Las Vegas hot
springs for a few days.
After a weeks visit with Santa Fe
relatives and friends, Mrs. f.. Mon.
toya, mother of Editor Nestor Monte.
va, returned last night from the CAPT.
tai, bring along her little g~randdaugh-
ter.
Miss Morehead is a reader and i'm
~personator of the rarest ability. She
and her pupils will be the attraction
at Colombo hall tonight, presenting
the ~laughable play, THE Only Young
Man in Town.
r. L. Dodson went to Denver the 9TH
er day and when he came back he
brought along with him a motor bicy-
Gle. 1t is a dandy and takes the place
of the lamented locomobile, which sue
cumbed recently to a fire.
Thos. V. Keam, who was a patient at
the st. Joseph s"anitarium the past few
weeks, was up and down town This
morning. He reports himself getting
along nicely, and hopes to be thorough
ly well In a very short time.
Mrs. w. G. Hope and two daughters.
family oil DR.. Hope, left this morning
for Kansas City, where they will visit
relatives and friends for a few weeks.
DNiCA I LlL6 W lut CITY tHtN VIII
make several stops in Kansas.
A big invoice of wool, the spring clip
from the Sanchez sheep. arrived in
the city from the shearing pens on the
west side of the river this morning.
The wool was purchased by Gross,
Kelly & Co. at the market price.
Henry Huning, the extensive sheep
raiser o. show Low, Arizona, who was
here for the past few days as the guest
of Otto Dieckmann, will leave tonight
for the west. He expects to reach
Show Low some time on Sunday.
IAN Awkward Position" advertised
to be given by the University Dramatic
club at Colombo hall on Monday even
ing, June 16, will lot take pace Those
in authority state that two of the prin-
cipal actors are ill, and the club is
compelled, in consequence, to give up
the entertainment for Monday night.
Those residing in the vicinity of the
viaduct, on South Second street. would
ike to see the city sprinkling cart
down that way once in a while. Sew
eral complaints have reached this of
flee the past few days regarding the
non-appearance of the water cart in
that neighborhood. There are other
sections of the city where the sprink-
Ter would be hailed with genuine de-
light by property owners
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Greer. of Dem
ing, passed through the city south
bound last night. Mr.. Greer is the
manager of the Victoria Land and Cat.
tie company, which has extensive
ranges and thousand of cattle in
southwestern Grant county and north.
ern Mexico. Mr.. n Mrs. Greer
have just visited Chicago and spent
Tuesday at Las Vegas, where Mr..
Greer appeared before the cattle SAM
tary board.
Mrs. Franz Huning and son. Otto Hun
ing, who enjoyed a recreation of sever
weeks in southern California at one
of the pretty sea coast towns, returned
to the city last night. Otto Huning
will remain until June 26, and will then
return to P~hoenixville. Pa. where he
is the superintendent of the extensive
boiler works. Mrs. Louis Hun
ing, who was at Castle Huning. during
the absence of Mrs. Franz Huning. will
return to her home at Los Lunas to-
night.
A telegram from Manager w. E.
Martin, of the Santa Fe Central base
ball team at Santa Fe, was received
by Harman Wynkoop this morning i n
which he said: Arrangements com
pleted as per letter. Bring on your tig-
The team will leave here Sun
day morning at $50 and return the
same day at 1910 p. m. Anyone who
wishes to accompany the team can do
a low rate having been granted by
the Santa Fe team Tor those wishing to
accompany ball teams. The Browns
are confident of victory. Santa Fe is
to play a return game here the follow
ing Sunday.
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