Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-07
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

It. l.. tdil anu niSS IdH. OF Los LII
mas, are in the city today.
Miss Lucinda Anderson is at home
today suffering from a sprained ankle.
Hon. ]. l.. Hubbell was a passenger
to Santa Fe this morning. He expects
to return tonight.
Hon. j. l.. Hubbell, of Grants. Ari.
IONA, is visiting with his family on
West Copper avenue.
Ernest Dougherty went up to Santa
Fe this morning to visit q few days
with his sister, Miss Eva.
j. w. Edwards has treated the front
room of his undertaking parlors to a
new bright colored carpet. =
Jack Scales. city salesman for Met.
cali q Strauss, vent to Bernaljllo this
morning on business for the Arm.
/, b. Warren, manager for the Ar.
mour Packing company's local office.
was a passenger north this morning.
Mrs M. j. Borden viii leave tonight
for Socorro, where she will visit her
daughter. Mrs. Sleignt, for a week.
Fire Chief Ruppe is around today
correcting delinquent subscriptions for
tne new hre wagon. He reports fair
success.
There will be a regular meeting of
Adam Chapter No. s, o. e. s.. this even
ing at 1880. BY order Of worthy mat.
ron. Laura Fluke, secretary.
George w. Stubs was a messenger
for Cerrillos this morning. going north
on business for the firm of jerks. Cur
ran & Stubs. mining brokers.
Mrs. T. ID. Burns, wife of Hon. r. ID
Burns, of Rio Arriba county, arrived
from TERRA Amarillo last night and is
visiting with Mrs. M. s. Otero.
Mrs. M. Ward, proprietress of the
rooming house over j. A.. SINNERS
grocery store, left this morning for a
short visit with friends and relatives
in Missouri.
August Seis, of Fort Wingate. will
arrive here on No. 8 tonight and re-
main until tomorrow night, when he
will leave for Denver and Colorado
Springs on a pleasure trip.
The Las Vegas Record saws: Mrs.
Cady, of Iowa Falls, Iowa. who had
been spending a few days in the city
as the guest of Mrs. d. r. Murray. left
yesterday afternoon for Albuquerque.
The Albuquerque Dramatic club is
contemplating giving another benefit
play some time in the neal future. J.
Oliphant is president of the club and
the prospects for a fine performance
are quite favorable.
Triple Link Rebekah lodge gave a
delightful old fashioned taffy pull to
the Odd Fellows and their families at
Odd Fellows hall last night. Besides
tafy. games and music were enjoyed.
About fifty were present.
c. II. West. representing a Wholesale
ladies' suit and cloak house of Denver.
and an old friend of Henry Movers.
head clerk at L. B. Stern's dry goods
store. is around visiting the dry goods
merchants of the city today.
James d. Hughes, the business man..
ager of the Santa Fee New Mexican
Printing company, is here today on
business. He will entertain the "smok-
err at the Commercial club tonight and
VIII return to Santa Fee tomorrow NOR
ming.
j.. II. Bearrup, president of the Albu-
querque wool securing mills. was a
passenger to Grants last night. Mr..
Bearrup will inspect a large number
OF sheep which are in lie vicinity of
Grants, in view of buying some of
them.
The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the First Baptist church met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs c. ID.
O on South Arno street. After the
regular business of the society had
peen dispensed with light refreshments
were enjoyed.
DR.. w. w. Spargo, who recently
came to Albuquerque from Wheeling,
West Virginia, has put up his sign and
VIII have his Office in DR.. Russ rooms
In the N. T. Armijo building. DR..
,Spargo has resigned his position as
health officer of Wheeling.
Nathan Barth was a passenger to
Grants last night. He will visit his
sheep ranches in the Zuni mountains
returning. 1t is reported hat a
good fall of snow has occurred in the
.uni mountains recently and that pros
poets for spring pasture are good. (,
Katherine Wenke entertained infor-
.ally at her home on South Second
last night. The evening was
spent with bright, lively conversation I
music and games. Delightful refresh. I
.ents were served. About a dozen
her most intimate lady friends were
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The plans have been finished and the
has been let for a fine hand
some two story residence, to be built {
Tor A. b. McGaffey, at the corner of !
twelfth street and Tijeras avenue. J
The lower story will be cement and the :
upper story single. 1t will consist of
eight rooms and will be supplied with
all The ~conveniences of a modern resi-
ience.
Mrs. Sophia Valentine died at her
residence on South Edith street yes
.erday afternoon of consumption. The
deceased was "a years old and has
living in this city, with a sister >
nd mother for about five months. hav-
ng come from Seattle, Washington. 4
where the husband now resides. The
emains VIII be shipped to Fairhaven.
Washington, for burial. Undertaken
strong has charge