Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30
Local Happenings

len. are In the city.
Duncan Bell will sing a solo at the
Baptist church tomorrow morning.
The regulation ping pong table Is
by feet and two feet six inches high.
Mrs. +. II. Kline went to Santa Fe
this morning to visit with her husband
a week.
Mrs. Wallace Hesselden went N
Trinidad this morning for a ten days
visit with friends.
Chas. l.. whittlesey.. the Santa re
architect. returned this morning from
a trip to Grand canyon of Arizona.
Hon. Esteban Baca. the ex.postmas.
ter Of Socorro. who was here yester.
day. returned last night to the Gem
city.
c. G. Ames and family, of Jackson,
Mich, who were here the past few
months. will leave tonight for Red.
lands, Cal
Major w. II. II. Llewellyn, the dis.
trict attorney for the southern coun.
ties, who was here yesterday, went to
Santa Fe last night.
j. A. Courtney. day ticket agent at
the local station. who has been on
the sick list the past few days. is able
to be at work again,
w. s. Hopewell vice president of
the Santa Fe Central railroad. spent
last night In the city and returned to
Santa Fe this morning
Miss Alice Jones, of Greeley, Colo,
who has been visiting with friends in
the city the past FIVE weeks, went to
Santa Fe this morning.
Miss Margaret Newman, who visited
her old home In Michigan. returned
last night. She is one OF the public
school teachers of this city.
Mrs. Simon Neustadt. the wife OF the
general merchant and postmaster at
Los Lunas, is In the city. the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Trauer.
Prof hi Mauro and Miss Hawthorne.
who rendered the music for the Penn.
sylyania club dance at Santa Fe. re.
turned to the city last nignt.
Messrs. Sellers and Grimm. OF Farm
ington. are still In the city. They will
leave for Thoreau tonight, and from
there drive overland to Farmingtonl.
A. J. Frank. the Algodones smelter
man. Is in the city today and will re.
main over Sunday. visiting his wife
and daughter at the Hotel Highland.
George p. Hill. accompanied by Mrs.
+. Huckel and Mrs. G. Overton left
last night for the west. They will at.
tend the Moqui snawe dance at Oraibi.
Miss Mable Fitch. one OF Albuquer.
que's popular school teachers. who has
been doing the Pacific coast during the
summer. returned home this morning.
Harvey Bittner will leave tonight for
Palo Alto. Cal, where he will attend
the Stanford university. The young
man Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A.
Bittner
Messrs. Carl hopping. Frank Hop
ping and X. j. Stone and their families
will leave for the mountains this AZ.
ternoon. They expect to return early
Monday morning.
Word comes from Las Cruces that
Mrs. Jesus s. Garcia, who resided here
when her hsband was deputy county
collector and treasurer. has given
birth to baby boy.
Mrs. Evalene Rawlings, of Franklin.
Ill.,. arrived this morning and Is visit
ing with her daughter. Mrs. II. W.
Buckner. Mrs. Rawlings spent the
summer at Las Crucss.
Mrs. p. Morrow and child, family of
the local representative OF the Sim.
mons Hardware company, OF st. Louis.
arrived last night, and this city will be
their home in the future.
Joseph p. Goodlander. the drug com.
mercial traveller. who attended the
Salt Lake convention as member OF
the Cullen Sabe Elk marching club. Is
In the city with his samples.
The monthly boys and girls series
ut the Baptist church Sunday morning.
The topic Is THE Band Of Mercy" and
Courage OF the Race Makers" Par.
ents are invited to bring their chill
dren.
Col. J. Francisco Chaves has return.
ed to his duties at Santa Fe as the ter.
ritorial school Superintendent, after at
tending the meeting OF the territorial
republican central committee here yes.
ferday.
Oliver ]. Van Wagner, OF Syracuse.
N. Y. who graduated last spring from
the normal department OF the New
Mexico University, lief: last night for
Santa Ana, Cal. where he will reside
In the future.
Prof. George Ramsey. formerly sup.
erintendent Of the public schools OF
FresnoU Cal. IL expected to arrive In
the city this evening. Prof. Ramsey
was at one time president OF the Uni
versity Of New Mexico.
Mrs Nj j Borden president Of the