Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-04

Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Holbrook, A. T., March 1.-THE Ma
vajo county institute convened in an
nual session on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, and there were present
teachers from all over the county, as
follows: Joseph Peterson, Joseph w
Smith, Margaret Miller and Phila FRS
bic, of Snowflake; Martin r. Tanner
and Annie Eckford, St. Joseph; Myron
Young. Holbrook; Julia Tanner, st.
Joseph, Nellie Smith, Snowflake; Con-
stance Decker, of Taylor; Sam Smith,
of Woodruff; Miss Minnie H. Brown,
of Shumway. A good time is reported
to have beer had.
Mrs. Carl Brown, Mrs. Joseph Woods
and son, Mrs. w. j. Harris, of Hol-
brook, visited the teachers institute
held here on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday of this week.
Judge F. ]. Wattron vas in town
part of the week taking in the teachers
institute. Mr.. Wattron is superintend-
ent of schools.
]. ]. Carnes and C. C. Bryant, old
time cattlemen. were in town this week
with a drove of cattle. which they sold
to Krentz & Wolff, the old reliable
meat market. Mr.. Bryant is an old
resident of Winslow and the people
were glad to see him.
Miss Annie Griffith. who has been
visiting friends in Winslow the past
two weeks, returned to Gallup Tuesday
morning on 10. 8.
Bert Ward expects to pay Gallup a
visit very soon.
Miss Isabella Parr. who has been so
sick the last two weeks or more, is
still confined to her bed. The fever
has all gone but rheumatism has taken
hold on her limbs, and she is unable
to bear her own weight on her feet.
The little miss, who is IL years old,
has been in poor health since a baby.
Letters are being received by w. A.
Parr from Albuquerque asking him to
return to that city and build homes for
those who took a fancy to his work
while there last summer.
Arthur Bancroft, who has been in
the employ of BabDit Bros, of this
place, the past six months, has taken a
leave of absence and gone to work
with w. A. Parr, the contractor.
We are glad to learn from the last
issue of The Citizen that n. A. Simms
has beer transferred to Winslow as car
repairing foreman. Mr.. Simms is a
former resident of this town and will
pC ntl1ollCh blSh' no "iiS
is about to open a millinery store in
the Booth block on Kinsley avenue
Success to her.
The wind is blowing a high gale to-
day. 1t is the worst storm for years.
Winslow, it is reported on the
streets, is to have an electric light
plant. 1t is needed badly.
The members of Winslow lodge No.
10, A. F. and A. NJ, held a meeting
Friday night and conferred the second
degree. Homer Kendall was the vic
tim.
The citizens of Winslow were treat
ed with a lecture from Prof. A. n. Tay-
lor, of the northern Arizona normal
school, at Flagstaff. Mr.. Taylor is an
educated gentleman and his lecture
was a great treat to the teachers and
citizens of Winslow.
Mrs. w. r. Carman leaves tomorrow
for her home in Gallup after a three
weeks visit with friends at Winslow.
Mrs. Carman is well known here and
is always a welcome visitor, coming
here from Ohio auout five years ago
and marrying Mr.. Carman, a young
conductor on the Santa Fe Pacific rail
road.
The death of San Francisco Romero,
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buried at WinslOw cemetery Saturday
afternoon. Services were held from
the Catholic church by Rev. Father
Conley. Mr.. Romero was a highly
respected Spanish citizen. He leaves
a wife and eight children to mourn his
death.
T. ]. o Kelly is preparing to remove
to Redlands. Cal, where he intends to
make his home. Mr.. O'Kelly is a
freight conductor on the line of the
Santa Fe Pacific, which position he is
going to resign, and will take the agen-
cy of the New York Life Insurance
company. We think he will do well.
He knows nearly everybody on the
road over which he is to %anvass
The home of F. NJ. French was made
happy this week by the arrival of a
baby girl. Mother and child are doing
nicely.
The public school of Winslow is
closed for the term, there not being
money enough to run longer than five
months. With a new county superin'
tendent of schools who will take an