Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-25

JQUEhQOE DALI Cl1IL
residence in this city. Quite a number
from here are at Gascon in attend
ance.
Engineer Charles Martin has a new
assistant at his house. The y%oungster
will be an engineer and arrived yes
terday.
Miss Lottie Haywar is on the indis-
posed list.
Frank Barney, the assistant at the
p%cstoffice, is expected home from u.s
vacation at Brussels, Mo-, the last Of
the week.
Justin Council, a brakeman, has
gone to Ration and will run on a freight
out of there this way.
H. j. Abers, the conductor, has taken
his baggage to La Junta and will call
that burg his "home" after this.
e. G. Thomas had his two horses
stray from his camp above Rociada
last week and he returned with them
yesterday to camp. He says that they
are hunting bar in that neck of the
mesa and having a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bennett, of Den
yer, will stop off here tomorrow while
on their way to California and have a
match shoot with the local gun club.
Mrs. Bennett is a friend of Mrs. Lud-
wig llfeld, and is a crack shot with a
gun. and the ladies are especially in
vited to be present at 4 o'clock across
in the grand stand from the depot.
The hoboes are repairing the cul-
verts on Railroad venue this norm
ing.
Benito Paralto. the six months old
boy of Benadito Peralto, died yester-
day of fever. The infant was buried to-
day.
Carlos Rivera, one of the Las Vegas
boys at Pueblo, got touched" for his
watch and a suit Of clothes a few days
ago, about S25 worth in all. Such is
life in Colorado.
Yesterday was the hottest day re-
corded by the weather man in three
and a half years. it being SO in the
shade, with a minimum of 54. The
mean humidity was 81. Today prom
ises to be even hotter, and it is hoped
rain will relieve the heated atmos-
phere soon.
Mrs. Byron Mills will entertain a
few friends at cards tomorrow after
o
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
CnuICU udu d ulOSl pltdsdlt dndli dI
their social last night at the chapel,
though the crowd out was rather
small. Ice cream strawberries and
cake were served as refreshments.
The Young Ladies' Whist club will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Miss
Locke Fort.
Mrs. Dan Rhodes and Miss Matte
Ridenour left this afternoon for lola,
Kansas. for a visit of several weeks.
]. S. Rhodes and family are %sojourn-
ing at FL Porvenir for the week.
Governor Otero and family went
through today en- route from Denver
to Santa Fe.
Otto Roos, who has been in the city
for several months, left today for ais
home in st. Paul. His sister will re.
main here some time yet.
A. A. SENEGAL left this afternoon for
a vacation in the east, and may go on
to Canada for a visit.
City Engineer LEVY gave the grade
to a few residents on Railroad avenue
this morning for new sidewalks.
A Mr.. Patterson, of Boston, is in
the city and it is rumored that he will
go into the real estate business here.
He was en- QUIT to California. but
stopped off to see the city and concluu-
ed to go no farther as Paradise had
been found.
G. Vargas, the music man of Albu-
querque, is in the city.
The infant son of Jose Moldanado
died yesterday and was buried today,
The child had brain fever and was only
two months old.
Mrs. Norah and Mora Crimmins left
today for Aurora, Ills. to visit with
their brother. They will be gone sey
eral weeks.
Mrs. Ned Fugate came down from
Ration and has gone on out to Gascon
to attend the wedding.
Miss Marion Blackwell, of Ration, is
here to visit the families of L. l.. and
NJ. w. Browne.