Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

After a business trip to Santa Fe.
Fred Otero has returned to the city.
Alfred Grunsfeld, who was at Santa
Fe on business. has returned to the
city.
Don't even wonder what to get for a
graduates present. Go to Newcom-
er's.
Mrs. Simon Neustadt. of Los Lunas.
is here on a visit to her sister. Mrs.
Louis Trauer.
A young lady from the west arrived
this morning and is the CUES of Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Berth.
Harry Shoup. a machinest at the
shops, left last night for California to
spend a months vacation.
NJ. T. Otero. a well known citizen of
| Cubero. Valencia county, was here yes
terday on business. He returned west
last night.
The children taking part in the liv-
ing flag are expected to have a blouse
of red or white or blue, and not a
whole dress.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Lead
Avenue Methodist church will meet
next Thursday afternoon, May %, at
the parsonage.
Mrs. frankie Cochran and sister
Mrs. Saunders, expect to leave Mon
day night for a three months visit to
friends in Southern California.
Mrs. Ralph Hill, of the South Edith
street, who has been quite sick for the
past four weeks, due to nervous pros
tration, is rapidly convalescing.
The New Mexico mineral exhibit at
the Charleston exposition will be pre-
sented to that city. and it will be added
t. the museum of that municipality.
Mrs. ]. H. Bearrup, wife of the presi-
dent of the Albuquerque wool securing
mills. has departed for Los Angeles,
where she will enjoy a vacation of a
few weeks.
The No. 2 passenger train. from the
west this morning, was well crowded
with passengers returning to their
eastern homes. The train went north
as a double header, instead in two Sec
lions.
Ernest Orear returned to the city
this morning from Kelly, Socorro coun-
ty, where he was employed at the
Graphic mine. He says his father,
Henry Orear, will return to the city
in a few days.
The ranch NJ. H. Donahue recently
acquired out on the Santa Fe Pacific
once belonged to l.. b. Putney. On it
is a fine spring of water and Mr.. Dona-
hoe thinks that with modern improve
ments he can make it one of the finest
ranch properties in the southwest.
A. F. Bonney, NJ. d., a resident Of
this city the past few months, will re-
turn to his old home in Iowa, leaving
tonight or tomorrow morning for the
north. The doctor left Iowa a few
years ago suffering with a bad case of
asthma, but he returns feeling thor
oughly cured. -"
L. E. Densmore. who had charge of
the drilling for the Manuelito Oil com
psny near Gallup and who is Interest
ed in that company, is still in the city.
1t is understood today that he has sold
out his interest to other members and
is no longer connected with that com
pany in any capacity.
Deputy United States marshals visit
all passenger trains from the south
and west every morning in the hope Of
catching Chinese who skip owe the
border unlawfully and are trying to
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eastern cities. Deputy Leatherman
nabbed several ~mongolions the other
morning.
The Albuquerque boys brass band
will serve ice cream and cake Friday,
from $3.50 to 10 p. m. in the large va
cant store room next to Grant hall.
at Is cents a dish. The funds acquir-
ed will be used in paying for their in
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numbers twenty. Six rehearsals have
been held and Prof. Patterson reports
a steady improvement in the york of
the boys. II is to be hoped that the
citizens of Albuquerque will on Me-
mortal day give the ice cream social a
liberal patronage.
Fred Marshal, who was stenographer
for the chief clerk for the Santa Fe
Pacific at Winslow, came in from the
west this morning, accompanied by
his wife. They will remain here a few
days, and then so north to Las Vegas,
where Mr.. Marshall will become the
s~tenographer and private secretary OF
Division Superintendent F. c. Fox.
Mrs. ]. C. Marshall, mother of Fred
Marshall. expects to leave Friday
morning for Massachusetts, where she
will spend the summer months with
relatives and friends.
Dwight Wheeler, the carpenter, Is
around nursing a badly disfigured right
arm. He accompanied a party Of
scientists to the crater southwest o.
the city, and on the way cut an acct
dent happened to the vehicle, causing
the horse to run away. Mr., Wheeler
was one member of the party that re
nnf-al on in fttrU anA tha GeaP on ths
right arm shows plainly that Dwigh
hit the ground with great force. TIL
scientists, however, reached the crater
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