Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-23
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

DrAG G. w. Harrison was a passenger
for B%ernalillo this morning.
Miss Margaret Dolan has returned
from a pleasant visit in Colorado.
George w. Knaebel, a prominent
attorney of Santa Fe, is in the city.
Miss Pearl Morgan, of Phoenix, Ari.
IONA, is spending a few days in the
city.
Miss Jennie Gavin. of Flagstaff, is in
the city. She is to be a nurse at the
st. Joseph sanitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lucas, well
known citizens of Cerrillos, are in the
city trading and visiting.
Conductor Willis and wife are enter
tanning their friend, Miss Duhrscn, a
school teacher from Las Vegas.
Miss Edith Everitt, who has been
enjoying the fresh sea breezes at San
Francisco, is expected home tomorrow.
Frank Folsom, formerly night yard.
master here, left last night for Dem
ing, where he becomes day yarlmas,
ter.
Mrs. Pose Nowlan, OF Kansas City.
Mo-, is here, visiting her sister, Mrs.
Thos. Ford on West Hazledine ave-
nue..
B. Flesher has departed for Southern
California, where he will enjoy a few
weeks with his wife and baby, now at
Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Ed Spitz and children, who
have been %recreating at the Las Vegas
hot springs the past week, returned
home last night.
Mrs. A. a. Keen, of this city. is at
Santa Fe, enjoying a few days with
her husband. who is the territorial
land commissioner.
J. A. Harlan, superintendent Of
bridges and buildings on the Rio
Grande division, came up from San
Marcial this morning.
Mrs. o. H. Scott expects to leave
tomorrow morning for an extended
visit with relatives and friends at diff
ferent points in Missouri.
The new postmaster at Santa Fe,
Paul A. F. Walter, has received his
commission and will take charge of
the Office some time in August.
]. F. Huckle and wife arrived from
the west this morning and are spend
ing the day in the city. Mr.. Huckle is
manager of the Harvey news system.
Miss Dora Morris, a young lady Of
Alamogordo, arrived in the city last
night. Miss Morris is to take a posi-
ton as nurse in the st. Joseph sanitar-
ium.
Mrs. Henry Loebs'and children. who
were guests at the Jemez hot springs
the past few weeks, have returned to
the city. They report having had a
fine outing.
Prof. F. A. Jones and SON. Elston.
were passengers this morning for Ger
rillos, where they will do some work
for the Consolidated Mining and Smelt,
ing company.
David A. Bittner. proprietor of the
Railroad venue wholesale fruit Int
produce store, left this morning for
Denver, Colorado. He will be absent
from the city about a week.
There is no other amusement booked
for Sunday afternoon than the ball
game. Take your girl to see the cham
pion soldier ball team play against the
Browns. Admission, 35 cents.
f. w. Hamm, who was dangerously
i'll the past few weeks with pneumonia,
is reported getting ALONG Hicelx, anu
sat up yesterday afternoon for the first
time since his serious illness.
With the remains of her dead hus-
band, whose death occurred in old
town last Friday, Mrs. Mary Callan
left last night for Grand Meadow.
Mimi, where they will receive perma'
nent burial.
D. E. Weinmann, of the firm of Vein
mann & Lewinson, proprietors of the
Economist dry goods store, left this
morning for the eastern markets, to
buy fall and winter goods. He will be
absent from the city several weeks.
Pedro Montana and daughter, Julia,
of Holbrook, Arizona, spent yesterday
In the city and left this morning for
Denver. Mr.. Montana is a stakeholder
in the Colorado-Arizona Sheep compa>
ny, and goes to Denver to attend a
meeting of the stockholders. He ex.
poets to return to Albuquerque in
about a week.
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