Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

John Peeler. of Las Vegas, is in the
city to remain a few days.
Mrs. L. Reich and son, after visiting
the Bibo family at Cubero, passed up
the road for Las Vegas Monday.
J. r. Ribera, of Los Padillas, is In
the city. He is arranging to leave the
country town and take up his resi-
dence here.
Mrs. Garnet Burks and daughter,
Miss Maggie, who visited relatives and
friends in Louisville, KY, have return
ed to Las Vegas.
Hughey Quigley and Miss Eta Stat
ford, a niece Of T. w. Beckham, are
announced to wed on Thanksgiving
eve, at Las Vegas.
c.. L. Morrison, the ex-mail carrier,
who returned from Chicago a few days
since, is out among his friends again,
enjoying good health.
The No. 2 passenger train from the
west was three hours late this morn
ing, caused by the engine falling to
90 its usual good duty.
The Optic says: Miss Alma and Ka-
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iting friends in town on their return
home from q visit to Trinidad.
DR.. ]. II. Kaplan, the rabbi of the
Temple Albert congregation, has re-
turned to the city after a pleasant visit
to DR.. NJ. Lefkovits, of Las Vegas.
James d. Eakin, junior member of
the firm of Melini & Eakin, wholesale
liquor merchants. was a passenger
north bound this morning on the Santa
Fe.
The Woman's Circle of the Baptist
church will hold its work meeting at
the home of Mrs. Edie, 9O2 North Sec
end street, tomorrow Thursday af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
William Mcintosh left this morning
for Lamy Junction, where he will sup
erintend the loading into cars of 1900
wethers for shipment to Chicago and
Kansas City markets. Mr.. Mcintosh
will visit Kansas City before returning
to this city.
Charles Chadwick, of the firm of
Chadwick & Co., sheep commission
brokers', bought a fine team of trotting
horses this morning. The horses are
said to be fine blooded stock and Mr..
Chadwick is taking great pride in
showing them to his friends.
The Bond Bros, Bacharach Bros.
and Mccormick Bros. are shipping for
ty car loads Of sheep. some $1,000 in
ell. from Las Vegas. This is the larg-
est shipment made from Las Vegas in
many a day. They were bought by C..
B. Reynolds, and their destination is
kearney, Neb.
Miss Manwarin entertained a few
friends at her home last night. After
a pleasant evening spent in games and
conversation, refreshments were serv-
ed at a late hour. Those present were
Mrs. G.. ID. Golf, Misses Hotelling, John
son. Mae Hotelling, Messrs. Goff, Huey,
Richardson, Hopping and Springer.
Hon. Morgan O. Llewellyn, the sur
veyor general of the territory, was a
visitor in the city for a short time this
morning. He was returning from a
visit with his parents in Las Cruces.
He left on the late morning train for
Santa Fe, where he will resume his
duties as surveyor general Of New
Mexico.
]. A. Bunter, with a party of eigh-
teen oil magnates, passed through the
| city last night in the private car FL
Tielda, one of the finest equipped OBJ
%servation cars that has ever gone
through here. The observation parlor
at the rear is surmounted by a large
H. -l.-l. l. l.sIIs.-N1y nIfA
by electric lights.
The SILVER Dagger" company, en-
route from Santa Fe to FL Paso were
guests of Manager Matson at the per-
Torrance of the Oberle Stock compa-
ny last night. They were a jolly set
and enjoyed the acting in a jolly way
that all theatrical people do. They
left on the late train for Ell Paso, where
they will play tonight.
Isaac Bacharach and wife, of Las
Vegas, well known in this city, will
leave today for Germany. They will
be absent about sever months and be-
fore sailing they will visit st. Louis,
Chicago, Niagara Falls, New York and
ether places in the states, occupying
dDOut lultt Wttho thtiCih' WIS
Bacharach has never visited the faith
erland.
Thomas ]. O'Connell. aged 3S years,
died at his residence in the Highlands
at 3 o'clock this morning of tubercu.
losis. The deceased was a brakeman
on the Chicago, Minneapolis & st
Paul out of Chicago, and had recently
come here on account of his health
He leaves a wife and two children II
Chicago. The remains were takeI
} charge of by o. w. Strong & Sons, ant
) a wire was sem a brother, John OCon
nell. in Chicago, for information re
garding interment.
\ Two deputy sheriffs with eight pris
oners from Alamogordo came up iron
D the south this morning. They left Of
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