Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

MIS-. D. ID 1ONtll mas kOne 10 san !
Marcial with some millinery goods to
show the ladies of that town.
Mrs. Ida Parker, of New York City.
has accepted a position as trimmer in
Miss NJ. G. Fleming's millinery store.
The Misses Braithwalte and Helm
beck hope to be in their studio in the
Commercial club building on Monday.
Herman Hase, the wool and hide
buyer, was at FL Paso and other south
ern towns the past week. He returned
to the city yesterday morning.
Two ladies, who showed by their ac-
tons that they we're not very used to
travelling, came very near getting hurt
at the depot this morning.
The city democrats will hold their
primaries Monday night in the various
wards, and their convention at the
Grant hall on Tuesday night,
George Arnot. manager of the local
house of Gross, Kelly & Co. was a pas
senger for Santa Fe this morning. He
hopes to return to the city tonight.
John J.. Fielding and mother. after
spending a pleasant winter in Albu-
querque, left on No. 2 this morning
for their home in Columbus. Ohio.
A. j. Maloy was so we'll pleased with
the work of the fire department at the
fire on Thursday that he presented the
boys with two boxes of fine cigars
Henry Myers, manager of the L. b.
Stern dry goods store, expects his am
lily to arrive from Denver tomorrow.
They will live at 618 North Eighth
street.
G. N. Cotton. eX-mayor and a big
general merchant of Gallup, and wife
are in the city today. They are popu-
lar people and have many friends in
the metropolis.
A free concert, followed by several
hours dancing. will take place at the
Orchestrion hall tonight. Concert at
the same hall tomorrow Sunday aft
ernoon. To these concerts everybody
invited to attend.
This morning the funeral of Jose
Ansures was held at San Felipe de
Neri church. He died on Thursday at
the age of 70 years, and was born and
reared here in Albuquerque. The inter
ment was at Santa Barbara.
Notice Elks-Regular meeting of AL
buquerque lodge No. 461, b. P. o. f.,
will be held this evening at s o'clock
at X. of p. hall. Election of officers
and regular business. BY order of
exalted ruler. c. w. Medler, secre-
tary.
City Marshal McMillin received a let
ter this morning from the chief of pc
lice at Denver, stating that Charles
Wilson, commonly known as Sugar
foot, formerly lived there and that he
was continually giving the police OF
that place trouble.
THE Palms" by Faure, will be sung
at both services of the Episcopal
church tomorrow. Miss Heimbeck
will sing it at the morning service and
Miss Williams, of Chicago, in the even
ing. There will be special music ap.
pirate for Palm Sunday.
The paragraph yesterday headed
New Churches" omitted to mention
the new church at Santa Rosa Rev.
J.. w. Watson is just moving into the
new parsonage at that place. He has
built the church and parsonage at
Santa Rosa this winter.
An impromptu but delightful hay
ride was that to the Cole ranch in
which those who took part were the
Misses Cora and Lille Gehring, Mamie
Cosgrove, Katherine Wenke, Bessie
Brooks and Messrs. shepard, Peltier.
Yott, Sweetland and Moore q.
Lecture at Odd Fellows hall at 3 p.
m, Sunday. 319a Second street, WI
be on "Psychical Research" giving
some idea of the work done along this
line, supplemented by personal obser-
vations and experiences. Appropri-
ate music. Everybody welcome.
T. j. Topham, of the Artesian Min.
eral Water company, is keeping up 20
the times in his large increasing bust
ness. by placing an order with an east
ern firm for some new machinery to
enlarge his plant so as to turn out
more of his famous artesian water gin.
ger ale, etc.
Frank Dugan and Elgin Greenleaf,
of Bangor, Me-, are spending a few
days in the city. visiting with Mr..
G%reenleaf's uncle, r. Fl. Greenleaf. The
gentlemen are returning from a trip
to Arizona, where they inspected the
Cash mine. They have refused $780,
900 for the property.
John S. Trimble sends word to Albu-
querque friends-those who have writ
ten to him and have received no an
swers-that there are half a dozen
John Trimbles in Ell Paso, and init
mates that he has O received some of
said letters. Hereafter, in writing to
Mr.. Trimble, address him at 512 Santa
Fe street, Ell Paso, Texas, and he prom
Uses to faithfully answer his CORE
! spondents.
j. E. Saint, secretary of the Albu-
/, querque Eastern n Santa Fe Central
! railroads, who was in Ell Paso the past
few days, returned to the city this NOR
ming. He made a trip along the new
Rock Island-El Paso road as far as the
Terrence junction, where the Albu'
querque Eastern will connect with the
Rock Island, and announces himself
well pleased with the trip. He says
the Rock Island has already picked W
a big business, and will prove n OF
the most prosperous lines running into
FL Paso.