Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-23
Local Happenings

Miss N. p. Crane, of Santa Fe, is in
the city.
II. e. Campbell, a well known stock
buyer of Flagstaff, is in the city, hob
1obbing with the local stockmen.
]. H. O'Rielly, general manager of
the Washington Life Insurance COM
pany. returned from a western trip.
Ed L. Medler and wife, who attend
ed the convocation of the Grand Lodge
of Masons at Santa Fe, have returned
to the city.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold a meeting Friday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock at Mrs. CIRCUITS.
416 South Third street.
The second annual conclave of the
Grand Commandery, knights Templar,
of New Mexico, meet in knightly form
at Masonic hall, Santa Fe, today.
S. w. Young, a popular citizen of
Bland, Cochiti mining district, re-
turned home this morning, after at
tending court for the past few days.
Mrs. Charles Wagner and her moth
err, Mrs. G. S. Miera, have returned to
Santa Fe. They were here attending
the funeral of a relative, Mrs. Albina
MERGED Chaves.
Simon and Ben Bibo, the wealthy
general merchants of Grants and La
ing. and are mingling with the local
wholesale merchants today.
Fred Fisher, who has charge of the
commissary department Of the Santa
Fe Central at Willards, returned to his
duties this morning, after attending
court here the past few days.
H. c. Turner and wife left this NOR
ming for their home at Mobile, Ala,
after a protracted stay in the territor-
ial metropolis. Mr.. Turner is the
president of the Turner Lumber COM
pany of Mobile.
Jack Holland, who spent the day in
the city yesterday seeing his old time
friends, went south to Central last
night, where he will winter. He will
play ball with either the Southern or
Eastern league next season.
l.. H. Wilmington, the young man
who fell under a train near the stock
yards, losing both feet, some time ago,
Texas, last night. His father, j. ID.
Wilmington arrived yesterday morning
and accompanied his son or the jour
ney.
Friday evening at 7:45 o'clock reg
ular services will be held at Temple
Albert, corner Seventh street and Gold
avenue. The subject of the sermon
by Rabbi Jacob H. Kaplan will be THE
Moral Courage of Our Conviction" All
are expected to attend these services
regularly. The public is always well
come.
This morning at an early hour a
party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Henry, Mrs. Winsor, Mrs. Mu-
neres and d. T. Evans took a trip up
the river in one Of Clifford's comfort
able turnouts. Appetizing eatables
were not forgotten and the day will be
made one Of pleasure by hunting and
picnicing.
After a stay of a day here, looking
Into the business of the local express
office, Division Superintendent Young
left this morning on his return to Den
yer. He will stop a day at Santa Fe.
Mr.. Young found the local Office in fine
shape, and Agent McFerran and as
sistants attending to their duties in a
very creditable manner
julius Gerock, manufacturer of sheet
metal ornaments for buildings and
statuaries, is in the city from st. Louis
and is being introduced around by c.
+. Myers, of the Z. j. Post & Co. local
hardware merchants. Mr.. Gerock is
here to consult with the contractors
of the new Joe Barnett building, and
hopes to furnish the metal ornaments
for said building.
Elias Garcia, the well known wool
and hide buyer, had a tumble from his
bicycle this morning. He was round,
ing the corner at Second street and
started across the avenue. Mr.. Gar
cha came in contact with the wagon
and in consequence found himself
foored. He was shaken up, but sus
tanned no serious injuries.
John Corbett, one of the enterpris
ing citizens of Deming. came in from
Santa Fe last night, having attended
the meeting of the Masonic CRANE
lodge there. During the stop of tn
/ train Mr.. Corbett was an intereste'
caller at The Citizen office. He re
!, ported Deming not particularly on
boom. but enjoying substantial growt.
, and says politics is just at present get
I, ting a little warm.
William Garland, of Los Angelo!
, formerly a railroad contractor of A
; buquerque, passed through the cit
) last night on his way east He spok
. in the highest terms of ~progressiy
5 Albuquerque and predicted a good fl
? ture for a city which is alive to ever
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