Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

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J. H. Dunn, of Alamogordo. was an
Albuquerque visitor yesterday.
Father NJ. Dorchez, of Isleta, passed
through the city this morning en- route
to Santa Fe.
John A. Ross, travelling engineer for
the Santa Fe. came down from Las
Vegas yesterday.
Percy Young, night foreman at the
shops. is enjoying a sixty days lay of
in San Francisco.
]. Watson, night engineer at the
local shops, has returned from a short
visit to Santa Fe.
One lonely drunk appeared before
Judge Crawford this morning and was
fined $40 or ten days.
Mrs. j. II. Pullen went to Las Vegas
this morning, where she will visit with
her sister, indefinitely.
Mrs. e. II. Bartlett, the accommodate
ing clerk at s. e. Newcomers book
store, is on the sick list.
Mrs. John Steward and children
have gone to Springer, up the country,
to visit relatives and friends.
E. d. Sammis, formerly of this city,
now representing a wholesale firm of
Detroit, Mich, is in the city.
Billy Reed, a member of the white
apron brigade, has gone to Las Vegas,
where he expects to secure a situation.
d. A. Shope. superintendent of
bridges and buildings on the Winslow
division of the Santa Fe, is in the city.
Division Superintendent ]. F. Nc
Nally came up from a Marcial last
night and is spending the day in the
city.
G. Vargas, the efficient piano tuner
for Hall & Learnard, returned last
night from a successful business trip
north.
Harry Fink has returned from a
pleasant outing at Angel camp. Harry
says that Angel camp is the place to
enjoy life.
b. F. Fillmore, the well known dec
orator at The Phoenix dry goods stoi-,
is quite sick at his residence en- West
Silver venue
You will miss the greatest sport of
the year If you do not see Saturdays
and Sundays ball games. They will
surely be dandies.
Mrs. Jeanne Sturgeon, of Topeka, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Clarence
Ten Eyck, wife of Yardmaster Ten
Eyck, of the local yards.
. Passenger No. 2 was forty minutes
late this morning. A cylinder head
blew out of the engine this side OF
Seligman and caused the delay.
} Jacob Weinmann, of the Golden Rule
Dry Goods company, will leave Sun
> day night for the east, to purchase the
fall and winter goods for his company
Mrs. Brookfeld and daughter, moth
err and sister of Mrs. j. S. yesterday
arrived last night from Des Moines
Iowa, and they will visit here for sew
eral weeks.
Attorney H. M. Daugherty, of So
zorro, stopped off in the city between
trains this morning, while en- route tt
I Santa Fe, where he goes on importan'
: legal business.
+ George Arnot, of the wholesale gro
q Gerry establishment of Gross, Kelly &
Q Co., has returned from Las Vegas
where Mrs. Arnot and children are Wis
4 iting relatives and friends.
Rev. A. P. Morrison, who attended
the laying of the corner stone of thu
new Methodist Episcopal church a
Santa Fe, came in from the north las
night, and will remain a few days.
L Miss frankie Nichols. of Salisbury
N. c., passed through the city thiI
4, morning en- route from Demirg TO Ii
Junta, Colo. Miss Nichols is interest
ed in some mining property in south
8 ern New Mexico.
A merry crowd enjoyed a refreshin,
plunge in the First street natatoriun
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Hawks, tn
manager, is making great preparation
for the reception of ladies and children
x on Friday afternoon.
In q letter to The Citizen, Mrs. Hen
ry Lockhart requests that her paper b
stopped and that she would cave TO
Albuquerque in a few days. Mrs. Lock
hart has been at Pagosa hot springs
a. Colo, the past few months.
d Harry Johnson and wife are revelinI
d in the smiles Of a fine baby girl, whicl
reached their home several days age
The news of the arrival of the littl
lady was quietly circulated anon
= Larry's many friends last night.
Regular meeting OF Albuquerque Er
campment. No. 4, /. o. o. r, this evt
ming at s O'Clock. All patriaIchS II
ID quested to be present. Visiting brotl
Of ers cordially invited to attend. Degre
work. Refreshments. ID. G.. Mile
scribe.
= j. e. Elder, captain Of the Albuque
9 que guards. received a postal tn
morning from the guards who went I
San Antonio, Texas. to attend tn
Q state encampment of the Texas stat
militia. The postal states that they a
. rived at San Antonio all right and thu
all the boys were in good spirits.
. Thad. Van Horn, travelling freigl
% and passenger agent for the Rock Is
81 and with headquarters at Eel Paso,
% in the city. Mr.. Van Horn, before e
g ing to FL Paso. was employed in Il
% Santa Fe offices at Wichita, Kan. /
70 is an old time friend of II. WillaI
~ nIy,rr noghfar at III, 1np-1 Copto !