Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

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First National bank, was a passenger
north this morning.
Attorney H. NJ. D~ougherty returned
to Socorro last night after a short bus
mess trip to Santa Fe.
Miss Edna Hoteling went to Ellis
ranch in the Sandia mountains this
morning for a short vacation.
John Becker, the big general mer-
chant and flour miller at Belen, was
an Albuquerque visitor yesterday.
George p. Learnard, of Hall d
Learnard, returned last night from a
successful business trip to La Vegas.
Edward Grunsfeld, who has been
t~ransacting business in Las Vegas, the
past few days, returned home last
night.
The Ruby Seal club met Thursday
at Miss Anita Meaders' on South Arno
street. The club is planning to give
a play.
Miss Edith Everitt, who has been
enjoying the salt water breezes of San
Francisco since May l, returned home
last night.
Mrs. w. M. Cooper, who was here
visiting Mrs. McFerran the past two
months, left this morning for Trini-
dad, Colo.
The residence of George Schneider,
on Fruit avenue n Sixth street, is
ready for the roof, and will be occu-
pied in a few weeks.
Roy Mcdonald, the catcher for the
Browns base ball club, will return
next week from a pleasant visit with
relatives in Illinois.
DR.. w. G. Tight was a passenger for
Cerrillos this morning. He expects to
remain over Sunday in Cerrillos and
return home Monday night.
w. M. Berger, editor of the Capital,
Santa Fe, came in from the north last
night. His mission Is to hold a con-
ference with Johnny McCutcheon.
Mrs. A. Arson all daughter, and
Miss Clara Butcher returned last
night from a pleasant outing at the
Ellis ranch in the Sandia mountains.
Prof. Ralph Collins, superintendent
of the local Indian school, and wife,
returned last night from an extended
visit with friends at Lawrence, Kan
sas.
John b. Hughes, who was the
draughtsman for the Cochiti Reduc-
ton and improvement company at
Woodbury., returned to the city last
night.
Arthur Heyn, book-keeper for John
A. Lee, lumber merchant, who has
been enjoying a three weeks vacation
on the Pacific coast, returned home
this morning.
The stone foundation for a new resi-
dence to be erected on North Fourth
street by Frank Trotter is completed,
} and Contractor William Archer will
push work on it's completion from now
} on.
Charles Chadwick has purchased
Fred hamm's interest in the firm of
Chas. Chadwick & Co. The business
will be conducted under the same firm
name at the old stand, at No. 10S Gold
avenue. U
DR.. o. ]. Strong. instructor in neurol-
ogy at the Columbia university, who
has been spending a few days in the
city, went to Cerfillos this morning,
where he Will join Douglas Johnson
for a short outing. su
NJ. r. Peck, representing M. A.
Mead & Co., wholesale jewellers of
Chicago, is in the city today, and when
seen was a guest of S. Vann, Sr. Peck
has been or the coast, and will con
tinue north to Chicago tonight.
Rev. Henry Thomson, D. d., teacher
of the Theological department of the
Menaul Presbyterian school, will
preach at the Salvation Army tent, cor
ner of Second street and Lead avenue,
on Sunday evening at s o'clock.
J The First Regiment band is again
rlAIx, 80 .oo lox.nr. - ,a,,r;. ~, a,,r
: ing another band concert. 1t will
take place in the old town park. Sun
, day evening, at 1880 o'clock. Every
( body invited. Choice music will be
rendered.
Herbert O. Brooks, who has been a
student of the Colorado State School
of Mines the past year, returned home
last night. After spending his aca
ton here, Herbert will go to the Co.
: lumbia university of New York, to
1 finish his course.
Bishop N. c.. Matz will preach the
sermon tomorrow at the 10 O'Clock
mass at the church of the Immaculate
Conception. The music will be render
I ed by the church senior choir. Mrs
I T. j. Dimick will direct the choir, and
Mr.. E. Grunsfeld will preside at the
organ.
y James J. Carroll, superintendent o.
i the Mescalero Indian agency, who was
here yesterday with his wife, returned
to Mescalero last night. He was here
to meet United States InL.an Commits
sioner Jones, from Washington, and /
is presumed that Mr.. Jones came il
from the north last night and con
. tinued south with MIR. Carroll.
j. L. Hodges, assayer in charge o
: the United States mint at Denver. is il
the city, and was introduced at tn,
, Citizen office this morning by F. II
: Mitchell. Mr.. Hodges mission is t
) secure the gold n silver statistic
. of New Mexico for the year 1901. H
3 was supplied with the necessary il
. formation and hopes to leave this ever
ing for southern New Mexico and L
q Paso.