Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

A. w. Cleland was a west bound pas
senger last night.
Frank Hall. deputy United States
marshal. who was up north on official
duty, has returned to the city.
John Hart has commenced work on
the r. II. Strong new residence. Brock
meier & Cox will do the plumbing.
Ralph Halloran, representing the
New York Life Insurance
was a south bound passenger last
night.
II. C. Orear, who has been mining at
Kelly, in Socorro county, the past
year, is in the city, visiting with his
family.
Hall & Learnard are doing a good
business these days in Chickering pi-
amos. Rev. Craig purchased one of tne
best quality.
Miss Ora Mirfielu, residing at Ia
South Third street, is enjoying a visit
from her sister. Mrs. S. B. Hall and
Miss Mirield, who arrived the other
evening from Rock Island, Ill.
Regular communication of Temple
lodge, No. 6, A. f. and A. NJ. this even
ing at 8 O'Clock. Visiting brethren
cordially invited. By order of the -.
M. Robert Abraham, secretary.
Phil Prayer, representing a st. Louis
wholesale house, came in from the
south this morning. He was over on
the Rock Island road the other day,
and reports fine rains in that section
the past week.
w. G. Phalen, for two years profess
or of chemistry at the New Mexico
school of mines, has just taken the
masters degree at the Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology, and will re-
main at that institution as instructor
in mineralogy and lithology.
ID. C. Hobart, of Silver City. is in
the city enroute home from Denver,
Col. Mr.. Hobart reports that the Sill
yer City Elks will give a grand cele-
bration and carnival July 4 and 5, and
that a large attendance of visitors
Is expected from all over the territory.
Jones & Smith, so it is understood,
will soon leave Las Vegas and open a
general merchandise store at Los Lu-
mas. 1t is also understood that they
will take charge of the Louis Huning
grist mill near Los Lunas. Mr.. Smith
resided in Albuquerque a few years
ago.
Fred A. Bush, editor of the Silver
City Enterprise, passed through the
city home bound last night. He was
called to his old home in Seymour, In
diana, several weeks ago, in response
to a message telling him that his moth
er was seriously i'll. He left his mother
almost fully recovered from her ill
ness.
The j. ]. Phelan residence on West
Tijeras avenue, occupied SO long by
Mrs. Phelan and daughter, Mrs. ]. r.
Haynes, was recently purchased by
Sheriff T. s.. Hubbell, and the sheriff
is having some necessary up to date
repairs made OF the premises. Brock
meier & Cox have been engaged to
put in a bath room.
Mrs. Hugh Trotter and sister, Miss
Irwin, and Miss Bessie Brooks left this
morning for the east, and friends were
at the depot to see them safe on the
train. Mrs. Trotter and sister will en-
joy the summer months with relatives
and friends at Kankakee, ILL.,, while
Miss Brooks will spend her vacation
among Michigan relatives. W
Numa Raymond, of Las Cruces, pass
ed up the road for Santa Fe this morn
ing. He will remain at the capital Tor
a few days; then return to Las Cruces.
and soon thereafter leave for st. Louis,
where his family are now sojourning.
The Raymonds expect to sail for Swift
zerland, where they will reside in the
future, in a very short time.
A. G.. Burlingame, a missionary of
the American Sunday school unions of
Philadelphia, is in the city. Mr.. Bur
was at San Pedro when the
double tragedy occurred last Sun
day morning. He says the people of
San Pedro were very bitter against
The murderer, Atchison, and he would
no doubt have been lynched had he
not made good his escape. Mr.. Bur
lingame's mission is to visit the smaller
towns and organize union Sunday