Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

hNhOUhI 10.
Mrs. F. w. Clancy is visiting friends
in Santa Fe this week. pro-
w. S. Stricken, cashier of the Bank
of Commerce, went home sick this
morning.
Mrs. Mary Williams went to Santa
Fe this morning to spend a week visit
ing friends.
No. 2 encountered zero weather out
on the divide this mrning and was SO
minutes late.
A. II. Smith, travelling auditor for
the Santa Fe Pacific car service. is in
the city today.
Contractor Arson went to Bernalillo
this morning to commence work on a
warehouse for l.. B. Putney.
A. f. Powell, route agent for the
Wells, Fargo Express was
a passenger east this morning.
Ross NJ. Merritt is back at his desk
at the Bank of Commerce again after a
few weeks lay off recuperating.
DR.. ]. F. Pearce has gone to Fort
Worth, Texas, on professional bust
ness. He will return in a few days.
Thomas McGeorge, superintendent
of Bradstreet's local office. is expected
to arrive from the south in the morn
ing.
Joe Barnett and Thos. McMahan,
with their guns and dogs, left this
morning on a duck hunt to the La Joya
swamps.
Attorneys s. NJ. Ashenfelter. Oscar
A.. Apple and Percy Wilson, of Silver
City, passed up the road for Santa Fe
yesterday.
Wilmot Booth, ~bookkeeper at Gross,
Kelly & Co.'S, and wife have rented
one of the Tilton cottages on North
Fourth street.
Charles Chadwick, of the sheep and
wool commission business, has re-
turned to the city from a trip to the
Magdalena country.
Messrs. A. b. Mcmillan and H. F.
Reynolds, attorneys, who were at
Santa Fe on legal matters, returned
to the city last night.
Jacob Loebs, president of the South
western Brewery and Ice company, re-
turned to the city last night after a
business trip to Santa Fe.
Mrs. E. o. Henriquez, of Las Vegas,
is spending a few days with her Sis
ter, Mrs. N. T. Armijo, prior to making
an extensive visit in California.
Quite a good sized crowd of Albu-
querque citizens will go up to Santa
Fe tomorrow, to attend the Inaugural
ton ceremonies of Governor Otero.
Gen. Fred Funston passed through
the city, from a Francisco. night
before last, and is in Kansas City to-
day. He will proceed on to Washing
ton.
Charles Mausard, proprietor of the
Mausard's mills, received this morn
ing eight car loads of wheat. Mr.. Maui
sard is doing a big business these
days.
Edward Swift, of the Swift Packing
company, n a party of friends pass
ed through Albuquerque last night, in
a special coach, bound Tor Chicago
after a visit to California.
Richard Wetherell, manager of the
Hyde Exploring Expedition, with Mr..
Benham. is here today. Mr.. Wetherell
is limping around on crutches, the re-
suit of a bad attack of rheumatism.
All kinds of commercial printing
done at The Citizen office. Bill heads,
letter heads. envelopes, statements,
annIn lA11nra ntn IN oil aAlA.- Af |
ink, promptly executed at this Office.
Mrs. Charles C. Poe, of New York
City, is here for the day with Mrs. r.
B. Thomas, who is a former school
mate. Mrs. Poe has been spending
the winter on the coas and stopped
off on her return east.
DIR. James Fulton and DR.. NJ. C. Sin
clair, the former from st. Thomas, On
tario. and the latter from Grand Rap
ids, Mich, are in the territorial metro
polls, and will probably remain during
the balance of the winter.
Mariana and Jesus b. Armijo. father
and uncle of George Armijo who will
marry Miss Manderfield at Santa Fe
tomorrow. and Abel Perea went up
to Santa Fe this morning. Mr.. Perea
will act as best nan at the marriage.
w. ID. McFerran, the new local agent
of Wells-Fargo Express company, with
his family, is expected to arrive to-
night. Their furniture got in yester-
day. and they will occupy one of the
Tilton houses, No. ST. West Gold AVE-
nue..
II. S. Bogh received a letter from his
daughter Miss Carrie, who with her
mother are on the way to Allentown,
Pa, to spend a few months, stating
that Mrs. Bogh was feeling much
better than when she left here Friday
night.
Prof, j. C. Carrera, who is operating
some good mines in the Virginia dis