Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Two drunks paid fines in police court
this morning.
DR.. e. ]. Alger. the dentist, will re-
turn to the city Friday morning from
California.
w. H. Burbage and F. w. Nelson,
well known attorneys of Winslow, are
in the New Mexico metropolis.
G. w. Baker and wife, and Mrs. d. A.
Baker, all from st. Louis. are in the
city, and will remain here a few days.
A Racycle bicycle, model GA, is har-
bored in the city building awaiting its
owner. 1t was captured about a week
ago.
r. B. Thomas. president of the Ger
rillos Mining and Smelling company,
of Cerrillos. was in the city last night
On business.
DR.. T. NJ. Sabin and party, who visit
ed some mining properties in Arizona.
spent yesterday in the city, leaving
last night for Warren, Ohio.
Robert E. Putney and family, who
were in southern California the past
few months. returned to the city, much
rleased with their vacation.
Hon. Joshua Reynolds, president OF
the First National bank, who was at
Las Vegas for the past few days, re-
turned to the city last night.
A. A. Trimble, superintendent Of
the street railway, has commenced fix
- l. .-oalr anA v-in ha yn III in n 4
finest condition for fair week.
DR.. |. Saylin, who was the chief sur
geon and physician at the local rail-
way hospital, will visit California, he
leaving for the west last night.
Mrs. p. j. Powers and family, of
South Arno street, will leave tonight
for Santa Monica, Col. They expect
to be gone three OF four weeks.
Misses Essie and Lena Price. the
charming daughters of Joseph Price,
the big general merchant of Socorrc.
are visiting with friends in the city.
Mr.. Adams and family. who visited
their old home in Little Rock, Arkan'
sas, has returned to the city, and will
reside here permanently in the future,
d. w. Parkinson left last night for
Pueblo, Colo, where he expects to Sc
cure employment in a printing office.
He was an employee of The Citizen for
over a year..
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Gehring are enter.
tanning their cousin, Miss Emma Schu,
Ter, of Toledo, Ohio, who stopped over
for a week or ten days after a visit tc
the Pacific coast.
Prof. c. T. Hagerty, who was here a
} few days ago in the interest of the
Agricultural college and then visited
the northern towns, passed down the
road for Socorro last night.
Mr.. Johnson, foreman for Arson 6
Holman, the contractors and builders
left this morning for Chicago. Mrs
= Arson and children will leave for the
windy city tomorrow morning.
l DIR. Morrison, chief surgeon of the
t Santa Fe coast lines, with his daugh
ter, Miss Leila, left last night for Los
2 Angeles. The young lady had been OF
[ a visit to Denver and Colorado Springs
Colo.
2 James Carruthers, of San Pedro
writes to the Citizen that the mai ia
~cilities Of San Pedro and n~eighborhoot
t are very irregular, and that subscrib
ers miss their papers several days {
week.
! Mrs. Otto Dieckmann, wife of the
TI.,l ..,o,t fnGurnnnn and rnnl estate
agent, returned from California THU
morning. She placed her son, Bruno
= in the Leland Stanford university a
Palo Alto.
Dr. j. H. Wroth and wife, who visit
ed California and left their bright son
james Wroth, Jr., at Palo Alto to al
tend the Stanford university, returne'
: to the city this morning. They had
splendid vacation.
Mrs. r. w. Hopkins and children
who enjoyed the summer in southern
t California. have returned to the city
and the health of Miss Irene, for whor
/ the indefinite stay was made in Cal
fornia, is reported to be fine
j. Barker, wife and son, Willis. VIII
Il were here the past few months, Lei
:, this morning for their home at Syr;
cuse, n. Y. They will first visit Sc
eral Colorado resorts before contin'
I ing their trip direct to New YORK.
Word IN from the st. JOSEF
sanitarium that Hub Leeds is gettln
y along nicely. He stood the operate
Yesterday afternoon for dropsy in nj
: style, and, If no relapse, he VIII
3 I'D and around among his friends In
, short time.
3 o. II. Gale, a prominent hardwa
merchant of Albion, Michigan stopp'
Q eff between trains yesterday while
8 route to the coast to see f. f. Hoga
clerk at f. l.. Washburns clothll
8 store. MI. Gale and Mr.. Hogan are o