Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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Ellis ranch.
w. F. Barrett. representing d. B.
Fish & Co., Chicago, is in the city to-
day.
Edward Spitz, representing 1lfeld
Bros, wool raisers and buyers, is in
Ell Paso on business.
f. H. Mitchell was at Santa Fe and
Cerrillos on business. He returned to
the city Saturday night.
DR.. E. ]. Alger, the dentist. has gone
to southern California. where he will
recreate for a few weeks.
Fred Huning was here yesterday
from his valley ranch near Los Lunas.
He returned home last night.
Mrs. G. w. Harrison and children,
who spent a couple of days at Bernal-
lilo, have returned to the city.
DR.. John Tascher and son, Ralph, re-
turned Saturday night from a months
visit to Chicago relatives and friends.
N. s. Rose, editor of the Cerrillos
Register, was here yesterday on bust
ness. He is also an attorney of that
place.
Capt. w. II. CLEARWATER, represent
ing the Montezuma Loan, Savings and
Building association, was a south
bound passenger last night.
Leon Hertzog, captain of the Albu.
uuerque bowling team, will leave for
Los Angeles in a few days to secure
pointers from some of the bowlers of
that city.
Dan Scruggs returned from Santa
Fe last night, where he had gone to
enjoy the Sabbath at the capital, and
to accompany home his wife and little
daughter.
Joshua s. Reynolds, president of
the First National bank, and wife, who
have been visiting on the coast for the
past few weeks, arrived from the west
this morning.
The Choral Union meets every Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock sharp in Mu-
sic hall, Library building. A cordial
invitations is extended to all lovers of
music to attend.
Wallie e. Locke, who was in the
saloon business on Railroad avenu
this city, several years ago, was mar
ried to Mrs. Mary V. Mckinney, of So
zorro last week.
B. F. Fillmore, who was at Haywood
hot springs for the rheumatism, has
returned to the city and reports him
self feeling well, with the kinks boil.
ed out of his limbs.
Mrs. E. w. Bowen, who has been
spending a month in the city visiting
with her husband, who is here for his
health, left this morning for her home
at Memphis, Tennessee.
Clarence French, well known here.
spent the Sabbath in the territorial
metropolis. He is now a popular en-
pioye of John Becker's big store, and
returned south last night.
Gus Lesson, of San Marcial, who
has spent several weeks on the upper
Pecos, went home Saturday night. He
is the boss trout fisher of the territory
and has our thanks for a box of fish.
G. N. Anderson. a prominent citizen
CT Vineland, New Jersey, who has
been spending a month at Tombstone,
Arizona, visiting with friends and seek
ing lost health, is in the city for a few
days.
Chas. r. Stone, commercial traveller
for the National Biscuit company, of
Pueblo. Colo, spent Sunday in the city
and went north this morning. Mr..
Stone knows a good town to spend
Sunday in.
Miss Estella Smith, of Trinidad, Col
orado, who, with her cousin, Miss An
tia Becker, of Belen. has been visiting
friends in the city since Saturday,
left for home this morning. Miss Beck
er returned to Belen last night.
The Socorro Chieftain says: Miss
Daisy Huntsinger, of Albuquerque, ar
rived in Socorro Wednesday to visit
will make a trip to the salt lake west
OF Magdalena next week.
Passenger No. 2 was an hour and
thirty minutes late this morning, caus-
rain began falling at Needles, Cal,
yesterday morning and continued to
fall along the entire route.
Mrs. John Greene, Jr., with her little
son, who spent the past winter in
Albuquerque, has been seriously i'll in
Washington, ID. c., where she went to
pay her husband a couple months
visit. Mrs. Greene is now convalescent
and will, when sufficiently r%ecuperat-
ed, leave Washington for the White