Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20
LOCAL PARAcRAPna

The BARRIERS OF Las Vegas are trying
to organize themselves into union.
A. Kempenich, general merchant.
was in the city from Peralta yesterday.
A heavy snow storm prevailed last
night in the mountains east of this
city.
J. II. O'Rielly a. Co. the druggists.
are handing around some handsome
calendars for the little people.
Miss Adah Smallwood Is here from
Parsons. Kan. on a visit to her aunts.
Mrs. J. Keleher and Mrs. Coons.
Mrs. T. O. Blood, the wife of the
postmaster OF East Las Vegas. is re-
ported quite III.
Mrs. Hildegard Grunsfeld. mother of
Alfred Grunsfeld, was the guest of
honor at a pleasant little party given
at her sons home on West Copper ave-
nue.. last evening.
Mrs. James H. wroth left last night
for Palo Alto. Cal. to spend q few days
with her son. James, who IL q student
at the Leland Stanford university, To-
Gated at that place.
W. +. Abbott. a prominent stockman
OF Silvey, Kan, Ia In the city for a
few days. He arrived last night with q
car load of fat hogs which he sold To
the Farr meat market.
At the Boston Mining Exchange last
week. fifty shares of Cochiti stock
were sold ut so cents a share. and $50
shares of the Santa Fe Gold 4 Copper
company stock at $3.50 q share.
The Citizen has received a handsome
calendar with photo Of President Nc.
Kinleys favorite team Of bay horses
from +. J. Post 4 Co. the West Rail
road avenue hardware merchants.
Henry Poncho. an Indian boy from
the village of Laguna, died at the local
Indian school yesterday morning The
body was shipped to Laguna last night.
DR.. Woods. OF the school. accom-
panied 1t.
The concert to he given by the
Choral society has been postponed un.
til Wednesday night on account of II
conflicting with the engagement OF
Browns In Town." which is billed to
play on tuesday night
Miss Myrtle Faber entertained about
thirty Of her young friends at her
home on North Sixth street, Saturday
afternoon In honor OF her twelfth birth.
day. Ping pong and many other games
were played. after which dainty re-.
| freshments were served.
b. Ruppe. the druggist, has moved
into his new location in the N. r.
Armijo building. The work was done
Saturday night and yesterday. and this
morning found his store open for bust.
ness. His new quarters are very neat
and present an inviting appearance.
The funeral services OF j. s.. Camp
bell. the old soldier who died Mt the
sanitarium, occurred yesterday after
noon in the parlors Of J. w. Edwards
G. X. Warren post. No. 6, G. A. r.. and
the local corps of the w. X. G. attend.
ed In body. Rev. Thomas HARDWOOD
presided. A squad OF company q OF
the guards escorted the body to Fair
view cemetery. where interment was
made.
| st. Johns Guild will give Its regular
monthly tea at the home of Mrs. w. J
johnson, 110G West Railroad avenue
on Wednesday afternoon, December II
from until o'clock A few fancy ar
ticles and aprons will be for sale. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
and the ladies' hope that all members
Of the congregation and their friends
will attend. A hearty welcome to visit
ing strangers.
DIR. w. @. Tight, president Of the
University of New Mexico. has sug
gested that an academy Of science II
connection with the university would
be practicable and good thing. II Il
said that In accordance with this sug
gestion the Scientific club of Lai
Vegas has called . meeting on Mon
day. December 22. the day before tn,
meeting OF the Educational assocla
ton. TO introduce testimony and tall
over matters pertaining to the estsh