Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

This city will get an army post in
the near future.
Capt. W. E. Dame with his wife. reg
istered at Santa Fe yesterday.
DR.. J. p. Raster, chief surgeon of
the Santa Fe hospita. system, was a
passenger to Las Vegas this morning.
Harmony lodge No. IL, /. o. o. F..
meets this evening at 1880 O'Clock. All
members of the order are invited to be
present.
E. A. Aldridge and wife left this
morning for their home at Delphi. In
diana. after a pleasant visit of six
weeks with friends in this city.
The body of Miss Lena Ruth Nc.
Quiston, who died Sunday morning at
her rooms on North Fourth street,
will be shipped to La Grange, ILL.,, to-
night.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Retail Merchants association to-
night at s o'clock, in the office of Sec
rotary Fleischer, 215 South Second
street.
The passenger train from the south
this morning was delayed nearly three
hours. 1t was held at Ell Paso to wait
for the Irish Pawnbroker's Theater
company.
General Macarthur will leave Den
yer tonight and will pass through his
city tomorrow night. He will make
inspection of the army posts in New
Mexico and Arizona.
Sol. Block, who was at Pennington.
returned to the city last night and
will remain with his family for a short
time. Mr.. Block has about 5000 sheep
w%intering near Pennington, and he re-
ports them in ..rst class condition.
Mrs. John s.. Trimble and children
left last night for their new home at
Eel Paso, where Mr.. Trimble is engag-
ed in the transfer and livery business.
Quite a number of friends were at the
depot to bid Mrs. Trimble goodbye.
Mrs. Walton gave her usual enjoy
abe club dance at Grants hall last
night, but on account of the many en-
t~ertainments occurring last evening
the attendance was a little lighter than
usual. Mrs. Berry furnished the mu-
sic.
Rev. p. A. Morrison, presiding elder
of the Methodist Episcopal church.
left last night for Ell Paso. Before
returning to Albuquerque again Rev.
Morrison expects to take a trip along
the new Ell Paso-Rock Island rail
road.
Mrs. Ernest A. Grunsfeld. wife of
Major Grunsfeld, ex-postmaster of AL
%buquerque, will arrive in the city to-
morrow on a visit to her sisters, Mrs.
Alfred and Mrs. Ivan 'Grunsfeld, max
ing her stay at the pretty home of the
fprnpnr on NNacf .oi1rooI uantn
Mrs. Marion Kennedy, who was at
FL Paso on a visit to friends, returned
to the city this morning, and for the
time being will reside at the residence
of Mrs. H. J. Render on South Broad
way. 1t is quite likely the lady will
make Albuquerque her home in the
future.
Lenten services in ST. Johns Epis-
copal church commence tomorrow:
Ash Wednesday at 10 a. M: Bible
class in the evening at 1880, also
every Wednesday till Casters Litany
every Friday at 4 p. m, with lecture
on the doctrine of the Holy Ghost.
These services are open to all. Church
people are specially invited. y
Joe Miller, representing Thompson,
Wilson & Co, wholesale distillers and
liquor dealers Of Paducah, KY, came
in from the south this morning, ana is
around enjoying the western hospital
ity of Col. Billy Trim..e, who is also a
Paducah, KY, product. This is Mr..
Miller's first trip to the territory and
he is especially pleased with Albuquer-
IL .oe
W. H. M~atson, Jr., travelling passen-
ger agent of the Santa Fe coast lines,
in from the west this morning
and will meet here tonight a special
train of recruits from Sackett's Har-
Dor. N. T., bound for San Francisco,
thence to the Philippines. Today Mr..
Matson is visiting his parents. w. H.
M~atson, ST., and wife, and brother, o.
A. Matson.
Mrs. Walton will give her February
social at Grants hall on Thursday
evening, February 90, instead of on st.
Valentines night as previously an
nounced. The special feature to be
given on the Goth instant will be a
waltz and two-step, One gentle
man, who is toeing half century mark,
hat he will win the prize with
out half trying.
Work has actually commenced"
said Col. Martin S. Tierney. the street
commissioner, 'on the grading of Edith
street from Railroad avenue south, and
half a dozen teams will be kept en-
ployed until that venue looks as nice
as the other Highland thoroughfares.
The street will be cut down where
needed and all the low places filed up
with good adobe dirt"
w. A. Rule, cashier of the National
Bank of Commerce of Kansas City,
Mo-. and family arrived this morning
from the west in special car No. 200.
Mr.. Rule, with his family, are just re-
turning from a three weeks business
and pleasure "Trip on the coast. He ex-
poets to spend a couple of days in
Albuquerque, and says that the new
depot gives the city a very imposing
appearance.
Harry WELLER was the hero of a
runaway which occurred on South
First street this morning. A farm
foam tod 10 III, ntrrhfnn In F,,rt 90