Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lou Davis, on North Second street.
Melville Summers led with a score
of 169 at the practice bowling game
which occurred at the Sunnyside bowl
ing alley last night.
Work on the Crystal Ice company's
natatorium is progressing nicely. The
eXcavating has been finished and the
foundation is being laid.
A.. A. Keen, territorial land commits
s%ioner. arrived from the south this
morning and is spending the day in the
city visiting with his family.
There will be a regular meeting of
Adah chapter No. 5, o. e. s., this even
ing, May 2. BY order of worthy mat
ron. Laura rluke, secretary.
Edward Grunsfeld, of the Equitable
Life Assurance society, and We ex-
pect to occupy their new residence on
West Copper avenue ext week.
Passenger No. 2 from the west came
in in W sections this morning. The
passengers of the second train were
tourists returning from the coast.
The season for natatorium parties
has arrived. Mrs. George w. Parks
will open the season with the Highland
pool a week from next Thursday.
Fred Raymer, the former second
baseman of the Albuquerque Browns,
is now with the Los Angeles club, and
will play in California this season.
Deputy United States Marshal Fred
McKeehan left last night for Ell Paso.
From there he win go up the Pecos
Valley line as far as Amarillo. Texas.
Passenger Nos from the west which
arrived here about 7 o'clock in the
evening a four hours late last night.
The delay was caused by a dead en-
CINE.
Tickets for the ballad concert to-
night at the Congregational church
can be purchased at the stores of Hall
& Learnard, o. A. Matson & Co. and
Fl. f. Fox.
Mrs. NJ. F. carp, who has been visit
ing her son and daughter, Alfred and
Anna carp, the past two months. left
this morning for her home at Wheel
ing, w. Va.
AL Coleman, who has been here for
some time, left last night for Santa
Rosa, wnere he will again go in bust
ness. He vas burned out in the recent
fire at Santa Rosa.
IA iotC uihhCi yCoICi a dlLCl mum,
Hon. and Mrs. Neill B. Field entertain
ed their New York friends, and besides
took them a drive throughout the city
in one of Oakley Clifford's fine hacks.
If you want to see Lady Margaret,
Action and Bonnie Treasure perform
in the free-for-all, attend the races on
Sunday afternoon at the fair grounds.
These horses are the best in the south
west.
Mrs. George F. Albright and son, Ell
wood, were passengers last night for a
summers visit with Ohio relatives and
friends. Mr.. Albright, manager of the
Journal Democrat, expects to join them
in Ohio in about two weeks.
E. L. Gatewood, for the past few
years bookkeeper at The Economls.
dry goods store, has resigned his posi-
ton, and will enter the Office of the
Equitable Life Assurance society un-
der General Agent Grunsfeld.
j. A. Weinmann. manager of the Col
den Rule dry goods store, received a
mail order letter this morning from
Wilcox, Arizona, addressed Golden
Rule, New Mexico" and 1t found it's
destination all right. 1t pays to adver-
tise.
Mrs. j. G. Albright has received a
letter from her talented daughter, Miss
Claude, nov in Paris, France. The
young lady writes that her health IS
fine. and that she is meeting with
great success in her operate engage
ments.
S. Vann & Son, the popular jewellers.
are about ready for business at their
new store in the Barnett building. next
to the p~ostofice. They will have a
most acceptable store, when every
thing is in tip-top order and the propri-
etors are down to business.
Charles l. Blood and w. E. Blood, of
Kansas City. and both on the reporter
ial staff of the Kansas City Star, ar
rived here last night, the latter for his
health and he will remain here some
time. Charles Blood expects to return
to Kansas City tomorrow night.
j. H. Lenehan, general western agent
of the Phoenix Fire Insurance compa-
ny, now in Ell Paso, will reach the city
tomorrow morning, meeting A. C. Odds,
of Kansas City, and l.. H. HaZen, of
San Francisco, who are also connected
with agencies of the above insurance
company.
Governor Otero passed through the
CITY tnlS morning en- route from Gudu-
alupe county to Santa Fee. The COVER
nor spent several days in Guadalupe
county visiting at the various sheep
ranches. He reports the pastures dry
but sheep looking very well consider
ing circumstances.
The Ladies' Benevolent association
is in great and immediate need of
sheets. pillow cases and blankets.
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building to be cared for, and a plenti-
full supply of bed clothes is a necessi-
ty. The donation of such articles is
solicited, and they will be sent for up
on notice being given to the officers
of the association, either directly or
through the city marshal.
m resi- brick cheese. Swiss cheese,
limburger and American full cream