Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

his home at Los Lunas.
Mrs. Lizzie Brookins, of Las Vegas.
is an Albuquerque visitor.
J. B. Alexander, of Phoenix, Ariz.,
Is an albuquerque visitor.
T. b. Johnson and family, of Selig-
man, Ariz., are in the city.
J. NJ. Romero. a prominent farmer.
of Los Lunas, is in the city.
Roy Mcdonald rs expected back from
his trip to Illinois this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Franks. of Ago
dones, are Albuquerque visitors.
Mrs. Felix Lester went to Bernalillo
this morning for a few days visit.
Important special Elk meeting this
evening at 1880 O'Clock al Zeiger's
cafe.
Miss Clara Gertig. who has been
spending a week at Camp Whitcomb,
has returned to the city.
Abraham Kempenich, the prosperous
merchant CT Peralta, is t~ransacting
business in Albuquerque today.
George Arnot, manager of the local
Gross, Kelly a. Co. wholesale house.
was a passenger north this morning.
The mothers meeting of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance union has
been postponed from August l to Au.
gust Is.
Doctors Wroth and Cornish were
J called to Los Lunas last night by the
serious illness of Mrs. Wittwer, wife
of DR.. Wittwer.
]. H. O'Rielly, the manager of the
Washington Life Insurance company
of this district, has purchased the trot-
ting horse st. Elmo from Joe Barnett.
r. b. Thomas, who came down from
Cerrillos to attend the Rodey recep-
ton and visit with his family owe
Thursday returned to that place last
night.
L. j. Sanford, of Kansas City. was
here a short time last night on his way
to the City of Mexico. He is president
and superintendent of the Union depot
company.
There will be a regular meeting of
Adah chapter No. 5, o. E. s., Friday
evening, August s, at s O'Clock. BY
order Of worthy matron. Laura F1uke,
secretary.
J. A. Blondin, a prominent mining
man from near Los Placitas, who spent
yesterday in the city buying supplies
and visiting old friends, returned nome
this morning.
The z months old son of Antonio
Ortiz died in this city yesterday morn.
ing and last night the body was sent
to the family home at 'Pena Blanca, by
O. w. Strong & Sons.
Thomas A. Goodwin and wife, of the
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trip to the Jemez springs. 1ney x
pect to leave Sunday morning and re.
turn about September J..
Harry P. Owen left last evening fol
San Francisco. where he will join his
wife. They will visit with the family
of Prof. ]. P. Owens at Santa Monica
before returning to this city.
Steven E. Roehl, claim agent at The
local Santa Fe freight house. who, with
his wife and brother. has been visiting
with friends at Topeka for some time
past, returned home last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. jerks and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret, returned this morn
ing from a two months outing at d.f-
ferent places on the Pacific coast. The
report having had a fine time.
Rabbi DR.. Kaplan, of Denver, will
conduct services at Temple Albert t.
night at 7:45 O'Clock. The regular choir
will be supplemented by Mr.. Thomas
of Washington, who will sing a solo.
Elston Jones has accepted the posi-
ton of assayer al the Cerrillos smell
ter. He is a son of Prof. f. A. Jones,
of this city, and is only II years old.
but one of the best assayers CT the ter.
ritory.
j. p. Jones, of the firm of Harris &
Jones, proprietors of The Cabinet sa.
loon, was a passenger for Williams,
Arizona, on the California flyer yester
day. He will return to Albuquerque in
a few days.
Prof. w. d. Decker and family arriv
ed in the city yesterday from Pinos
Altos and are busily engaged in get
ting settled. Professor Decker is tC
4 be the new principal at the Fourth
ward school.
Sam Locke, live stock inspector FL
the seventh district of New Mexico
came up from Socorro this morning
and is tr~ansacting business in the
city today. He WI. return 10 SocorrC
tomorrow night.
Mrs. w. w. Strong, wife of the prom
inent contractor and carpenter, return
ed home yesterday morning from
two months outing at different places
along the Pacific coast. Mrs. Strong
reports having had a fine trip.
DIR. David T. Day, chief of the divis
ion of mining and mineral resources
OF the United States, expects to visi
Albuquerque during the territorial fair
to study the mineral exhibits from tn
several counties of the territory.
j. II. Gainsley, who was at the La
Vegas hot springs the past week 70
tbs rheumatism, returned to the cit.
last night, and was on duty at the Gle
thing store of Simon Stern this morn
ing. He reports himself in fairly goo.
condition.
Lou Holz, one of the stalwarts at tn.
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