Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-27
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

hN1N hA6hts
Ernest Meyers, of the Meyers-Abel
company. was a west bound passenger
last night.
Mrs. j. Winston and daughter. Miss
Louise, will spend their summer vaca-
left for Los Angeles last night.
Wool is coming in from the closely
shearingpens. Half a dozen wagons
loaded with wool arrived this morn
ing.
Fred Becker came before Judge
Crawford this morning on the charge
of being drunk. He was given five
days.
Aaron Pefley, the well-known ice
man. was around town yesterday cele-
brating in a quiet way the seth ami
versary of his birth.
Miss Sadie Jaffa. a charming young
lady, who was here as the guest of her
relative, Mrs. II. N. Jaffa, has returned
to her home at Trinidad.
The Woman's Relief Corps met at
the Knights of Pythias hall this after
noon, and made arrangements for the
Memorial day exercises.
Attorney r. e. T~witchell. assistant
New Mexico counsel for the Santa Fe
railway, passed up the road from El
Paso to Las Vegas this morning.
Miss Daisy Poyas will leave Satur-
day night for Los Angeles. where her
sister, Mrs. G. w. Johnston, and hus-
band, are at present s%oiourning.
One of the neglected streets of the
city is West Lead 1t should
be graded, and occasionally receive the
attention of the street commissioner.
J.. B. Archuleta, a well known citizen
of the Jemez hot springs country. is
in the city purchasing supplies. He
expects to return to the springs to-
morrow.
p. F. McCanna, insurance agent and
secretary of the New Mexico Terri
torial Fair association, was at his Office
today, after a spell of sickness. He suf-
fered with the quinsy.
The remains of William Campbell,
who died yesterday, will be shipped to
Allegheny City tonight. He was a
druggist of Philadelphia and came
here less than a week ago..
Roland Stevens, after a day or two
pleasantly enjoyed at home, has re.
turned to Kennedy, the camp on the
Santa Fe Central. Rolla is connected
with the engineering corps.
George A. Single is now with the AL
buquerque laundry Gay A. Hubbs, pro-
prietor.) while w. A. Bartlett, formerly
of the laundry, has accepted a position
at the store of the Hyde Exploring Ex-
petition on First street.
Mrs. G. w. Harrison, wife of the pop
ular alderman of the Fourth ward, will
leave tonight for Santa Monica and
other southern California resorts. She
will be absent until fall, and Mr.. Harri-
son will join her in a short time.
Mrs. M. H. Donahue and daughter,
Miss Ruth, who sojourned the past few
months at Santa Monica, CAL, have re-
turned to the city, Mr. Donahue joining
them here from his ranch out west.
The health of Mrs. Donahue was great.
ly improved by her stay out in Califor-
MIA.
Miss Florence Fox, of Atchison,
Kas., after a pleasant visit to her un-
Gle, II. e. Fox and family, left last
, night with a party of friends for the
Grand Canyon of the Colorado in Ari-
IONA. On her return this way she will
stop over for a few days, and then con-
tinue on to her Kansas home.
The sale of the household effects of
Mr.. n Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld took
place this afternoon at their residence,
$50 West Copper avenue, and the goods
sold brought good prices. Mr.. and
Mrs. Grunsfeld are arranging to leave
Albuquerque in a few days for New
York, where they will reside in the flu.
ture.
Mrs. A. NJ. Lockwood, mother of
Mrs. J.. +. Pearce, after a protracted
stay in this city, left this morning for
her old home in Delaware. En- route
she will stop off in Philadelphia to visit
relatives. Mrs. Lockwood made many
friends by her distinguished and char
ming personality during her visit to
Albuquerque.
Fred Anderson, the promising young
salesman, who for the past year has
been travelling in this territory for
C. C. Hall, has resigned that position
and left last night or Chicago, where
he will take to himself a wife. After
spending a few months in Chicago
Mr.. Anderson will go TO San Antonio
Texas, where he will engage in the
grocery business.
E. A. Wall, who recently sold ter
copper claims in the Bonito mining
district of Lincoln to the Eagle Mining
and Improvement company, is in the
city, ana VIII remain q rev days. MT
Wall considers the Bronito district the
richest copper proposition in the south
: west, and says the Eagle company has
taken up at least nine miles of LAM
} along the Bonito river.
|, The Pennington Hustler announces
} the arrival of Albuquerqueans at Far
, mington in the following local para
) graph: Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. E. Pickard
Miss Kittie Pickard and Francine Nc
, Nassau, relatives of Mrs. d. NJ. McNas
5 ser, s~aleslady in the Hyde store, cam
in on Lane fast express from Thorea
. Tuesday night, and are now comforts
. bly, located in the Hunter home on o.
, chard street, which they have rente
: for the summer. Although a little chi
8 ~ all report a pleasant but uneventfr
. trip across the country.