Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-13
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


A. L. Laudenslager, of this city, is
up the road representing the firm of II.
u. Cartwright & Bro. of Santa Fe.
The postofice at Springer. Colfax
county. will on January / be advanced
from the fourth class to the third
class.
Word comes to the city of the dealt
of Alfredo Leyba at Gal,stec. Mr..
Leyba has relatives living in old AL
buquerque.
Arthur Cavanaugh, representing the
wholesale grocery firm of Gross, Kelly
& Co, is on one of his regular visits
t. the towns north of the city.
w. c. Rogers. now of California,
passed up the road for Cerrillos the
other day, where he resided a few
years and still has business interests
there.
Col. E. II. Bergman, formerly super
intendent OF the territorial peniten-
tiary at Santa Fe. who has been ser
iously i'll at Cerrillos, is reported to
be convalescing.
T. c. Mason. who formerly held
down a chair at the Oak barber shop
in the A. T. ArInijo building. now VII
age razor king of Cerrillos, is the
whole cheese up in that town. Last
Friday night. at Youngs hall, Mr.. Ma
son entertained a number of the best
people of Cerrillos with a dance, and
word comes from that town that the
affair was one of the incest of the sea
son
There will be a special meeting of G.
X. Warren post No. 5. G.. A. r., this
evening at 1880 o'clock at the Office of
Commander J-W.- Edwards, to make
arrangements for the funeral of Com
rade J. S. Campbell. By order of j. w.
Edwards, P. c.; w. W. Mcdonald, ad-
jutant.
A consumer said this morning that
If the new milk ordinance made any
restriction on milk punches he was OPP
posed to it.
The fancy Christmas evergreen gar
nish the front of the Pratt grocery
store. 1t will be just eleven days until
they are adorned with colored candles
and glistening with presents.
Miss Maud Summers has accepted
the direction of the Presbyterian
church choir. She will sing at the
Sunday services.
Street Commissioner Martin Tierney
is doing a good work today by placing
cinders on the muddy street crossings.
The crossing in front of the Alvarado
Pharmacy across First street to the
Santa Fe station, needs something bad
ly. 1t is impossible during sloppy
weather.
All members af the w. r. c. are
hereby notified to meet at Mrs. Shoe
makers store on Gold avenue, at 1870
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. to attend
the funeral of =. s. Campbell, of G. X.
Warren post, G. A. r. Services at Ed
wards undertaking parlors. BY order
of Mrs. Stevens, second vice president.
Temperance Whitcomb, secretary.
e. r. Ferguson. of Charlotte, n. c.,
has accepted the position as cashier of
the Mutual Life Insurance company,
made vacant by H. N. Wolf, who has
been transferred to Jackson Miss. Mr.,
Ferguson was formerly assistant
cashier for the Mutual Life at Char
lotte.
The "Club" is the name of the new
cafe and club house at 110-112 South
Second street, opened by A. j. Robin
son & Co. The formal opening will
occur next week.
Miss Marie Benjamin will leave to
might for aKnsas City. After spending
a day at Kansas City, Miss Benjamin
will go to Natchez, Miss, where she
will visit friends for some months.
A recent number of the st. Louis
Shoe and Leather Gazette, gives an &C
count of a shoe factory to be estab
lished in Albuquerque by w M. Bell
The article states that the factory will
begin building. about January 1, ant
will turn out shoes by May l.
]. w. Mallette, proprietor of the
Fair s~toressAns presented the public
with some very pretty and nicely ar
ranged show windows displaying
Christmas toys. chinaware. Indiai
curios and other wares, any article o
which would make a desirable Christ
mas present.
s. Vann & Son, jewellers, on Soutl
Second street, are showing a nice as
sortment of Christmas toilet articles
in their front windows. The store o
Arthur Everitt, on Railroad avenue
and also that of T. Y. Maynard, or Sec
ond street, are pretty well filed wit
fine jewelry and other handsome good
for Christmas presents. The jeweler
expect to do a big business these holi
days.
Rev. Peter Moog, of La Joya, is Il
the city for the day, having arrive,
from the north last night and MISSING
his train this morning.