Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-03-20

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Mrs. j. G. Albright has returned
from a few days visit at Santa Fe.
Mrs. Solomon Luna came dowr
from Santa Fe and is here visiting
city friends.
Thomas II. Hall Of the firm of Hal
& Learnard. went up to the Meadow
city on business this morning.
Hon. W. b. Childers, the United
States attorney for New Mexico, re
turned to the city from Santa Fe las
night.
Hon. r. Il. Twitchell, assistant ter
rftorial counsel for the Santa Fe road
who was at the capital the past few
days, is here today.
Miss Estelle Earl left this morning
for her home at Eskridge, Kansas, af.
ter spending a few months here visit.
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. p. o. Walker.
w. NJ. Bell returned yesterday from
a business trip to Las Vegas. He re-
ports the weather cold up there and
that the Meadow city is far from
blooming yet.
Pinkus, the blind pianist, makes his
western debut at Colombo hall tonight.
His performance on the piano is pro-
nounced by competent critics to be lit
tie short of marvellous.
At the drug store Of J.. II. O'Rielly
& Co. tomorrow, as stated some days
ago in The Citizen, there will be given
away free to every lady hat enters
the store a package of sweet pea
seeds.
Charles Conroy, the enterprising pro-
prietor of the Highland grocery, came
out yesterday with a handsome new
delivery wagon. 1t was made by Her
nan Schulz and is one of the finest in
the city.
Rev. Robert Renison has returned
from Pueblo, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss May, who has been
i'll in the Colorado city. Miss REM
son is pleased to get back to Albu-
querque.
Gus Thelin and Peter Gullion were
at Bernalillo yester6ay-the former to
engage men for the sheep lambing sea
son, and the latter to look at some
Aztec relics. They returned to the
city last night.
Regular Sabbath service will be
held at Temple Albert this evening at
7:45. Music will be rendered by Miss
Bralthwaite and Mrs. Israel. Louis
Ilfeld has kindly offered to conduct
services. The public is welcome.
Lieut.. Otto Redhorst, until recently
second lieutenant of the Fourteenth
cavalry, stationed at Fort Wingate,
has been promoted to a first ~lieuten-
ancy and will in the near future be
stationed at some fort in Oklahoma.
The plans for the enlargement of
the st. Johns Episcopal church were
unanimously adopted at q meeting of
the vastry of the church Tuesday
evening. A building committee was
appointed and work will begin imme-
diately after Easter.
]. d. NJ. Hamilton, the claims attor-
ney of the Santa Fe, came in from Cal
ifornia this morning, and net here
Jose G. Chaves and p. w. Zimmerman,
the two claim adjusters located in
New Mexico. Attorney Hamilton will
continue north tonight.
The Phoenix planning mill, owned by
Wallace Hesselden, has demonstrated
the kind of al institution it is by turn
ing out a very handsome oak framed
show case. The case was made for
j. II. O'Rielly & Co.'S drug store, at
which place 1t may be seen.
J. Weldon Berrey, the we'll known
basketball coach of the southwest, left
this morning for Las Vegas, where he
will coach the young ladies' basketball
team of the Normal University. 1t is
probable they will play with the terri
torial champions at Mesilla Park soon
T. J. Ashley, an experienced en-
ploye of the Phoenix Planning mill, had
the misfortune to lose a hand yester-
day by it coming in contact with a
circular saw. He was taken to the
st. Joseph's sanitarium, where the in
jured member received surgical atten'
ton. He is reported resting easy to.
day.
The funeral services of Mrs. Ii. Jay
Stone, whose death occurred yesterday
afternoon, will be held from the In,
dertaking parlors of ]. W. Edwards al
o'clock Saturday morning. The Rev
w. j. Marsh will officiate. The deatt
OF the good and estimable m has
caused a gloom of sadness to com
ever her many friends in this city.
The funeral services of Frank Sulli
van, who passed away Wednesday
vas held from the Immaculate Con
ception church yesterday morning at
o'clock. The ceremony vas performed
by Father Mandalari. Quite a humble
of friends of the deceased were pres
ent and followed the cortege to SAINT;
Barbara cemetery, where intermen
was made.
S. +. Edmunds, the tobacco expert