Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-20

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

the city on legal matters.
Attorney w. b. Childers was a pas
senger north this morning.
w. ID. Kemp, the Piacitas mining
man, is in the city buying supplies.
b. A. Sleyster, the insurance agent,
was a passenger on the limited today
for Gallup.
J. w. McQuade's new carpenter shop
on West Railroad avenue has been
completed.
The Chicago is the name of the
new restaurant on Railroad avenue
next to the San Jose market.
Miss Alice Wetter will return to Al
buquerque in a short time. This will
be excellent news to many of the
young people.
Mrs. p. Morrow has gone to Chicago
for a few months visit, while her hus-
band attends to his mining interests
at Clifton, Ariz.
Miss Edna r. Johnson. daughter of
A. d. Johnson, who has been seriously
i'll with d%iphtheria, is reported to be
a great deal better.
Joe Goodlander, the western repre-
sentative for the Meyers Drug com
pany, of st. Louis, Mo, is in the city
with his samples.
j. f. Haines, bookkeeper for The
Citizen, is building several nice resi-
dences, with all modern conveniences,
on North Third street.
Mrs. l.. c. Gilbert, of the Gilbert
Millinery company, left this morning
for eastern markets to buy goods. She
expects to be away several weeks.
Mrs. Rosa Berry's dancing school
and social dance Wednesday night was
largely attended by a gay crowd of
young people, who delight in good
dancing.
DR.. w. ID. Radcliffe, of Belen, came
in from the south this morning to have
some dental work done. He returned
to Belen on the south bound freight
train this afternoon.
There will be a meeting of the Gen
tlemen's Driving association over
Zeiger's Cafe tonight. Members are
urged to be present as some important
business will be discussed.
Police court had one anti.prohibition-
list this morning, who got five days for
his consuming views of the liquor ques-
ton. He believed in putting it down,
but he kept it down too long.
Mrs. Ingham, of Wichita, Kan, is in
the city visiting with her cousins, Mrs.
r. w. d. Bryan and Mrs. E. w. Dob
sol She just stopped off for a day
while en- route home from California.
John Stein, a division superintend-
ent of the Fred. Harvey eating house
system, with his bride, is expected here
in a few days. They are at Las Vegas,
where last night Manager Gillies, OF
the Castaneda, rendered them a re-
ception and dinner.
Mrs. III. l., Dunning, wife of the job
printer of The Citizen job department,
is here from Santa Fe, to enjoy a
couple of days in the territorial me-
tropolis. With her children, Mrs. Dun
ming is remaining at Santa Fe during
the legislature, and will return to the
capital Sunday night or Monday morn
ing. ,
F. w. Sudbury, representing r. l..
Polk G. Co, directory publishers, came
in from the west this morning and is
here today. He called at The Citizen
office and after ascertaining that this
Office intended to issue a directory of
the city of Albuquerque this spring he
concluded to move along. He will go
up to Las Vegas tonight.
Bert Baker, an Albuquerque boy, is
proving himself made of the right kind
of material TO succeed in this world.
In a letter to his mother, Mrs. A. ].
Maloy, Bert announces himself pros
pering and in good health. He is 10,
Gated at Hancock, Mich, and is man
ager of the supply department of the
Houghton County Street Railway com
pany.
Mrs. James II. Wroth, 500 Copper
avenue, is at home this afternoon to a
number of ladies, who called by invi-
tation. The invitations requested that
they bring their sewing. Mrs. Wroth
Is a fine entertainer and the affair is
bound to be a pleasant one. 1t is one
of a series of informal teas being
given by the lady before the Lenten
season opens.
The Italian band, one of Albuquer-
que's most worthy organizations, will
give a dance this evening at Grant hall.
When helping the band you are help
ing the city, as no member derives any
p%ecuniary benefit from being a member
thereof. Professor hi Mauro has been
engaged to furnish the music, which
insures a good time. A concert will
be given by the hand on Railroad ave-
nue. this evening.