Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-16
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS
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For several hours of genuine fun, go
t' the Colombo hall tonight. 1t will
pay you. Elks' Ministries.
Hon. A. c. Voorhees,, a well known
attorney of Ration, who was at Las
Cruces on some legal matters, came
in from the south this morning, and
continued north on No. 2 for Ration.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold a parlor meeting Fri
day afternoon at 8 o'clock with Mrs.
Boiler and Mrs. Wilson, at the home
of the latter, 119 South Arno street.
Special meeting of Albuquerque
lodge No. 461, b. p. o. e., this after
noon at 6 o'clock for the purpose of
taking part in the big parade with a
yard of Daisies" G. +. Myers, exalt-
ed ruler.
w. M. Gregg. an e%nterprising and
extensive sheep owner from near Pro-
gresso, county seat of Torrance coun-
ty, Is in town engaging herders for the
lambing season. He reports sheep do
ing nicely and anticipates a good lamb
crop.
Regular Sabbath services will be
held at Temple Albert Friday evening
at 7:45. The choir Is conducted by
Miss ~Braithwaite and Mrs. Israel. Rab
bi Jacob II. Kaplan will lecture on
Ceremony in Religion" The public
Is cordially welcome.
Mrs. ]. H. Fenner, who was called
hopE 70 hnr old NaU VArty how - 10
sponse to a message that her mother
was dangerously i'll, writes to her hus-
band, Engineer Fenner, that her moth
er Is still very i'll, suffering with heart
trouble, and it Is feared she will not
survive her present illness.
At a meeting of the board of county
commissioners of Sandoval county,
held at Sandoval the other day, Sig
fried Grunsfeld, of this city, was m
ployed to prepare a complete set of
records for said county. Mr.. Gruns-
field is a fine bookkeeper and account
ant, and his services will prove valua-
BILE to the officers of the new county.
Ed and John Shields arrived in the
city last night from Acme, Arizona,
where they have been contracting.
They are here on a visit to Ike and
Warren Graham. When they leave
they will go to Colorado, where they
have some valuable mining property,
which they will look after. Both for
merly lived at Bland, in the Cochiti
district.
Mrs. J. G. Albright is in receipt of
a letter from her daughter, Miss Claude
Albright. The young lady is the lead
ing mezzo contralto of the Castle
Square Opera company, and she Is re-
ceiving deserved recognition from the
metropolitan papers by her singing.
The company has just closed a weeks
engagement at st. Paul and Is now at
Milwaukee.
A great many Of the base ball fans
Of the city wonder why the Browns
have not been r~eorganized. The sea-
son is here and apparently nothing
has been done. There is plenty of good
material on hand, and Albuquerque
should have a cracking good team.
The teams to be entered at the next
fair are to be amateur, and the boys
should begin to get In line.
A letter from Fred Raymer to Char
lie Quier states that Fred met with an
accident while practicing before open
ing the season with the Columbus
base ball team of the American asso-
citation. In some manner he misplaced
his knee cap and it is feared that in
order 10 set 1t Alright several muscles
of the calf of the leg will have to be
removed. Should this be the case 1t
will end Fred's career as a base ball
player. 1t is too bad, as Fred had a
In order to make room for advanced
summer styles Mrs. d. d. C~overdale,