Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-21
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS


A. J. Crichton. of Santa Fe, is in the
I city on business.
The bar department of the Sturges
I European is being newly papered and
4 painted.
Z Attorney II. B. Holt, of Las Cruces
passed through the city this morning
I en- route north.
Link Saylors, the well-known trav
I cling man, representing the firm OF
Smith C McCord of Kansas City, is in
I the city.
| l.. w. Gales, district agent for the
I State Life Insurance company, of In.
[ diana, has returned from a two weeks
trip in Texas.
Mrs. M. F.. Minzesheimer of New
York, who has been spending the win.
ter at the Alvarado, will leave for the
east tomorrow morning.
Manuel Baca, the collector and
treasurer of Sandoval county, and
Marcelino Baca, are prominent people
of the city from Pena Blanca.
Leon T. Wilson, who sojourned at
Santa Fe the past few months, ar.
rived in the city last night, and will ac-
ccpt a position on The Citizen.
All committees of the President
Roosevelt entertainment are urged to
attend a meeting to be held tonight at
the Commercial club building.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Lead
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
will hold their regular monthly meet
ing Thursday afternoon in the church.
]. V. Smith, of the firm of Jones G.
Smith of Las Lunas. spent Sunday and
Monday in the city with his family and
returned to his place of business last
night.
l.. r. Smith, who has been a very
sick man at the sanitarium the past
month, left this morning for his home
near Bland. He Is much improved in
health.
The funeral services of the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Grout took
place at the Lead Avenue Methodist
church this afternoon, and was largely
attended.
j. c. Lewis, representing the Amerf-
can Biscuit company, Pueblo, Colo, Is
In the city, and tonight l.. C. Blunt,
the general manager, is expected to ar
rive here.
Herbert Brooks. the promising
young mining engineer. will leave to-
morrow evening for Magdalena, where
ne will spend the summer making in
vestigations.
Andres G. de Baca, of Santa Fe, is
here on civil service matters. He
wants a position in the government.
and will take an examination before
the local board.
DR.. Squirting. who was here as the
guest of DR.. Fitzgerald, returned to
Santa Fe last night, and after a few
days there will continue to his home
at Cleveland, o.
Mrs. Hattie Skinner, who has been
spending a few months in the city.
visiting her son, Arthur Skinner. clerk
at ], w. Edwards, left this morning
for Spring Hill, Kan.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. William
Farr entertained a number of her lady
friends. the occasion being a farewell
to Mrs. Fl. G. Whitcomb, who is going
to Wichita, Kan, to reside.
Rolla Stevens is now with the AL
buquerque Gas, Electric Light &
Power company, vice Duncan Bell,
who has become the book keeper of
the Democrat Publishing company.
William Dunbar. foreman of William
Mclntosh's sheep ranches in the Chilli
district, is in the city after supplies.
He cove aunrvhAIu L. frIl 80 I.fo o,,t
his way, preparing for iambing and
shearing.
Mrs. G. w. Harrison, president of
the ladies in charge of the st. Joseph
bazaar, called at The Citizen office and
requested the announcement that sup
per at the bazaar would be served at
g o'clock p. m.
Harmony Lodge, No. II. I. o. o. F.,
meets this evening at s o'clock. This
is the last meeting before u anniver-
sary entertainment, and a full attend.
ance is desired. All Odd Fellows in
vited to attend.
The Misses O'Brien, milliners, have
had as their guests the past couple Of
days their cousin, Leo Banner, of Sc
dalia, Mo. He has been spending a
few weeks at Phoenix Ariz., and stop
ped here while en- route home.
Colonel ]. Francisco Chaves, terri
torial school superintendent, arrived
this morning from a days visit at Be
len: He says hat a notable change
has taken place at Belen the past few
months. Col. Chaves thinks that Belen
has a good prospect of becoming a city
A number of fine residence have re-
Gently been erected on West Coal and
Lead avenues. This section of the
third ward is coming to the front in
fine style, and, in order to improve ap-
pearanceS. Lead avenue should ha