Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-07

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


night for Santa Fe on legal matters.
The Mathematician marriage will
occur on Monday evening. February
16.
Mrs. William Coullodon, wife of the
well known plasterer, is on the sick
list.
Regular meeting of Central Labor
union Monday night; same place, same
hour.
V. p. Edie, of the Wool securing
mills firm, has returned from a trip to
Phoenix, Ariz.
Hon. U. s. Bateman, of Eddy county,
father of the Bateman law. passed up
the road for Santa Fe this morning.
John Reub, the engineer, who was
injured the other day, is out and
around today among his many friends.
A. G. ingalls,. recently with the Hotel
Stocks at White Hall. ILL.,, is the new
night clerk at the Alvarado. He ar
rived yesterday.
Fred Huning came up from Los Lu-
mas this morning. He is much pleased
with the prevailing snow. 1t will help
to make wheat grow in the spring.
Louis Becker. the university student
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ball game last night. has gone to
his home at Belen to spend Sunday.
NJ. S. Otero. Jr., has returned from a
trip to his fathers ranch in the Jemez
mountains. He reports heavy snow
in the mountains but stock looking
well. .
George Arnot. general manager of
the local house of Gross, Kelly & Co.,
has returned to the city from a bust
ness trip to Las Vegas. He expects to
go to Belen tomorrow.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. NJ. NJ.
butcher entertained a party OF small
children in honor of her little nephew.
Ralph butcher, the occasion being his
fifth birthday anniversary.
Mrs. NJ. Grose, of Williams, Ariz.,
who has been the past few days in the
city visiting with Mrs. j. NJ. Moore, left
this morning for Indianapolis, Ind,
where she will visit relatives.
j. A. Harlan, the contractor. is up
from San Marcial. MIR. Harlan is now
engaged in building the new depot at
San Marcial. The foundation for the
new depot is almost finished.
Charles Riggs, who will be remem-
bered as the theatrical manager of his
wife, Rose Stillman, is in the city, com
ing in from the south this morning
with The Telephone Girl" company.
Prof. and Mrs. l.. G. Lenker left this
morning for Wellington, Kas., their old
home. After visiting there a few
weeks they will go to Oklahoma, where
they will be Joined by Professor Mich
olson and his bride.
Last night, in honor of her visitor,
Miss Carrie Titus. of Kansas City,
Mrs. G. L.. Brooks gave a nice party to
neighborhood friends, the guests as
sembling at the pleasant Brooks home
or West Copper avenue.
Contractor j. w. McQuade this NOR
ning commenced the erection of a new
carpenter shop on the vacant lot just
west of the Highland hotel, on the
south side of Railroad venue. He will
occupy the building as soon as it is
completed.
Attorney Frank Alderman left this
morning for Chicago on matters of i'm
p%ortance. His mission includes per-
sonal business and business in connec-
ton with the Nancot Copper company.
He will be absent from the city a
couple of weeks.
Lawrence Merriam who, in the early
days of this city, conducted the Jour
nal hotel on Silver avenue near Second
street, writes that he will return to
New Mexico from Oklahoma in a short
time, and will locate in the Cochiti
district at Bland.
The Flagstaff Sun says: Thos. Hall.
of the Albuquerque music firm Of Hal
& L~earnard, spent several days here
the first of the week looking up bust
ness. He stated that he was %agreeably
surprised at the progress in the towns
growth since his last visit.
W. c. Ba-nes, a prominent ranch
man from nca Dorsey, N. NJ, arrived
in the city yesterday morning, accom-
panied by his wife. Mr.. Barnes will
spend a few days in the city, the guest
OF A. b. McGaffey, and Mrs. Barnes
will go to Phoenix, Ariz., to visit ella
tiyes.
George X. Neher, Robert Appleton,
LOU Holz and A. j. Crawford, who en-
joyed a couple of days hunting in the
vicinity of Bernalillo and Algodones,
have returned to the city. They were
successful in bagging a large quantity
of quail, but failed to divide up with
their friends.
John NJ. Barnett, a prominent gentle
man of Markleton, Pa, arrived last
night to visit a week or so with his sis.
ter, Mrs. J. S. Elder. After his so
; journ here, Mr.. Barnett will leave fol-
southern California, and en- route viii
a stop over a day or two at the Grand
I Canyon of Arizona.
4 p. c. Bell, a prominent mining mar
of San Antonio, n. NJ, arrived this
D morning from the Jones mining dis
! trict in the Oscura mountains, where
b he is associated with DR.. F. A. Jones
& of this city, in developing some pros
h pective valuable iron claims. Mr.. Bel
Y returns to the mountains tonight. DR.
= Jones may accompany him.
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