Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-19

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


- AA'eN 80
T. f. Farr. a big sheep buyer of
Greeley. Colo. is still in the territorial
metropolis.
]. r. Brown. special officer of the
Santa Fe. with headquarters at La
Junta. is in the city.
Charles w. Uhrey, a jeweler of Gin
%cinnati. Ohio, is in the city, and made
the acquaintance of Jeweler Maynard
this morning.
There will he literary service in st.
Johns Episcopal church at $3.50 tomor-
| row. Rev. f. J. Cook, of ~Schuyerviiie'
N. Y. will also hold services on sun
day.
The Womah's Christian Temperance
union will hold a mothers meeting
Friday afternoon at 8 O'Clock, at the
home of Mrs. Downs, 504 South Arno
street.
Misses Sarah and Elizabeth Haskell.
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Haskell,
living on Moth Edith street. left this
morning for Kalamazoo. Mich. to visit
with relatives.
w. d. Metzgar, who has been mana
ger for Melini & Eakin's wholesale
and liquor house at Santa Rosa, has
returned to the city and will reside
here in the future.
Misses Miriam Eskridge. Edith n.
Klock and Margaret Davis arrived this
morning from San Francisco. They
will appear in an entertainment for
the benefit of the public library at the
public library building this evening.
Nat Straw. a famous lion hunter of
the Magdalena range of mountains, is
in the city, and was busily engaged
this morning telling first class lion
killing stories to Hank Thomas and
Henry Faber az the Sturges' European.
C. A. Worden, representing Samuel
J. Dennis of New York, cigar mer-
chants, and II. J. Schneider, repre-
senting Grommes & Ullrich of Chica-
60, liquors AMI cigars, passed through
the city this morning en- route east
from Eel Paso.
Miss d. Louise Wentworth, who has
been teaching school at San Antonio
during the winter, passed through the
city this morning en- route to Santa
Fe. After spending a day or two at
the territorial capital, she will go to
her home at Chicago.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Albuquerque lodge No. /, Woodmen OF
the World, on Friday, February 20, at
1880 sharp. All members are re
uuested to be present, Visitors always
welcome. Work in i~nitiatory. BY or
der of N. G., d. G. Miller, secretary.
The Boston Transcript says: Miss
Miriam Eskridge made the hit OF the
evening, rea1ing an original poem
Uncle Toms Cabin Show and for al
encore she gave a natural study 81
child life, entitled pillow Fights
At the public library tonight, for Nib
rary benefit.
n. II. Andrus. the skilled watchma
ker and ieweler, who has been will
Arthur Everltt for some time. is ex
recting his wife and children from
Omaha, Neb., this evening. Mr.. An
drus has been favorably impressed
. with Albuquerque and will make this
!, his future home.
Irene Edwards, one of the gay girl'
on North Third street, was up before
Judge Crawford this morning on com
plant of Mrs. Taylor, who charge.
= Irene with having insulted her witt
words. AS none Of the witnesses wer'
present the ca SO was carried owe IN
til tomorrow morning.
Misses Essie and Lena Price, of Sc
zorro, who are here visiting their ST:
ter. Mrs. l.. 3. Stern, and Misses Jei
V and Alma Rosenwald, were at tn
depot this morning to see Isadore an
Marian Sanders, pleasant people
Trinidad, Colo, who were passin
through the city ell route home froi
Mexico.
w. l.. Harris. of the Cabinet salooI
is in receipt of a letter from his par
ner, j. b. Jones of William, a. T., gi
. ing a few facts about the confiagratio
at Williams, by which almost a who
block of business houses of that tow
Il were utSlIpN "a Nls OOhNef "HD -
a saloon there, lost about 800 wort
of stored goods.
Edith Norman Klock has a rich me
20 soprano voice, and under able
As structors she has developed wonde
. fully. Among her native gifts is h
> fine stage presence. so important
III platform work and an exceeding
III pleasing manner.-Chicago Music
II Times. At the public library buildir
for the benefit of the library, tonigI
Let everyone attend.
At Temple Albert, corner of &c
avenue and Seventh street, regu'
services will be held Friday event
at 7.45. Music will be rendered
Miss Braithwaite and Mrs. lsra
Mr.. Simon Stern will read the seryi'
- and Row w March. of the Cong