Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-14

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G. T. and S. o. Posey, brothers, have
gone to FL Paso to see the big carni-
val.
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Harrison left
this morning to attend the mid-winter
carnival.
Arthur Everitt went down to El
Paso, where he will visit the carnival
for several days.
Workmen are busy clearing away
the wreckage of the Baldridge fire on
South First street.
Miss Woods, after a very pleasant
visit with Mrs. w. II. Hahn. has de-
parted for her home in Madrid.
Miss Adah Smallwood. who has been
visiting with Thos. Keleher, left this
morning for her home in Kansas.
T. A. Riordan, one of the owners of
the big mills of the Saginaw Lumber
company at Flagstaff, was in the city
yesterday.
w. II. CLEARWATER. manager of the
Montezuma Savings, Building and
Loan association, was a passenger for
Santa Fe this morning.
Charles Conroy. proprietor of the
Highland grocery, has sold his resi-.
dence property on South Second street
to Jose Ignacio Aragon.
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Graham Bros, proprietors of one of
the popular Railroad avenue club
houses, are making arrangements for
the starting of a saloon at Belen.
The Woman's Circle of the Baptist
church will hold its monthly social at
the home of Mrs. Brewer, 724 East
Railroad avenue, tomorrow afternoon
at 8 O'Clock.
Augustus F. Howell, the celebrated
i~mpersonator, is coming to Albuquer-
que and will appear in February at the
Congregational church and give read
ings from Eben Holden.
E. F. Allen, a member of the COM
mittee of inspection representing the
American Lumber company, who has
been spending the past two weeks in
the city, left this morning for Chicago.
The Ell Paso papers note the arrival
in the Pass City of Sheriff T. s. Hub
bell, o. N. Marion, P. F. McCanna and
others from the territorial metropolis,
who are there attending the big ar-
nival.
The establishment of the Meyers
Abel company was closed yesterday,
owing to the fact that the funeral of
Miss Ernestine Meyers, twin sister of
Major Ernest Meyers, IA held in San
Francisco.
ID. A. Macpherson was at the depot
this morning to meet Louis Grant, who
arrived home from Los Angeles. Mr..
Grant will spend several days in the
city. He is one of the administrators
of the A. A. Grant estate, owners of
the Albuquerque Journal-Democrat
and other local enterprises.
President Frank lager and twenty
six directors of the Model Gold Mining
company, owning various mines in Ari-
iona. passed through the city this
morning en- route from Prescott, Ariz.,
where they were in attendance at the
meeting of the directors of the
company, which was held there last
week, to their homes at Chicago.
J. r. FarweIl, accompanied by Ro-
land II. Stevens, and ]. w. Williams,
will reach the city tomorrow
night from Santa Fe, and will, as soon
thereafter as possible, begin a survey
for the Albuquerque Eastern railroad
into the city. Mr.. Farwell and his as
sistants have Just completed a survey
for the Pennsylvania capitalists for a
line between this city and Durango,
Colo. Ralph S. Dunbar. who is n
of the assistants, arrived here last
night.
George p. Learnard, the genial and
popular member OF the firm of Hall &
Learnard, entertained a number of
friends at his home on North Walter
street last evening. The evening Of
pleasure was given in honor of Father
Quito, of Prescott, Arizona, and Faith
ers Jouillard and Demerest. of Gallup.
After an evening of music and pleas
ant conversation several of the party
departed for Ell Paso to attend the
mid-winter carnival.
Don c. Corbett, an attorney of Clar-
ion. Pa, with his wife, arrived in the
city the other evening, and we're
pleased to meet here old friends in
Mrs. Elder and her son, DR.. j. w.
Elder. DR.. Elder and Mr.. Corbett we're
passengers for Santa Fe last night,
where they took in the sights today
and will return to the city tonight. The
Corbetts are visiting the southwest for
pleasure and health, and after a weeks
soiourn here they will 90 IN SOuthern