Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-06-17
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LOCAL
The Rio Grande is falling.

Mrs. J. V. Reyes, of Belen, is here to-
day.
w. d. Wright is down from the
Meadow city.
Attorney H. F. Reynolds has gone
east for a visit.
G.. Il. Cox and wife, of Winslow,
are at the A~lvarado.
Attorney A. b. McMillen Is in the
Ancient city today on business.
The vegetable kingdom in and
around Albuquerque is booming.
w. l.. Bretherton, of C~larkville, n.
NJ, is registered at the Alvarado.
The socialists held a business meet
ing last evening in Carpenters hall.
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in touch with everything going on.
Livestock Inspector Sam Locke, of
Magdalena, is in the Duke city today.
Harry p. Owen, the court steno-
grapher, is in Santa Fe today on legal
business.
j. p. G~oodlander. the drug man from
st. Louis, is shaking hands with the
trade today.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Hall are enter
tanning Mrs. H. l.. Hall and children
from Sherman, Tex.
!, William Farr and family left this
morning for California. They will re-
turn the last of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grunsfeld are
entertaining Mr.. Sender, a life insur-
ance man of PHILADELPHIA.
The regular meeting of the library
commission will be held Thursday
evening in the library building.
The Italian band will give a concert
at Robinson park this evening. A
fine program has been prepared.
Ross Merritt, who is with the Bank
of Commerce, is able to be around to-
day, after wrestling with those awful
measles.
Contractor J. a. Harlan, of San Mar
cial, is in the city today. He is build
ing the new depot and Harvey house
at that place.
d. j.. Gutierrez, of Alameda, is in
the city. He is one of the flood suf-
ferers. Reports all say that the Rio
Grande is falling.
Next Sunday at the Lead Avenue
Methodist church Rev. DR.. A. p. Morri-
son, superintendent of the New Mexico
English mission, will preach.
The New Mexico Territorial Fair, to
be held here from October IL to II, is
going to surpass anything in this line
ever held in the southwest.
Ellsworth ingalls,, special attorney
of the interior department, is again
at the Alvarado. after spending a few
days up in the Ancient city.
r. F. Heller is registered at Sturges'
European. Mr.. Heller is the postmas-
ter at Cabezon. He is also a merchant
and is here on a business trip.
Theta and Frank Jones yesterday en-
tertained Master Hezekiah Hall, of
Water canyon. He was en- route home
after a school year spent in Connect
cut.
The social to have been given on
Friday evening at Orchestrion hall by
the young ladies of the Woman's Re-
lief corps, has been indefinitely post
r poned.
The Central Labor Unions big cele-
bration for July 4 and 5 will draw peo-
pie from every city, town and village
in the territory. Many will also come
from Arizona.
; Mrs. John Oliphant left last evening
: for Des Moines, Iowa, where she will
visit relatives. She will be gone about
six weeks. Mr.. Oliphant has charge
of the Bennett Indian curio store on
North First street.
l.. w, Gales. district agent of the
Indiana State Life Insurance company
in the territory of New Mexico, is
down in the southern country. He re-
; ports fine prospects for sheep and cat
tie growers for the year.
Rev. w. j.. Marsh, the popular pastor
, of the Congregational church, will
leave this evening for a trip tc
3 Nebraska. He will be gone for siN
h weeks and on his return will stoI
e over at Denver to attend a convention