Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-11
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS .
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A. j.. Frank. with his wife and
daughter, is here from Algodones. and
will spend the Sabbath in the terri
torial metropolis.
l.. F. Levy, the big curio merchant
Of Juarez, Mex, is in the city, on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Trauer.
He will remain a few days.
The Br~icklayers' union will meet to-
morrow Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the Carpenters union hall.
All members are requested to attend.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Gertig,
40S West Coal avenue, was frightened
last night by the arrival of a baby
boy, who tips the scales at eight
pounds.
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet
at Wilson's music store tonight for
the purpose of completing orange
ments for visiting the Indian school
tomorrow.
Jacob Loebs, president of the South
western Brewery & Ice company, is in
the southern part of the territory, rep
r~esenting his institution. He will visit
Arizona before returning.
Mrs. G.. f. Hopkins and daughter.
Mrs. Cochran, of the Columbus hotel,
have as their guests Mrs. Richmond,
of Chicago, and Mrs. Bennett, of Trim
idad. The visitors will remain in AL
buquerque several days.
The display windows of Mike Man
dells clothing store are are an Easter
creation. The latest styles in negligee
shirts, beautiful neckties, and in fact,
everything that a gentleman of taste
would desire, to make his appearance
of a possessing character.
Chief Engineer Davis, of the Ameri.
IA Lumber company, left last night
for the company's timber land near
Thoreau, on the Santa Fe Pacific. He
goes for the purpose of inspecting
work being done on the railroad from
the timber to the Santa re.
The Alvarado Pharmacy, at the cor
ner of Gold avenue and South First
street, Is showing an Easter window
that ranks high among the many beau
tiful ones of the city. Snow white
rabbits, a mother and four little ones,
are the attractive features.
The Las Vegas Optic says: w. d.
Pratt, the competent pharmacist, who
has made his home in Las Vegas for
several years, came up from Albuquer-
que today. He is employed in the
Duke City with B. Ruppe, the well
known druggist. Mr.. Pratt will move
his family to albuquerque.
The Woodmen Circle, one of Albu-
%querque's well known and popular
lodges, is arranging for a grand ball
to be given at Colombo hall on April
II, 1903. A number of tickets have
already been disposed of, and every
indication points to the fact that the
dance will be literally %patronized.
Hon. S. Roland Mitchell, d. d. s.,
of Fremont, Ohio, is in the city hav-
ing arrived Thursday. He is a per-
sonal friend of DR.. Wallace Wolvin,
of the Grant building. DR.. Roland is
looking for a location In the west and
expressed himself well pleased with
what he has seen of New Mexico and
especially Albuquerque. In fact the
present pleasant weather has made a
decided hit with DR.. Mitchell.
George Kaseman and w. r. Forbes.
deputy United States marshals for
New Mexico, were passengers for
Santa Fe this morning. They had
with them two natives sentenced to
the penitentiary for breaking into a
bonded car at L%ordsburg some time
ago and convicted at the recent SEES
sion of the United States court.
Charles Melini, of the firm of Melini
& Eakin, wholesale liquor dealers, is
preparing to leave in about two weeks
for an extended trip to his old home
in Italy. Mr.. Melini has been making
his preparations for departure the
past little while and has been going
about it very quietly; in tact it is ru-
mored that Mr.. Melini will bring to
albuquerque, when he returns, a bride
from his native land.
Thomas Mcmahon, of this city, re-
ceived the sad Geographic news today
that his brother, Patrick, died at Law.
ton, Okla, last night, and the remains
had been taken to his home at Beattie,
Kan, for interment. The deceased was
a brakeman, and received his fatal in
juries in a wreck on the Rock Island
day before yesterday. The deceased
was 32 years old, the youngest of a
family of thirteen children, and be-
sides his immediate relatives, leaves a
wife and one child to mour his I'M
timely death