Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-27
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


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Major A. A. Appel, surgeon in charge
at Fort Bayard, passed through the
city yesterday going to Santa Fe.
Mesdames J. A. Reynolds and II. S.
Stevens went to Santa Fe this morn
ing to visit with friends a few days.
VIM. Mcintosh, the Chilli sheep
man, went to Santa Fe this morning
to be a spectator at the legislative as
sembly.
Mrs. r. b. Thomas and visiting
friend, Mrs. G. r. Green. went to Ger
rillos this morning to visit with Mr..
Thomas a few days.
George Arnot manager for the local
house of Gross, Kelly & Co.. was a pas.
senger for Las Vegas last night. He
expects to return tonight.
Rev. J. A. Picard. Belen. was In the
city this morning between trains while
en- route to Las Vegas. He says that
things are lively at Belen these days.
Mrs. Harry Benjamin left this morn.
ing for Santa Fe. She will be a guest
at the reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Solomon Luna at the Palace this even.
ing.
Hon. o. N. Marion left this morning
for the capital, where he will attend a
meeting of the democratic territorial
central committee, which will be in
session today.
Rev. Bernard Cassidy. a prominent
pastor of Louisville, Ky. is at the st.
Joseph's sanitarium, receiving the ben.
efts of the everlasting sunshine and
the ideal climate.
Hon. w. S. Hopewell. chairman of
the democratic territorial central com
mittee. went to Santa Fe last night to
preside over the big meeting which is
being held there today.
Hon. NJ. S. Otero left for his ranch
in Largo canyon this morning. Mr..
Otero will drive the entire distance,
120 miles. His extensive sheep inter
ests there require his personal atten-
ton.
Attorney e. " Chaves went to San
ia Fe last night to be in attendance
at the supreme court, and also to at
tend a meeting of the territorial demo-
cratic central committee held there
today,
Mrs. George F. Albright will be a
guest at the reception and ball at the
Palace hotel tonight, at which Mr.. and
Mrs. Solomon Luna will be host and
hostess. Mrs. Albright left for the
capital this morning.
A well attended meeting of the
Knights of Pythias was held last night.
After the regular business of the eve
of oysters and bottled beverages was
partaken of by those in attendance.
Hon. A. H. Burke, inspector for gen.
eral land offices at Washington, ID. c.,
passed through the city last night en-
route to Las Cruces. Inspector Burke
has been spending the last two weeks
examining the territorial land Office
books at Santa Fe.
Company G, national guard of New
Mexico, will drill at Grant hall this
evening at the usual hour. Every
member of the organization should be
present. An OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES meet
ing will be held after the drill. NJ.
O'Donnell, captain.
The Temple Albert Literary Circle
meets this evening at s p. m. Besides
the regular lesson Simon Stern will
read an essay on Prophets. Priests,
Sires and Scribes," and Rabbi Jacob
Fl Kaplan will lecture on Wisdom Lit
e%rature of the Bible"
Hon. and Mrs. Frank w. Clancy
h0Un rntnFnnd from a CnUnPnl uynnEC'
visit at the national capital. While
in Washington Mr.. Clancy did some
good and effectual work for statehood.
He also appeared before the United
States supreme court in a number of
important cases.
A. J. Zinth, Of Ripon, Wis, VINO has
been v~isitin; the past two weeks at
Belen. passed. through the city this
morning on his return home. He was
accompanied as far as this city by his
sisters, Mrs. p. b. Dalies and Miss
Laura Zinth, Of Belen, who will spend
the day here visiting and shopping.
They will return to- their homes at
Belen tonight.
The social dance which was to have
been given by Mrs. Frank Fillmore on
Thursday night has been postponed,
out of courtesy to the Minor basket
ball team, who will give a dancing
party complimentary to the University
basket ball team and their friends at
Grant hall Thursday night, not Colon
bo hall as stated by the morning pap
er. Mrs. Fillmore's dance will be CIV
ell a week later.
A merry crowd planned a pleasant
surprise on Misses Bessie n Mary
Pratt. the charming daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. w. f. Pratt, on the evening
of January rs, this being the anniver-
sary of their birth, which is a very
important date. They are not twins