Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-08
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS


Mrs. A. Nj. swan has returned from
Pueblo. Colo, and will make this city
her home.
The United States postal depart
ment has granted free mail delivery
for Roswell.
The choral society held a regular
meeting at the public library building
Monday night.
Mrs. Nelson and daughter. Miss Eu.
phemia. left yesterday for Denver for
a few weeks visit.
Henry Gleason. deputy collector for
the county of Valencia. was in the city
visiting his family.
Mrs. Henry Gleason. residing on the
Highlands, is having as her guest Miss
Anna Cruise. of Belen.
w. M. Bell, agent for the New York
Life Insurance company, with office at
Las Vegas, Is in the city.
Attorney E. l.. Medler returned from
Las Cruces yesterday morning, where
he had been on a short business trip.
Miss Edna Frank returned to her
home at Algodones yesterday after
spending a few days in the city visit
ing friends.
The pastor of the German Lutheran
church, Rev. Richter, held services at
Belen last Sunday. He has returned
to the city.
Mrs. N. Chaves, wife OF the postmas-
ter of Placitas, and Oldest son, came
in Monday to spend the holidays with
her parents.
Mrs. Clinton Cotton and daughter,
Miss Barbara, popular folks of Gallup,
are at Santa Fe, the guests Of Miss
Fieda Smith.
j. c. F%lournoy. representing the
Simmons Hardware company, is at
Santa Fe on business connected with
his company.
Louis Becker, the university student.
who spent Saturday and Sunday with
his parents at Belen, has returned to
his school duties.
w. c. Fife, formerly with Rothen-
berg & Schloss, cigar merchants at
Roswell, has been transferred to the
local branch house.
Mrs. Agnes James, of Santa Fe, who
has been spending the past week in
the city visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Dan Scruggs, has returned home.
L. M. Fee, the soda fountain manipu-
lator at ]. H. O'Rielly's drug store,
is taking a weeks vacation before his
arduous duties of the summer season
commences.
Capt. r. H. Greenleaf is enjoying a
visit from his nieces, Mrs. Alma Bailey
and Miss j. A. Greenleaf, of Maine.
who arrived here Saturday night. They
will spend the summer here.
Residents of the district near the
corner of Coal avenue and Arno street.
on the Highlands, are making a vigor-
Gus kick because the arc light former
ly located there, has been moved away.
]. G. Creager, the general merchan-
disc dealer at Bland, and j.. H. Over
huls, the deputy sheriff of the Cochiti
mining district, were here yesterday
on court matters. The returned north
to Bland this morning.
w. B. Pratt is the new pharmacist
at B. Rupees drug store. He was for
merly located at Las Vegas. He sue
| ceeds DR.. E. w. Baltes, who recently
accepted a position as field physician
for Lantry Sons, contractors, doing
work on the Santa Fe cut off.
"Grunsfeld Bros, Wholesale House.
in large metal letters, is the inscrip-
ton of a large and very handsome
sign being placed over that firms store
- IL 80 Cola oNrnnun md First
street. 1t is strikingly attractive and
will doubtless fill it's mission well.
Tom d. Noyes, Jr., son Of the owne
of the Washington, d. c., Star, and
its handsome marble building, who
with Mrs. Noyes, have been spending
some weeks in the city, left last even
ing for the east. They will go direct
to their home at the national capital.
Attention Is called to the advertise
rent of the capitol custodian commit
tee calling for bids for painting the
I dome, roof, tin and outside wood work
of the capitol building. Bids will be
opened on April Is at the office of the
committee in the capitol building, al
Santa Fe.
Albert Emerson Troy. managing ed
itor of the New York Daily News, is In
the city and a guest of the Alvarado
He is an intimate friend of w. r
Hearst, the newspaper magnate. Mr.
Troy worked with Mr.. Hearst the first
two years of the life of the Chicago
American, and tells an interesting
story of the big papers birth.
w. l.. Bradley. one of the most eff
flcient telegraph operators in this sec
tion of the country. is in the city, re
newing old acquaintance. Since leav
ing this city a few months ago, Mr.
Bradley located himself in Ell Paso
and filled a position in the Office o
the Western Union Telegraph compa
ny. For the past five days Mr.. Bradley
was in the vicinity of Belen, examin
ing some mines for a party contem