Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-06-22

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS


has gone to santa Fe on ofnclal mat
tiers.
]. w. Adams and family have gone
out in the Sandia mountains to recre-
ate for a few weeks.
Ten thousand dollars are already
pledged for the new Lead Avenue
Methodist church building.
John G.. Creagher, the general mer-
chant at Bland, is in the city, inter
viewing local wholesale merchants.
Miss Kate Horn, of San Marcial, in
tends to reside in Albuquerque and
prepare herself for a trained nurse.
Hon. Carl A. Dalies, of Belen, is at
Ripon, Wis, where he will visit rela-
tives and friends for about thirty days.
Miss Bessie Borradaile and Miss Ed
ma FERGUSON, who attended school at
Los Angeles. returned home this morn
ing.
r. L. Medler. assistant United
States attorney for New Mexico, was a
passenger for the capital city last
night.
Mrs. w. V. Futrelle has Joined her
daughter, Mrs. Rose L. Gideon, at Sa-
vannah, Georgia. They will return to
the city some time next week.
Hon. l.. b. Prince, who was here last
Saturday on matters pertaining to the
Cebolleta land grant case, returned
to Santa Fe yesterday morning.
Hon. NJ. r. Otero was here on a visit
to his family. He returned to Santa
Fe last night, where he is the register
of the United States land office.
Miss Mary O'Brien. of st. Louis, is
in the city on a visit to her sisters, the
West Railroad avenue m~illiners, and
will probably remain here in the flu
ture.
needed so as to be able to finish the
new Lead Avenue Methodist church
building and to build the gymnasium
annex for the young men.
Gabriel Armijo, deputy sheriff, has
a bicycle in his possession belonging
to some one else. Owner can get same
by calling on him, proving property
and paying for this notice.
After a long visit to his family and
relatives in Vermont, Cal, A. w. Har-
ris dropped into the city last Saturday
night, and will remain a few days be-
fore proceedings to his mines in Sierra
county. p
= Charles Kunz and Will Neher are
entertaining V. Totzek, who recently
, graduated at the New Mexico military
institute, Roswell. Next year, Mr.. Tot.
EEK will attend the Stanford university
at Palo Alto, Cal.
Pedro Castillo, Jr.. brother of Toney
Castillo, and Manuel Gonzales, Jr., left
, last night for San Francisco. They
are in search of employment, and il
not successful at San Francisco, will
go to the City Of Mexico.
. w. A. Keleher, the night operator
at the Office of the Western Union Tel
ephone company, has gone to SaI
Francisco for a vacation of a few
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! will officiate at the local office.
The New Mexican says: Gov. NJ. A
Otero and Secretary J. w. Raynold.
will depart on Sunday for GovernoI
: Otero's ranch which is situated abou
thirty miles south of Santa Rosa. Gov
ernor Otero goes to his ranch on busi
ness. They will be away about tel
days. s--
Ed Grunsfeld and G. l.. Gatewood, o
the local office of the Equitable Lii,
Assurance society, are at Denver, Cole
RADIO, for the purpose of attending
u banquet to be given in honor of Super
= intendent Bowling, who has charge o
all agents, with headquarters at tn
home office in New York.
The San Marcial Bee says: TIL
posters announcing the Contra Labo
unions, mammoth celebration at Alb
querque on July 4 and 5, arrived yei
terday. They bear the imprint of tn
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