Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-03-17

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


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Harmony lodge, No. II. l. o. o. F.,
meets this evening. Degree drill. All
come out.
Passenger trains from both east and
west due here tonight are reported to
arrive here on time.
The Rio Grande Wooden Mills are
celebrating st. Patrick's day by manu-
featuring green yarn.
Jose Cigala, who is to become a
member of the First Regiment band,
arrived from El Paso this morning.
]. II. O'Rielly & Co, next Saturday,
will give away free to every lady
caller a package of sweet pea seeds.
Mrs. Fred Marshall, of Las Vegas, Is
here visiting her mother.in-law, Mrs.
j. C. Marshall, 121 South Arno street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Trauer have re-
turned to the city from Los Lunas. Mr..
Trauer is still quite sick with typhoid
fever.
Miss Isabelle Harper has gone to
Denver to visit with relatives a few
days. She will go to Nebraska and be
married.
Mrs. Elizabeth Babbler, of Juda,
| Wis. is the guest of Mrs. John Legler
and daughter, Wilhelmina, of South
Walter street.
John L.egler, of Juda, Wis, is visit
ing his wife and daughter, Wilhelmina,
who have beer residents of Albuquer-
que since last fall.
+. II. Mitchell. who has been serious
ly ill the past few weeks, is reported
much improved and his ultimate re-
covery is expected.
Prof. j. A. Miller. who succeeded
Prof. j. p. Connolly, as principal at
the Central schools, began his duties
in that position yesterday.
Attorney A. b. McMlllen and family
have returned from a several weeks
visit with friends at New Orleans.
They were there doing the Mardi Gras.
Depot Officer Barton, who has often
been mistaken for John d. Rockefeller
and other celebrities, will leave in the
morning for Chicago for a couple of
weeks visit.
DR.. F. A. Jones, of the geological sur
vey. left last night for Santa Fe. Mr..
Jones has charge of the taking of the
mining census for New Mexico, which
is going on rapidly.
There will be a meeting of the ladies
interested in the proposed st. Joseph's
sanitarium bazaar at the Alvarado
"Wednesday afternoon. The meeting
will begin at 2 o'clock and it is re-
quested that a good attendance be had.
The grand jury went into session
yesterday afternoon, but SO far moth
ing has been transacted worthy of pub
lie notice. The petit jury organized
this afternoon and some of the cases
to be tried in this session will be taken
up tomorrow.
Mrs. C. G. Noble, of San Francisco,
a lady greatly interested in Indian
curios and museums, is a guest at the
Alvarado for the purpose of viewing
the rare and valuable collection of In
dian curios in the Harvey curio and
museum.
The ~Non-Sectarian Benevolent so
ciety's pie supper, given in ArmiJo hal
last night, was not attended as well as
il should have been, considering the
good cause for which it was given. lie
CARELESS of this fact and that quite
lot of excellent pies were left over, thu
ladies took in a neat sum of money.
Francis f. Lee, representing tn
Mexican Amole Soap Co, of Peoria
ILL.,, is in the city for a few days wit
his excellent line of samples and
fresh supply of "drummers' yarns.
Inc gentleman has a good trade I'M
number of good friends here, and co
s%euuently is never in a hurry to leav
Albuquerque.
Ralph Collins, who recently resigne
as superintendent of the Albuquerqu
Indian schools, will leave in the morl
ing for Rocky Ford, Colo, where b
will take up life on his farm. Supe
~ visor A.. o. Wright, of Sioux Cit,
I Iowa. will take charge until the ne
superintendent arrives.
On the 18th, while driving on III
mesa, Mrs. II. l.. Knoud lost the ia
Jacket belonging to her daughter, Mis-
40 Elsie. That afternoon, Mr.. and Mr.
John S. Neeland, were also out drivl1
- on the mesa. They noticed the jack
!. lying alongside the road and picked
up. Mrs. Knoud, on reaching the cit
. placed a small lost advertisement
- The Citizen. The notice vas read
III Mr.. and Mrs. Neeland, and the di
following the jacket was handed
Mrs. Knoud, who was profuse in h
thanks to the finders. 1t pays to pla
your advertisements in a paper hf
~ ing an established circulation.
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