Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
SAN JUAN COUNTY.
Termination.

From the Times.
Mrs. Emma Johnson. of Omaha. is
here visiting with friends.
George II. Browne returned from a
trip to FL Paso and other points. this
week.
r. u. Sanderson has received a tele
gram announcing the death OF his
father who resided in WyoL ing
w. o. Brown. OF Pagosa Springs, i
son-in-law of II. j. Chambers, came
down for a visit with friends and rela.
tives here.
Boone Vaughan and John w. Brown
have left for Lincoln county. where
they go to look up a cattle range.
They expect to be gone abou, six
weeks and will make the trip over
land.
Harley Knight. this week, while
cutting meat on the block, hit the lit
tie finger OF his right hand with the
cleaver and almost severed II. 1t may
necessitate amputation.
The wife OF Il. Vigil. who lives
across the San Juan, eloped with an
other man Monday evening Mr.. Vigil
believes the man In the case Is his
brother. Candida. who is widower
and forsakes six motherless children.
s. r. Bla'-e has received word that
about February Is the oil expert Of
Florence. for whom subscription
was taken last week. will be here.
The man is now in Ohio engaged In
the work of locating aud cannot get
here sooner than the above date.
From the Hustler.
Charles Holly our new county sur.
veyor, is here doing some new ditch
surveying.
Dennis Cunningham, the handsom.
est bachelor on the La Plata, was In
town last week.
DIR. McEwen reports the arrival OF a
new girl at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Cabe Nichols.
A number OF prominent ladies have
organized fancy work club, which
meets every Thursday afternoon. The
policy is strictly non-gossiping.
b. M. Amsden, OF Manchester, Iowa,
father Of A. NJ. Amsden. of the First
National bank of Pennington. is criti.
cally III at his Iowa home, the result.
OF old age.
Rev. J. A. Lewis horse ran away
again badly damaging the buggy. The
animal is OF fine breed, but extremely
dangerous as a family horse.
Jake McJunkin returned from Gal.
lup Tuesday, to which place he drove
G. l.. Cooper and family, who were on
their way to California. Jake says al.
though quite cold, all stood the ride
first class.
Pennington now enjoys the distinc-
ton OF having a fine local orchestra,
composed OF the following well known
musicians: Wayne Harris. frat violin;
Jay Fulcher. first violin; Lee Fulcher,
second violin: Elliott Locke. second
violin; o. s. Evans violincello; Tom
Miller, alto, and Dave Miller, cornet.
John w. Brown, Boone Vaughan
and James T. Fay departed overland
Tuesday noon for Albuquerque Mr..
Fay intending to proceed on to El
Paso by rail. where he has accepted
a position with the Herald Publishing
company. Messrs. Brown and Vaughan
will drive south through Lincoln coun.
ty, thence on to northwestern Texas,
where Mr. Brown has q sister living
The gentlemen may buy a bunch OF
cattle before returning home.
Miss Esther Il. Ostenson, sister OF
Rev. o. f. Ostenson. pastor of St.
Marks church OF Durango, died here
Sunday night after an Illness OF sew.
Ieral years duration. The body was
embalmed and shipped Tuesday morn
ing to 0conomowoc. Wis, the brother
accompanying the remains back to the
old home. where an aged father and
mother await its coming. Miss Osten-
son was within one day OF being forty
years OF age. 1AF rH f++
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