Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
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Mrs. Dan Scruggs went 70 Santa Fe
this forenoon to visit day with her
n. other.
Frank Il Sturges and family have
returned from an extended sojourn
Ia Southern California.
A. A. Rugg OF Trinidad and Ben VII.
lirms OF La Junta. special officers for
the Santa Fe are in the city.
The Typographical union will meet
in regular session tomorrow afternoon
at Central Labor union hall at 1880
O'clock
w. A. Tridle OF Jonesborough. Ark,
who has spent a couple OF months In
the city. left this morning on his re-
turn home.
Otto Berger, the well known Rail.
read avenue baker, is suffering with
rheumatism. and will visit the Jemez
hot springs.
Wheeler Reuben accompanied A.
Harsch to the Coyote springs yester.
cay, where the day was spent In great
enjoyment.
Charley Brcwder. well known along
the lihe of the Santa Fe. Is now run.
ming on the Mexican International
out of Torreon.
Mrs. G. II Nance who had been a
| GGest OF Mrs. Frank Alderman for
week, left last night to return to her
/ home at Isleta.
II Is reported that Enrique Sosa and
his wife were remarked Thursday
/ nfUht In ola Afkuuuarnua hY Iu.,fca
OF the Peace Crollott.
! II S. Van Slyck, travelling live stock
! agent for the Santa Fe, came up from
! ~ Paso this morning, his headquar.
tcrs being in that city.
George Hallock. Santa Fe rell,f
agent. is at the local station relieving
Ticket Agent Carpenter, who HIS been
double duty some time past
Mrs. NJ, c. Taylor and sons open.
cd their dancing school at Park hall,
on West Railroad avenue last even.
ing and quite a large crowd was In
attendance.
J. s. Mactayish. of the Becker.
Blackwell company at Magdalena. is
in the city today on business. His
wife accompanies him to this city.
Electric power has been put in at
the carriage repository and black.
smithing house OF Ortiz 4 Co. and
now all the machinery moves by cleo
tricity.
A. A Rugg. specia' officer OF the
Santa Fe has received orders 10 go
to FL Paso and accompany the Ring.
ling Bros circus from there till they
reach La Junta.
c. w. Lawson and Mrs. II. l. Yewell
accompanied the Misses Jeanette Fra
ser. Marguerite Webster and Mabel
Kennedy on a pleasant trip yesterday
to Camp Whltcomb.
The Central Labor Union will meet
Monday night In regular session. The
meeting was 20 have been held one
week later, but because Of the fair be
, ng on at that time Il was decided To
meet next Monday.
G. NJ. Tufner, general manager OF
the Pecos Valley railroad, writes
friend that he will visit Albuquerque
during the fair, and his private car
will come across from Torrance over
the Santa Fe Central.
I Joseph l.. Herzog OF New York is In
the city. being met here by his cousin
D Julius Wolf, the general merchant a
! Cabezon. Mr. Herzog will probably
e visit Cabezon with Mr.. Wolff.
: A telegram from Gallup states tina
y n NJ. Flahive. a liveryman, died there
s yesterday morning after short III
l mes with pneumonia. The deceased
: was well known throughout centra
and western New Mexico.
!. Last night, Mrs. Augustine Morello
u wife of the Railroad avenue tailor. pre-
: sented her husband with twin boys
MIR. and Mrs. Morello have been mar
ried ak years. and now have eigh
children. Friends are congratulatinl
Nj Morello today
Simon stern, whose handsome dis
i RAY windows The Citizen recently RI
q ferred to- was busy today giving kite
to the boys OF his friends and patrons
while the gentlemen themselves wer
y given attractive aluminium ash trays
: very acceptable 10 those who smoke
!, Robert Massey II very much put ou
" trat ne has not received the numbe
- for his new cigar factory on Secon
= street. He cannot begin business nc
y. oven buy material till the numhs
!, Genes 10 hand. He has been waitin
a. for two days since his bond was mad
in and forwarded.
II. ]. Dague, for many years a
N engineer on the Santa Fe. but II
m more recent years in the hotel bus
az ness at Cerrillos, was In the city tn
ar morning on his way home from Ci
II. dad Porfirio Diaz. on the Internation
ne Mexican road opposite Eagle Pas
tn exas, where Mr.. Dague was runnif
,r. an engine. The increase or yelo
10 fever In Mexico having produced
quarantine upon the road. Mr.. Dag
lie, awaited himself OF the opportunity
IL visit his family.
~. Superintendent I. l.. Hubbard recer
er ly transferred from the Albuquerq'
he division OF the Southern California
vision OF the Santa Fe coast lines.
OF the subject OF nice complimenta
'st article In the Denver Republican II
to .x.to,u :. accounaniad nv n fair hi