Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-15
Local Happenings

Julius Seligman, of Bernalillo. spent
yesterday in the city.
Grand Superintendent u. K. Cain ar
rived from the east in his private car
on passenger No. 2, en- route to San
Marcial.
Associate Justice Daniel II. McMil-
Ian, of Socorro. who has been spending
several days in this city, left last night
for Santa Fe.
After a vacation of a week or ten
DAYS, George E. Purdy has returned to
his duties as bookkeeper at the Clark
VILE coal yards.
Deputy Sheriff Dick Huber is in the
city from Santa Fe attending district
court today He will return to the An
cient city tonight.
Mrs. j. A. Hubs, who is suffering
with nervousness. left last night for
the Pacific coast cities. She will be
absent about a month.
c. G. Kaadt. president of the Santa
Fe View and Curio company of Santa
Fe, is in the city laying in a stock of
Indian blankets and curios.
DIR. r. L. Hobart, who has been here
the past winter, left last night for Colo
RADIO. He will visit Santa Fe, Las We
gas and Ration, IN route to Colorado.
Jose e. Torres. of Socorro, passed
down the road home bound last night.
He was at Santa Fe attending the
meetings of the territorial bureau of
immigration.
Major ]. A. Irons, inspecting officer
OF the department of the Colorado.
with headquarters in Denver, is spend
ing the day in the city leaving for the
west in the line of duty tonight.
DIR. H. NJ. Smith, connected with the
medical department of the Las Vegas
railway hospital, is in the city and was
a pleasant caller at The Citizen office.
He will return to Las Vegas tonight.
The Home Mission society of the
Lead Avenue Methodist church will
hold their flower concert not at the
church, as announced, but at the pub
lie library hall, Thursday night, APP
ril 16.
Simon Stern, n of the largest and
most extensive clothing dealers in the
city, desires the public to understand
that he is a taxpayer, the alleged list
IN the Democrat having omitted his
name.
Louis Huning. one Of Albuquerque's
prominent young men, who has been
<Sn-nnatal NTH, xho Do-lr 90 C1.-1.oz
will leave tonight for the City of Mex
leo, where he has accepted a position
with the American Investment compa.
ny.
Excelsior lodge No. /, Degree OF
Honor, will meet in regular session
tonight -7:30. All members request
be present. Visiting members
cordially invited to be present. Crane
Deputy Burton is still with us. Aftel
lodge has adjourned refreshments will
be served. Eta b. Allison, recorder.
DR.. and Mrs. P. T. Mckinney ant
son. Leonard, who spent severa
months during the fall as guests o.
the A~lvarado, passed through the city
this morning en- route from California
TO Chicago. Mr.. Mckinney is interest
ed in the New Mexico Northern rail
way. running from Bland to the Cochi
d mining district.
Mrs. William Zirhut, who left a few
weeks ago to visit relatives and friend:
In Canton, Ohio. is on her return L
this city. She stopped over at Chicago
TO visit the mother of Lou S~choeneck
er, of this city, and also Mr.. and Mrs
Garfield Hughes. After a short stay il
Chicago, Mrs. Zirhut will go to Lin
coin. Neb., and thence to Albuquerque
w. ]. Barrows, special agent of tn,
census office, gathering financial ant
irrigation data for the use of that OF
nee, who has been In Santa Fe for sew
erai days on official business, passe,
through the city last night for Socorr,
county to examine county and city rec
ords there. When finished in Socorro
he will visit Sierra and Grant counties
The Las Vegas Record says: vii
Pratt, an albuquerque high school boy
came up on No. 2 Saturday afternoon
and left for home on No. / yesterday.
1t was his first visit and he enjoyed ii.
George Arnot, who manages
the Albuquerque house of Gross, Kelly
X Co, came up Saturday evening and
returned to the Duke city on No. Z yes
terday evening.
There will be a regular meeting OF
the Ladies' Missionary society of the
Congregational church tomorrow, Ap
I'll 16, at $3.50 o'clock. An interesting
program will be rendered and the la
dies are urged to be present. TIL,
meeting will be held at the home o
Mrs. Z. L. Hopping. GIG South Edit
street. By order of the president. Mrs
A. A. Carey. secretary.
j. ii. Harling, a ranchman from nea-
Moriarity, and who has the contract t.
furnish beef to the grading camps OF
the Santa Fe Central, came in last eve
ming fHnra ~