Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-31

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS


John j. Loubeck is down from Las
Vegas.
Hon. L. Bradford Prince, of Santa
Fe, is in the city today on legal mat
tiers.
A. j. Frank, Of Algodones, the smell
ter builder, is in the cay for a few
days.
w. w. Curry and wife, and Mrs.
James Fulton, of Santa Fe, are in the
metropolis today.
Mrs. Ida Parker, of Topeka, is in the
city, and will arrange to make Albu-
querque her future home.
Hon. M. r. Otero, register at the
United States land office at Santa Fe,
is an Albuquerque visitor.
There will be a free concert at Or
chestrion hall tomorrow Sunday
afternoon. Everybody invited.
Frank Harrison, of Fort Worth,
tonight. Mr.. Harrison has been il the
city for the past week looking after
his property here.
The kindergarten school of Miss
Philbrick is growing. Four new schol-
ars added to the list since the begin
ming of the second term.
M. B. Wilson, manager of the Con-
tinental Oil company in New Mexico,
has returned from a weeks trip to
Santa Fe and Las Vegas.
William Mcintosh and A. MacGilli-
vray, who weer at Santa Fe on bust
ness before the territorial legislature,
returned to the city last night.
John Fredericks, the Colorado CAPT
alist, well known in albuquerque, will
leave tonight for Prescott, Ariz., after
a short business trip to this city.
Mrs. Ralston is the new clerk at the
New England bakery. Increase in bust.
ness requires two clerks in this pop
ular confectionery and bakery shop.
d. A. Shope, superintendent of
bridges and buildings on the Albuquer-
que division of the Santa Fe Pacific,
was a visitor to the local yards this
morning.
Senators George F. Albright and
Thomas Hughes are at home from
Santa Fe for a couple of days, and to-
day are around among their constitu-
ents. They return to the capital to-
morrow night.
Hon. Nestor Montoya, the speaker
of the lower house of teh territorial
legislature, came in from Santa Fee last
night, and will remain until tomorrow
night, when he will return to his legis-
lative duties at Santa Fe.
Hon. B. s. Rodey expects to send the
Albuquerque press and people the good
news of Statehood" early in February.
There is one item of good news" even
better for New M~exico-Sunday even
ing theme Baptist church.
George X. Neher, Robert Appleton
and Lou Holz spent yesterday in a
hunt along the river. They killed 1T
quail, and friends were not overlooked
in the division. Mr.. Neher has pre-
scented Messrs. Appleton and Holz each
with a S. hat, he proving to be the
poorest shot in the hunting party.
Miss lone Albright, daughter of Hon.
and Mrs. George F. Albright, will leave
this evening for Los Angeles, Cal, for
a short ~sojourn. Miss Albright is not
enjoying the best of health and a
change is thought advisable. The
young lady will be accompanied to the
coast by Nathan Barth, whose family
recently moved there.
Mrs. b. S. Rodey, with two of her
children, Miss Helen and Master Shan
non. will leave tomorrow morning for
the east. They will stop in New York
for a few days before Joining Delegate
Rodey at Washington. Miss Helen
will remain until next June, but the
other members of the family will re-
turn to this city Immediately after the
adjournment of congress.
Darby A. Day, the excellent district
manager of the Mutual Life Insurance
company, and n of his outside
agents, Roy Mcdonald, have returned
to the city from a most successful
trip down In the southern counties of
the territory, The Mutual is a popular
life insurance company, and Mr.. Day
is making it win in New Mexico. He
will return south tonight.
Misses Belle and Mandy Vandemark,
of Lawrenceville, H., are the guests of
Mrs. Anna Grey, ON Fifth avenue The
Misses Vandemark paid quite an extern
siye visit to the city several years ago
and during their stay, won many