Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
LOCAL NEWS

helen on iemi buslnsas.
W. ~. Hahn proprietor ~ the Hahn
coal yards, returned last evening from
a business trip 90 Denver.
George r. leafnafd. 0f The music
arm Of Lcaruard A. lindomann. re.
turned today tom q trip TO Gallup and
other western owns.
There viii D.. a regular meeting OF
Nayaho Tribe 40. 3. Improved Order
Of Rcd Men "a Elks hall at 1890
O'Clock this evening.
Dr. y. q Cornish Will leave tonight
Tor an CNtcnu.l eastern trio. during
" hich he viii Visit Philadelphia, New
York and othc EASTERN cities
Assistant tufod states District A.
tornoy y. l.. N.ilor went to Santa Fo
yesterday, Whore he viii spend q c0u.
Die Of days on sgal business.
Mrs. j. ,. Hridan and her friend.
Mrs Allan n.li. OF San Francisco.
Cain, relurnD yesterday Afternoon
from Visit O Two weeks Ia Denver.
Charles siaIey, Of the blanchard
Neat A suppl company. left yoster.
day for Los Augeles and San Diogo.
Gait, where b.. viii spend his annual
vacation.
Euseblo PaCaecho. Of Cuboro. has
been notified .y the pension depart
ment az WashuEion that be has been
granted pen 900 OF s. per month aud
S6Os back pay
II. w. WrfHt superintendent for
the American lumber company at
Thoreau, left ibis morning for that
point. after Spending a few days In
Albuquerque go.tng lahorers to work
In the timber
a. 3. hubu.is roadster. palchen.
broke loose from the hitchlng post In
ICut OF the court house Ia old town
yesterday afternoon and ran 90 the
barn. with The result that the trap 10
more OF less damaged.
Amelia r. Mglug, tho infant daugh.
ter OF John MOI.g and wife. died yes.
torday at The family home al li3 East
Iron avenue rho funeral was held az
ao this afternoon and the little one
was laid TO rest ~ Fairviow cemetery.
Rabbi jacob H. kaplan. accompa
uled by his sister. Miss Nellie Kaplan.
.oit last NIGH Con Denver. where they
vii remain during the summer. Dur.
Ing Rabbi Kapans absence from the
city there Will Ue no services at TEN.
pie Albert
Word has been received In this city
that Mr.. AM Mrs. Stanley u. Weld,
formerly Of this city. but now residing
10 salida, Colo are the proud par.
onis Of a baby girl. born last Satur-
[ day Mrs. Yields mother. Mrs. Il. J.
Gibson. Of this city IL with her daugh.
| ser Ina Salida
D. n. Avery. of Detroit Mich, after
/ spending several days In the city on
Z important business. LEFT last night for
/ home His brother. "A. ~. Avery and
/ Frank II, Potter. also OF Detroit will
remain in ths territory for several
weeks yet, during which time they
WI. visit The Upper Pecos and ang e
tor rout
Misses Emma and Elnora segelker.
nice % G,urge X. Noher. arrived
yesterday on TIE flyer from Nebraska.
aud VII roma n here sometime
MI aal ~ A. q. Smith are IN the
city aul MAJ remain indefinitely. Sir.
smith bias been connected with the
daily new papers Of Texas and Colo
RADIO
Mas E.ia Simpler, daughter OF NJ
and Nh A Simpler, hig gone to Coy.
ote spUlI 10 spend a few weeks
with Toe amily Of Mr. aud Mrs A. L..
steahlu
George plFdy. who was injured IN a
railroad sreok near Las Vegas about
Two months ago, Is still on crutches
but he hopes 10 dieard the sticks Ia a
short time.
Dr. a Massle. Of Santa Fe, has
been promoted from first lieutenant
and assistant surgeon Of the medical
| department Of the New Mexico Ma.
ton Guard 10 the rank of captain
and surgeon.
Mr. aaI Mrs. ID. A. Blttner OF 100
south Waller street, very pleasantly
lcuierua.rUl I'D dinner Monday night
fresidcn Vs. u. Tight prof and Mrs.
~, =. h18sn and Prof. K. Aaplund. all
Of The University OF New Mexico.
! Mrs g. g. Gise and son Robert OF
Las Ncgas who have been the guests
OF Sir ADD Mrs. y. s. Rodey for the
past frN lays, loft this morning for
California where they will spend the
summer months.
j. A. ll01gman. a dealer Ia Pacific
beach property near San Diego, Cal.
is In the cfy. and was a pleasant call
or az The Citizen Office. lie says most
ali the good beach locations have been
taken np Hut still, as usual. there are
a Few choice lots" left
NJ. W tourney, vice president OF
lho Frs National bank. has returned
from southern California. where he
accompaU.ai bis wife. Mrs. F1ournoy
remained md with her daughter, Mrs.
Nell Andw. viii spend the summer
at the popular southern California re
sorts.
Jack pE.u and Doc lamkin have
found ii pDfltahle "a go into the frog
lex business. and every afternoon
these Two ports meander. with prop.
or Instruments, 10 the frog pound near
| the brewery, and In an hours hunt
/ return tO me city with a hueketful of
fat, juicy irog legs. These legs are
IN great demand and find a ready mar
ket at thp hotels.
Thos. keloher, Jr, returned 20 the
| city this morning from Camp Whit.
comb, whore he had been called by
/ the sudden illness of bis mother. He
| reports Mrs kelohor much Improved
ln health. The lady suffered nor.
ous attaCs bordering on prostration.
Mr., and Mrs. Aaron Rusenwald. OF
this city, have arrived al Hamburg
/ Germany I'm route to the old coup.
Try. while In mid ocean, they sont a
wireless J,iegram 10 their sons. David
and Sidney Rosenwald Of this city,
and this probably the first wireless
telegram ever received Ina AlbuQuer,
que.
r.. W CARROLL. assistant electrical
engineer Of the Postal Telegraph