Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-19
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.


Supreme content An infant boy
70 Iydah bosom-founain pure
Chung nesting, rosy warm secure!
What eyes of Heaven were hers that saw
The Cherub guest with wonder, awe,
And love too vast for language! Ihcn'
The gTaudcSt grace OF God to men,
The fathers heart divine possessed,
Enchanted, ruled that manly breast!
Fond rcnts-But alas for onGi
Alas for both
What comfort? None, may friendship
Oher him who stays alone, 10 live i'll mem
rvs days,
There seeing, hearing her, where he
No more on earth shall hear and see!
Yet Iydah is not dead, nor sleeps;
Her love Immediately she keeps,
And watches, with ull-knowing eyes,
Her dear ones from the happy skies!
They are not lost to hcr And thu,
Her maiden choice, her choice art nov,
And shall be ever. Love and walt,
Love triumphs over any fate! J. NJ II.
Washington, l.. c.. Oct. g. 1889.
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Mr. Will L. Gortner is here from Las
Vegas.
Don Jose Segura, territorial librarian,
has been on the sick list for several days.
Mrs. A. Staab and daughters have post
poned their visit to New York for month.
Mrs. W. w. Griffin and son returned
on Wednesday from visit to Kansas
City.
Major NJ. A. Brceden and family are
preparing to spend the winter at Ogden,
Utah.
Lieut.. Thomas S. Munford, 18th in
fantry, well known here, is Oh sick leave
in London.
Mr.. A. NJ. Grunsfeld is not expected TO
return from New York till about the mid
die of November.
Mrs. T. B. Catron has been visiting
friends in Meslla valley and FL Paso for
the past ten days.
DR.. Geo. Austin Bowen Of Connecticut
and Hon. John S. Delano of Ohio are
still guests at the Palace.
Judge Francis Downs returned last
night from Wisconsin, where he has been
visiting for two months past.
M. Chas. T. Lummis is in the city to.
day The last Puck contains q sharp bit
Of rhyme from lis facile Faber
Adolph Fischer returned this week from
q two weeks vacation, which time he spent
very pleasantly at Albuquerque.
Mrs. Geo. Cuyler Preston, who has been
i'll for some weeks, is now on the list Of
convalescents at st. Vincint's sanitarium.
Mrs. Il. NJ Stephens and family have
gone for winters stay with the family
of Mr.. Amado Q. de Baca, OF Pena
Blanca.
Mr.. Eugene Cruise, of Kansas City, ar
rived yesterday and will spend few days
in the city, the guest OF Col. and Mrs.
Bartlett.
Mr.. John Watson, the handsome repre-
sentative OF Fairbanks, is temporarily
soiou, n ng in Santa Fe. He likes the clini-
ate here.
Capt. Summcrhayes' family are shortly
expected out from the east, and will take
up their home in the quarters lately
vacated ny Capt. Stretch.
Mrs. Z. A. Fiske and little Lulu Fiske
returned from visit to st. Louis on Mon
day, having had most delightful visit
among the ''old folks at home"
MIR. Henry Salazar last evening re-
ceived Telegram from Philadelphia an
nouncing the death OF John r. Mander-
field, father OF the late Judge Mander-
field, aged So years.
Lieut.. S. Y. Seyburn, post adjutant, is
on Il visit with his family at the Phoenix
hotel, Las Vegas hot springs. Mrs. Sey-
burns mother, Mrs. Wesson, will go east
from there EeXt week.
James Irvine, well and favorably known
here as formerly connected with the
surveyor generals Office, arrived last
night from Quincy, his present home.
He has many old friends hereabouts.
Mr.. P. r. Day, who is introducing
Jersey cattle i'll New Mex
leo, is a Connecticut man. Hewas class
mate in Williams College, Massachusetts,
Of our townsman, Rev. Geo. &. Smith.
Mr.. Day is expected to reach Santa Fe to-
day.
Rev. Wm. Irwin, D. D., one Of the sec
retaries of the Presby terrain Board OF
Home Missions, New York, made flying
visit 10 Santa Ee last Monday, and III
spected the new mission school building
and its needs, and inquired into the wants
Of the academy.
Mr.. Joseph Bennett, brother-in.law of
Mrs. J. A. Spradling, is in the city from
Springfield, Mo. He will be here some
" eeks aiding in settelling up the affairs OF
the family, and upon his returning will be
accompanied by Mrs. Spradling who will
AXE up her home at Springfield
For to.morrow's plaza concert Prof.
Creutzberg has prepared the following:
OF PenzNnce. =. ....... Reeves
Oyerture--Les Dcux Magots.. "......,.. Bouil'on
Queen .....,,..., .,,......, BuraloSsi
clectioil-FrstObat Mater PRO Pcrcatls) Rossini
Fantasia-Fr Prophetic $500. go. Meyerbeer
Mexican Danza-Koscs and Thorns.. Ridengue
MIR. s. L. Raunheim and son and Col.
F. A. Blake got in from San Pedro last
night, and in company with congenial
party of friends partook of royal supper
at Billy's annex. Mr.. Raunheim and
daughter leave in few days for three
weeks trip 10 New York and Boston.
Young Mr.. Spencer, formerly in the
First National bank here and now Of San
Diego, sill next month lead to the altar
that bright and charming young woman,
Miss Fannie Greece, daughter OF Chas.
W. Greene. The ceremony will take
place at Ell Paso, where Mr.. Greene's
family now resides. All joy be theirs.
The summer has gone, but the beauti.
full flowers are still with us. The autumn
bloomers are attracting much attention
now, and it is pretty sight that may be
seen at Clarendon gardens, Mr.. Cann's,
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