Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-09

oiiCo' CuSi III OIpOI UNITY is oHtItu W
all church people in Santa Fe, and the
priest in charge trusts that advantage
will be taken Of such privilege.
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NoRFLEET-HUDsoN.
One OF the happiest of love matches
will eliminate in life union of hearts
and hands on Tuesday evening next,
when Mr.. Nat NJ. Norfeet will lead to
the altar the beautiful daughter OF Capt.
J. R. Hudson. The ceremony will take
place at the Presbyterian church at 7 80
p. M, the Rev. Il. g. Smith officiating.
Invitations for the event were distributed
on Wednesday. Both of these young
people are too well known to require
encomiums at the hands of this writer.
After their marriage they will be rendered
a reception at the brides home, to which
only the nearer and more intimate friends
have been invited, and after few days
the couple will proceed to take up their
home at Wallace, where Mr.. Nortleet is
conducting very successful general mer-
chandising business. In advance the
New MEXICAN and whole host Of friends
will bid them every happiness and con-
tinued good luck through tife,
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HEALTH SEEKERS.
Among the health-seekers now quar-
tered at St. Vincent's sanitarium are Mr..
and Mrs. Murray, of Chicago; James Hill
and John Tonblin, of Arkansas City,
Kas. J. E. Walter, of New York; w. A.
Rencher, Of South Carolina; Mrs. Kelley,
Of Wyandotte; Miss Machen, of Detroit,
and Miss Murphy, Of Cincinnati. All
making excellent progress under the in
fiuence of Santa FEES unequaled climate.
In this connection it may be stated that,
recognizing the home comforts afforded
by this institution, not few people who
are really not inyalids have attempted to
secure accommodations here, and some
have succeeded; but henceforth more
rigid rule will be observed. This institu-
ton is conducted for the exclusive ac-
commodation Of invalids, and in all cases
where there is any doubt the Sisters must
have physicians certificate on the sub
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SCOTCH COLLIES.
A. C. Ireland's fancy for pets has
brought him into possession OF beauti-
full animal in the shape OF full blood
Scotch collie, as cute little dog "as ever
wore hair" The animal is two months
old and has an excellent pedigree, being
from the noted Robert Adair and Clifton
Bell blood and from the Muck-a-Muck
strain, and was bred with much care by
Chicago gentleman whose Scotella the
other day carried OFT the FIRST prize at the
the New York bench show over lOO COM
petitors. MIR. Geo. q. Preston, who also
has u special liking for this class OF small
dogs, has secured the brother to Mr.. Ire
lands collie paying therefore the sum
OF 500. Nv
SMALL TALK.
"Her bloom the rose outvles,
lhe LILY cares no pl-a,
The vluiel y Biury dies,
NO hover 80 sweet Gun be.
When love is i'll ner eyes
What need spring Tor me-"
Mr.. and Mrs. Derwent II. Smith are in
Denver.
Miss Duggan, sister Of Capt. W. T,
Duggan, is visiting ut Fort Marcy.
Mrs. James E. Gregg and daughter left
on Thursday last for visit to friends in
Kansas City.
MIR. and Mrs. Seligman are expected to
return during the coming week from their
visit to philadpuhia
MIR. and Mrs. A. D. Joslin and Mr. F.
G. Gibbs, pleasant Chicago people, are
doniciled at the Palace.
Hon. 5. P. Foster and wife have settled
down to house keeping at their jolly
mountain home in Hermosa.
Miss Della Sloan, of Cincinnati, was
rendered u reception by Mrs. VIM. Breed
en- on Saturday afternoon last.
Levi A. Hughes, the next collector OF
internal revenue for New Mexico, was in
Ration Saturday on business.-Range.
Miss Minnie Collier has been quite i'll
at her home in Ration OF late, but is now
reported on the high road to recovery.
Mrs. John Thomson returned from Ojo
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Sloan and party of friends still in camp
there.
Col. and Mrs. L. L. Bartlett expect to
start for Kansas City during tine coming
week. They will be absent two or three
weeks.
Mrs. ]. Weltmer is on visit to her
mother in Boston, while Jacob is gallop-
ing through the corridors of state at the
national capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noa Ilfeld, of Albuquer-
que, we'll and favorably known in Santa
Fe have gone east and will start shortly
OIL trip to Europe.
Judge L. Bradford Prince took the train
for the east on Friday. He goes to New
York for u stay, but will visit Washing
ton before returning.
Judge s. B. Axtell left Friday night for
a months trip to the Pacific coast for the
benefit of his health. He will travel ex-
tensively in Arizona and California before
returning.
While visiting the CITY lately the wife