Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-08
SATURDAY = SALAD.
SMALL talk,

r Prof. and Mrs. Ladd have retumn
from their visit to Ojo Calientc.
= Miss Bertha Staab is expected to return
= from Albuquerque to-day.
Mrs. +. l.. Bartlett is in Albuqurrqu.
visiting Mrs. II. l.. Warren.
Judge John h. McFie will be in SAINT,
re on Monday from Las Cruces
, . V. S. Shelby, esq, leaves next week 10
Ne" York on six weeks visit
Gen. Julian and daughter, Ms. Clarke
have returned from visit to Indiuuap
oils.
Mrs. Alex. Gusdorf OF raOs, will arrive
IN Santa le during the coming week on .
visit.
Hon. c. +. Easley and family lett this
morning ior visit among friends at Ger
rillos.
/ Hon. ii. l.. Waldo will return from
Kansas City the latter part of the coming
week
A. Staab, esq, and Col. L. l.. Bartlett
returned on Friday from very ENJOYABLE
trip to Taos.
Mrs. Longwill and children are on Il
visit to the Phoenix hotel at the Las
Vegas hot springs.
The family Of f. Greenwood left Ger
rlllos Yesterday for visit to their former
home in CollaX county.
Mrs. ii. b. Ferguson and little daughter,
OF Albuquerque, have been guests at st.
Nincent's for the past week.
Hon. Amado Chaves and mother, of
San Mateo, are visiting relatives at Santa
Rosa, in San Miguel county.
Hon. Roman A, Baca, prominent citi-
zen OF San Mateo, arrived this morning
and Is registered at the Exchange.
Lieut.. 5. y. Seyburn, the popular post
adjutant at Fort Marcy, got home last
night from business trip to Fort Union
S. c. White and wife left this morning
on their return to San Pedro. Mr.. White
at distance looks enough like Smith
Simpson to be his brother
Prof. Goldsbury, leader OF tho 10th L.
S. cavalry band, formerly here and now
at Fort Apache, A. T., is in the city on
visit, having secured iour months leave
of absence.
capt Pullman, writing from Pennsv-
vanla, refers to the sad wreckagp at
Johnstown and vicinity and adds New
Mexico is the the only real place of safety
to live in"
Mrs. \. Gold leaves tonight for three
months trip in New York, accompanying
home her neice, Mrs. DR.. Randall, and
family, who have been her guests for
some weeks.
Little May Davis returned home Thurs
day from visit to Santa Fc, accompanied
by la petite Gertie Seward. The children
made the trip as far as Antonito by them
selves. .-Chama Northwest.
Hon, S. 2. Foster and wife, nee Katie
Nichols, will arrive from Hermosa on
Tuesday next and spend several DAYS
here the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. +.
Twitchell. They are en- route to Denver.
marriagc m &c Mr. and rHEf Mrs.. GGromWslf Ct VIII set
sail for Europe, where they will make an
extended tour
Lieut.. Bullard. and family have taken
up quarters in the old government palace,
under a recent order from the interior de-
partment granting the use OF the un-
Of the government.
Mr.. Geo. W. Peck, the brilliant and
versatile general solicitor for the A., T. 4
S. +. company, writes a Santa Fe friend
that he will bring his family out in a few
weeks and spend month trout fishing
on the Pecos.
Hon. Jehn Baker, of Illinois, was en-
tertained at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs.
Spradling last evening. He is so well
pleased that, possibly, he may decide to
take I'D his summer residence here in the
interest OF Mrs. Bakers health.
Lieut.. Perry, aid-Ge-camp to Gen.
Grierson, leaves tonight for Los Angeles.
He has been east on months leave.
Lieut.. Perry thinks Santa Fe possesses
/ superior climatic attractions to Los An
geies, and as a residence point has no
competitor in the land.
Mrs. S. Dorsey arrived here Sunday
afternoon and left Tuesday for the ranch,
She failed to reach here two weeks ago,
as expected on account OF the illness OF
her mother at Oberlin, Ohio. Her legion
OF friends are glad tn learn that she Is
again at her magnificent home.-Katon
Range.
BY order OF Col. Douglass, published
elsewhere, the plaza concerts, beginning
tomorrow, will take place between the
hours of 7 and p. m. The citizens have
raised the necessary funds to foot th'
cost of gas lights in the pagoda, an'
enough money is in hand also to light thu
adjacent street lamps. These twiligh
concerts have always been an admirable
feature of summer life in the capital city
and the masses will no doubt be pleaseC
to learn that they are to come thus earl,