Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-20

RatOu Oh MONDAY, aJ IE6 1eslueuCe VI
their son-in.law, Garnett Lee, All the
living descendants Of the aged coupe
we're present-six children, with their
wives and husbands, and sixteen grand
children. The members of the family,
all of whom were present, were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Floyd and children, Mrs. Terry
Floyd and children. and WIN. Elmore,
wife and children, OF Trinidnd; Garnett
Lee, wife and children, J. f.. Gilmore and
Tom Elmore, oi Ration There we're also
present MIS-. j. G. Lee and daughter,
Agnes, A, X. Letton and family and ii.
$ Kinkead At noon bouutful repast
WAS served and a most en- ioyable time had
by all. This was the first golden wedding
celebrated in Ration.
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Health, like weather, may break, "
and when once it is broken, nobody
knows when the barometer will mark
"set fair" again. WEAKNESS, coming in
the ordinary course of work, without any
special and temporary cause, is natures
demand for all immediate holiday. As
nothing in the world can properly satisfy
hunger except food, so no drug or stimu-
liant of any kind except rest can restore
the weary to energy and health. The
doctors tonic is very good thing in its
way, but it will no more act as substl-
| tute for rest than glow worms light VIII
serve the same purpose as the moon.
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/ A liberal patronage was accorded the
| literary and musical entertainment at
the university last night, and the excel
lent program was rendered in manner
to do credit to the school and participants.
Something over $40 was secured for use
toward improving the school building.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Presbyterian Sunday school and its
friends, takes place next Wednesday
evening in the church. Elaborate pre-
parations are on foot to make the treat
worthy OF the occasion. The public are
invited to be present.
Christmas, the greatest OF all feast days
and the event of the year for the chill
dren is coming on apace and great prepa'
rations are making for happy time in
almost every household.
Miss Sellers, OF Philadelphia, whose
latest novel From Eighteen to Twenty, ,
has been read by not few Santa Feans
is still the guest of her aunt Mrs. Duggan
at Fort Marcy.
John and Charlie Catron left last nigh
for Los Angeles, where Mrs. Catron is al
present, and Jennie Walz left for Ell Pasc
to visit her father during the holidays.
Mrs. Wadsworth, of Davenport, Iowa
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Preston, for the past month, will likely
. leave tomorrow for her eastern home.
DIR. and Mrs. Cowdry, OF Fort Marcy
are yet in the east, the doctor havinl
; received short extension OF his leave
They will return the first of the year.
Mrs. Colp, OF Denver, whose HUSBAND
is absent in Arizona on mining business
is health seeker and pleasant guest a
the Alamo.
Mrs. G. W. knaebel, who has beer
quite i'll for sOme weeks, is now great,
improved and able to leave her room.
Mr.. Montague, OF Indiana, is healtl
seeker at the Alamo. He is nephew o
Rev. Thos. Harwood.
Mrs. B. Seligman will leave Santa te
during the early part of January on g
visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Eva Crawford has returned from
Washington to San Marcial, where sh'
J had hearty welcome.
Miss Annie Walker will spend aportion
of the holiday season with friendsin Santa
Fe.-Raton Range,
Messrs. John fl. Knaebel and Geo. G
Preston will return from Denver Oh Tues
day next.
Mr.. L. d. Franz left to-day for st
Louis to spend the holidays with hi
family.
Sherrard Coleman has gone to Vir
ginia on a three weeks holiday visit.
Frank W. Clancy, ESQ.,, will reach Santl
Fe from Albuquerque this evening.
Mrs. E. l.. Bartlett left Kansas Git.
, this morning on her return home.
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