Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-12
SATURDAY SALAD.
~ THE MOUNTAINS.

ure parties,
DR.. LongwilI and family are rusticating
on the upper Pecos.
Tomorrow will witness another army
of visitors to the picturesque monument
region OF the Santa Fe canon.
Mr. and Mrs. /. y. Reaser, Mrs. W,
/. Jones and Miss Mckinley left this
morning at daylight for two weeks
camp on the Rio Pecos,
Mr. Hampton and Mr.. Sheffield sre in
camp on the Rio Santa Fe above Monu-
ment rock. Mrs. Hampton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Widmeyer 90 up on horseback to-
morrow to visit their camp.
A grape vine dispatch says the Santa
Feans have possession OF the upper Pc
cos Among the jolly campers are Major
Summerhayes and family, Mrs. Geo. 9.
Preston, Gen. Carr and J. II. knaebel,
esq.
In the Vale mountains the Sloans are
camped near the Sulphers." The party
is composed of DR.. and Mrs. Sloan, the
Misses Kellar, from Las Vegas; Mrs. A.
and gentlemen from Kansas City.
Ell Paso people are beginning to catch
on to the fact that up here in northern
New Mexico may be found the most de-
| lightful summer resorts, and the New
MEXICAN is pleased to note that many
very nice people from that city are COM
ing to enjoy it. Among the Ell Pasoans
now sojourning at the Mountain house,
Pecos valley, are G. E. Hubbard, G, II
Higgins and family, Will Kneeland and
Edward kneeland.
SMALL TALK.
Mrs. c. F. Easley returned to Cerrillos
to-day.
Mrs. W. w. Griffin is on avisit to Kan
sas City.
Hon. A. L. Branch, of Mora, registers
at the Palace.
Hon. T. B. Catron LETT last night for
Albuquerque.
Rev. S. c. Wright, of Albuquerque, is
in the city on a visit.
Capt. A. M. Story left day for a
short trip to Nebraska.
A. A. Jones, of Las Vegas, is visiting
the city. At the Palace.
w. II. Kennedy, of Cerrillos, was
among Santa Fe friends yesterday.
Mrs. Palen, Mrs. Bartlett and Mrs. Nor
fleet are on the list of convalescents.
Hon. Trinidad Alarid, territorial audi
tor, returned this morning from business
trip to Las Vegas.
Judge McFie was in Kansas City yes
terday, homeward bound, and will likely
pass down the road tonight.
Gen. R. L. Carr handed Mrs. Prince
generous contribution of Sc toward the
plaza improvement few days ago.
Miss Minnie Franz, the charming and
accomplished sister OF Mrs. f. A. tiske,
will remain in Santa Fe during the sum-
ner.
Sherrard Coleman accompanied Mrs.
Manchester and her cousin, Miss Hill,
on trip to the Tesuque Indian village
to-day.
Phillip Harroun leaves tomorrow for
Las Vegas, where he will Join Arthur
Davis geological survey force now in camp
at hearney gap.
Mr.. r. Z. Twitchell and family, Mrs.
Cover, Mr.. Ireland and Mr.. Littlehales
left yesterday by private conveyance for a
weeks trip up the Pecos.
Mr.. T. Griain, respected citizen of
Leavenworth, is here on visit, having
come to spend the summer with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Hampel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Grunsfeld and son, Of
Albuquerque, are here spending the
heated term. They are entertained at
the residence of Hon, L. Spiegelberg.
Hon. J. A. Whtmore, of San Marcial,
and Mr.. w. S. Williams, editor OF the
Socorro Chieftain, are visiting the capital
city to-day. They make a whole team for
congeniallty.
Mrs. Henry, the sister OF Gov. Prince,
who came from New York during his
sickness, expects her daughter, Miss Cor
nelia Henry, to Join her here in about ten
days, when they will both remain in San
ia Fe for some time.
II. s. Beattie, cashier of the Albuquer-
que National bank, has been on the Pecos
this week and reports the trout fishing
first-class. His wife and baby are still
guests at the Mountain house.
Misses Purdy and Rardon, friends Of
DR.. Harroun from Chicago, left Wednes-
day for short stay on the Pacific coast.
Thew were charmed with Sauta Fe as a
summer resort and will return here next
month.
Mrs. H. M. Atkinson, kindly remem-
bered by all Santa Feans, arrived yester-
day afternoon from Lincoln, Neb. She is
accompanied by her two children and
they are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Clancy.
Hon. H. L. Pickett, of Silver City, one
of Grant county's leading lawyers, who
has enjoyed his stay in Santa Fe during
the past week greatly and thinks this
the finest climate on the continent, lett
last night for home.
Mrs. Charlie Fisher and the little Fish
ers leave next week for Seattle. Mrs.
John Gray will accompany them and re-
main long enough to see them snugly To-
Gated in their new home. The best wish
es of all Santa Feans 60 with them.
Col. J. P. McGrorty leaves tonight for
Deming, thence going shortly to Ken
lucky and after visit there will 60 to the
Atlantic coast to pass the summer as the
guest of his brother, who is prominent
society and club man in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Rumsey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Loring and son Louis, surprised their
friends by putting in an appearance at the
Palace last night, coming from Omaha;
They couldn't stand the heat there and
have come to remain till cool weather.
They get a hearty welcome.
Hen. l. S. Tiffany returned from Las
Vegas on Sunday morning much i'm
proved in health and general appearance
from his trip to Las Vegas. He gives it
out cold, that the reason he came home