Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-01

Tor SIX weeks Trip east.
Hon. B. Seligman is in New York and
won't return i'll ten days.
Bishop j. Mills Kendrick is expected
up from Albuquerque this morning.
Mrs. w. q. Simmons is out of danger
and slowly on the way to recovery.
Col. Douglass is steadily recovering from
his recent severe attack OF sickness
Mrs. c. II. GilderSeeve and children
Capt. H. F. Grierson, immigration
agent for the Santa Fe, is ut the Palace,
Col Sam A. Hawk, of Prescott, A. T.,
T. S. thu Der agent in Arizona, is at the
Palace.
Col Joseph w. Dwyer has returned
to Ration from two weeks visit to Salt
Lake City.
Will Sloan, formerly of Santa Fe and
now OF Kansas City, is expected to visit
this city shortly.
Hon. H. l.. Waldo is in Kansas City,
and will return to Santa Fe early during
the coming week.
Mr.. Frank W. Clancy, who has been
quite i'll during the week, is somewhat
better this morning.
Mr.. James A. Jackson and Miss May
Jones were united in marriage at Cerri-
Hos on Thursday evening.
Mr.. II. S. Church is erecting a residence
at Eddy, and he and Mrs. Church will
shortly be domiciled the elm.
Mrs. Geo. S. Knight in "Over the
Garden Wall'' is the next theatrical at
traction, coming on the Sth inst.
Mrs. Arthur Cover, of St. Zoe, visiting
her sister, Mrs. Twitchell. will depart Oh
the 10th for visit in California.
Mr. A. Nj. Grunsield is expected to
return this evening from hunting trip to
the northern part of the territory.
Mr.. W. B. Childers returned on yester-
day to Albuquerque, having finished his
business before the supreme court.
Dr. F. H. Metcalf writes friends here
that he has located in Sacramento, Cal,
and has fitted up an elegant office.
DR.. and Mrs W. s. Harroun are in Ell
Paso, Texas, visiting friends. They are
expected to return home on Monday
On Monday special high mass will be
celebrated at the cathedral in commence
ration OF the late W. H. Manderheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Cromwell paid
Santa Fe visit during the week ana
lett yesterday for Albuquerque, their iu-
ture home.
Mrs. W. H. Whiteman, who has been
spending the past week in the city, stop
ping at the Palace, left yesterday for AL
buquerque.
Mr.. Derwent H. Smith has recovered
from his recent illness and is up and
about. MIR. and Mrs. Smith are at pres
ent at st. Vincent's.
just commissioned counsel to Stuttgart,
Germany, is a cousin OF Hon. l.. B.
Laughin OF this city.
Col. W. L. Rynerson and Major Level
lyn, of Las Cruces, who have been i'll
Washington during the past two weeks,
will start for home during the coming
week.
Mrs. H. 0. Ladd, who has been in very
i'll health this winter, will soon 90 to New
York city to spend the spring and summer
with her children and have change OF
climate.
Messrs. Parker and Fairfield, of Omaha
friends of MIR. Preston, who came over
iron. Las Vegas hot spring, ito spend II
day." are having no end ot good time
and will remain several weeks.
Judge and Mrs. j. r. McFie left yester-
day for Las Cruces. Mrs. Mctie enj yed
her visit to the capital greatly. Judge
McFie returns on Tuesday to attend the
closing session OF the supreme court.
Ex-Sec. q. w. Lane has returned from
Denver, and Mrs. Lane vii, shortly fol-
low Mr. Lane will assume the manage
ment of the Fisk gold mill at Dolores,
and will again take up his residence i'll
Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Tinker, OF North
Adams, Mass, delightful guests at the
Palace for several days, left this morning
for California, and 20 thence on u tour OF
Alaska. They made warm friends i'll
Santa Fe.
Lieut.. Col. Coppinger, 18th infantry,
son-in-law of Sec. Blaine, is very ANXIOUS
10 Jake stdllOH III SdIltd re, d-u bIlouNi
Col. Douglass illness necessilate a sick
leave he may be succeeded here by Col.
Copenger.
Judge W. C. Hazledine, general solici
tor for the A. d Z. road, came in from
Albuquerque this morning. He will be
compel He'd to he in Los Angeles shortly to
defend the company in $40 900 suit ami
hence can not reach Washington before
the 18th instant.
Mr.. W. T. Hixson, partner of G. W.
Hirkox, at Ell Paso, has decidedly stolen
Il march ON his Santa Fe friends. On the
llth instant lie will he married IN Chicago
to Miss jeanne Campbell, daughter OF VIM.
Campbell, a ealthy Chicago gentleman
Mir. and Mrs. Hixson will arrive here
about the 18th and spend several days be-
lore proceeding to Ell Paso.
Ignacio Lopez, son OF Don Rafael
Lopez, OF Santa te, and a very bright ana
worthy Young man, to day led to the altar
at Las Vegas, Miss Petrita Romero, ac-
compIished daughter of Hon. Eugene
Romero. This is union Of hearts ami
hands that bind tighter two Of the oldest
and best families i'll the territory. Rev.
J NJ. Coudert performed the ceremony at
the Catholic church and agrand reception
followed at the Romero home. Mr.. Lopez
and family, Hon. Atanscio Romero, Mrs.
Lucero and others OF Santa Fe left yester
day to be present during the festivities.