Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-26

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Gov. L. Brandford Prince leaves to
morrow night for short visit to Silve
City.
Mrs. Robert Harvey and children ar
on the upper Pecos, the guests OF Mrs. }
w. Cooper.
Mrs. X. J. Palen, who has so long beef
ill, was well enough yesterday to enjoy
short drive.
Mrs. John Symington is enjoying tn
sea baths at Santa Cruz, Cal, and will b,
absent about month.
The Misses Staab and their thre
younger brothers will return home thi
evening from the Pecos.
Mr.. Louis Held arrives from Albu
querque tonight on visit to his family
which is passing the summer here.
DR.. E. w. L'Engle is very low and il
not expected to live long. He has beer
removed to his home from st. Vincent
hospital.
Major Elderkin, chief commissary o.
subsistence, division OF the Pacific, il
daily expected to pay an official visit tc
Fort Marcy.
Mrs. E. j. Mclean, well known anC
popular in Santa Fe, is in the city from
Albuquerque on visit to her sister, Mr.
K. j. Palen.
Hon. &. w. Lane and wife will return
to Las Vegas during the coming week
They have enjoyed their visit to SAINTS
Fe greatly.
Mr.. Ralph Halloran and his interesting
family are here from Albuquerque to
spend the heated term. They have quar-.
tiers at Col. Fishers residence.
A. l.. Cristy, the very efficient and pop
ular clerk OF the Sd Judicial district cour
and his very pretty and charming bride
are at the Palace hotel on their wedding
trip.
Miss Cornelia Henry, niece of Gov.
ernor and Mrs. i. Bradford Prince, ar
rived last night from the east and will be
a visitor at the executive residence dur.
ing the summer.
Miss Kellogg, of Keokuk, Iowa, the tai
ented daughter OF Mrs. Sarah Winter H
logg, not unknown as woman of fine
literary attainments, is visiting Rev. f. w
Meany's family.
Major VIM. Catfrey, editor of the Lin
coin Leader, leaves tonight for his home
at White Oaks. There are few men who
get more real fun out OF life than thi!
genial gentleman.
Mrs. Goldberg, of New York, and he
two accomplished daughters and Mr.. No,
Ilfeld, from Las Vegas, will arrive to
night and spent some time here, guests o
Hon. Sol. spiegelberg.
The banquet given by the Santa Fe r .
publican club to the delegates to the Re
publican club convention last night, anC
prepared by Hine Host Davis, OF tn,
Alamo, was fine affair and greatly en-
joyed by all those present.
Capt. J. p. Hyland and accomplished
daughter, Miss Rena, who have been her,
enjoying visit among Santa Fe friend
for the past week, leave tonight for thei
home at Kingston. They will ever b,
welcome visitors in the capital city.
Hon. and Mrs. w. T. Thornton ant
Miss Maltby returned during the weel
from their trip to the Pecos. much re
freshed and greatly pleased. However
Mr.. Thornton is more of success, sell
ing mines, than he is catching fish.
Sister Victoria has not yet returned
from Cincinnati, and report has it tina
she is to be relieved of her duties at st
Vincents and stationed elsewhere. Al
Santa Feans will regret her departure i
the rumor should prove to be correct.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Hall, of Albuquer.
que, have been in the city during the
past two days and are greatly pleased
with Santa FEES fine climate. Mr.. Hal
Is the efficient manager of the Albuquer
que Foundry and was delegate to the
Republican League convention.
Mrs. Theodore Gowdy, of Kansas City
and her father, Gen. Brayman, kindly re-
membered here by many, write friends tc
engage quarters for them in "dear, cool
delightful Santa Fe." They say it is un
bearably hot in Kansas City and they
yearn for the pleasant breezes of Santa
Fe.
Lieut.. Van Vliet leaves tomorrow fol-
Fort Bayard, where for week or more
be will be on duty connected with the
target practice, now in progress at that
post. Thence he goes to California, tc
compete for position on the army rifle
team. He is one of the best shots in the
United States army, and has been success.
full in the competition for department and
division medals. He will be absent about
a month.
Mr.. L. T. Webber, of Denver, here a
few days ago on business, has returned
! 70 ha Dol hn RI
remain until September. The climate
here, Mr.. Weber says, ought to attract
thousands of summer visitors. He is &C.
companed by Lis nephew, Mr.. E. w.
Judkins, real estate man in Denver,
and Mrs. Webber and the children have
been wired to come also. These are
pleasant people and will not be long in
making friends in hospitable Santa Fe.
Mr. Geo. F. Kunz, connected with the
great jewelry house of Tiffany q Co., New
York, a celebrated expert in all matters
pertaining to prescious stones and gen.
tleman very friendly to New Mexico, is
due to arrive here III few days and will
remain sometime. He had charge OF
Titfany's exhibit at the Paris exposition
among which was collection of native
New Mexico gems belonging to Mrs.
Price, and which included a specially
choice lot of Santa Fe county turquoise,
cut and in the rough.
Spring chickens at Bishops.
The very best creamery butter in town
at Emmerts.
Try the celebrated Hesston creamery