Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-28
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.

SATURDAY SMALL TALK.
Miss Symington, of Baltimore, is in the
city on a visit to DR.. and Mrs. Symington.
Chief Justice James O'Brien leaves on
Monday next for a short visit to his old
home in Minnesota.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry s. Clancy last night. Congratulations.
Mother and child are doing well.
Sheriff Mariana Barela, of Las Cruces,
is still with us, enjoying the plaza shade
and its cooling Dreezes.
The weekly soiree of Prof. Landmarks
dancing academy was well attended last
evening and proved very pleasant al
lair.
Judge McFie and Judge Newcomb, both
Of Las Cruces, are in v Washington. The
New MEXICAN keeps them posted on
home affairs.
c. H. Gilderseeve left this afternoon
for Oakland, Cal, to be absent two
weeks, and will be accompanied home by
his interesting family.
c. F. A. Fischer left last night for st.
Louis, where he will remain month to
have his eyes treated. a noted occulist,
DR., Ault, will do the work
Mrs. May Norfeet is suffering from
maaral fever and has been very ill to-
day. Drs. Harroun and Symington were
III consultation over the case about noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Hurt are here
from Cerrillos for few days. Mr.. Hurt
has not been well of late, and is taking
season of quiet at st. Vincent's ssni-
tarium,
Mr. F. W. Clancy is building summer
cottage OF his own on the Santa Fe Noun
tain club grounds, Pecos valley. The
structure is a Queen Anne" with eight
rooms.
Col. J. Morris Young, of Hillsboro,
will spend few days here and then take
a trip north and on the Pacific coast. His
health is poor and he takes the trip for
recreation and rest,
Hon, I. B. Catron returned yesterday
from Las Vegas, where he has been on
business for the past week. While there
he was elected director, along with
Emanuel Rosenwald and Adm ii. Whit
more, OF the Las Vegas Electric Light
company.
Mr.. W. A. l.. Knox and wife, OF Dali
las, Texas, Mrs. (. W. Spencer, son and
two daughters, and Miss Hanks, of Aluu-
Querque, and Mrs. q. E. Hubbard, of Ell
Paso, Texas, are at the Powers Mountain
house, Pecos valley.
There will he quite party OF invited
friends enjoy the 4th of July at the hos
pitable and attractive home of Mr.. and
Mrs S. W. Dorsey, at Chico Springs.
There will be picnic in the afternoon
and dance in the evening Ration
Range.
The ladies Of Santa Fe should take
hold of and make Il success of the matter
of procuring an iron railing for the plaza.
They can if they will. The hand that
rocks the cradle rules the world, and
can surely secure an iron railing for the
plaza.
Gov. Prince and family are domiciled
at the governors orchard near Espanola,
and his excellency is improving in health,
though slowly. Mrs. Prince came down
yesterday and returned to-day over the
narrow gauge. Next week will probably |
bring them home.
Mr.. Derwent H. Smith has been pre-.
vailed upon to take part in the Little
hale's musicale, shortly to take place at
the court house. He is one OF the most
ali.
talent as Messrs. Smith, Wedeles and
Grunsfeld participating this concert will
prove rare treat indeed for the public.
Harry Manchester and wife, Mrs.
Fleming, cousin, Miss Hill, OF Spring
field, Illinois, and pretty little Bessie, ar
rived from Pueblo last night and will
make their home here in the future. They
aie delighted over getting back to Santa
Fe once more and say unquestionably
ours is the finest climate out Of doors. Mr..
has bought out J. W. Olin-
gers undertaking establishment.
Young Maynard Ladd, we'll and favor
ably remembered in Santa Fe as
bright, ambitious and studious young
man, a son of Prof. Ii. O. Ladd, formerly
OF Santa Fe and now of New York, gradu-
ated with high honors at Exeter, n. H.,
on the 18th instant, at Philips Exeter
academy. The New MEXlCAN's best
wishes are hereby waited to the young
man. May his career be an honorable
and successful one.
Prof. Carl Lumholtz, of the Royal
academy of Christina, Norway, a noted
traveller and scientist writes from Arizona
to Prof. AID. F. Bandalier that he will
shortly pay a visit to Santa Fe. Of this
dsting uished gentleman Mr.. W. p. Gar
rison, Editor of the Nation, writes Prof.
Bandaler: His book on the Cannibals
Of Queensland is just now the book of
travel before the reading public. Primi-
tive man is passion with him, and he
has been attracted by Schwatka's late &C.
count of new and wild people in your
old stamping ground"