Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-08

Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Weber left Thurs
day for ten days trip to Powers Pecos
valley resort. Mr.. Weber took along his
shooting irons and will try and test the
metal of the bear that infest the classic
shades of Holy Ghost creek.
A social in connection with the Pres
byterian church will be held at the house
of Mr.. Robert Harvey on Tuesday even
ing next. The friends of the church and
others are invited. Arrangements have
been made for musical and other enter
tainments.
Masters Catron, Longwill, Symington
and O'Brien entertained company OF
friends, at dancing, games and supper on
Wednesday evening; the pleasant affair
took place at the post hall, there being
some fifty persons present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Clutton, of CHM
arron, are in the city stopping at the Pal
ace. Mr.. Clutton is in charge of the cat
tie owned by the Maxwell Land Grant
company.
Judge w. G. Hazledine, the well known
general attorney of the A. q p. railroad,
after having spent a very pleasant ten
days in the capital, left yesterday for
Albuquerque, going thence to Cali
fornia.
Associate Justice Freeman left last
/ night for Socorro and returns to Santa Fe
on Tuesday. His daughter, Miss Free
men, will remain in the capital during the
coming week.
Judge H. L. Waldo left this morning
for the east and will 60 as far as Chicago
before returning. He has important rail-
road business to attend to in the latter
city.
Mr.. John w. Cooper and family, who
came over from Pecos valley on sad
mission last night, will remain in the
city over Sunday, returning home next
week.
Geo. G. Preston left this morning fol
Denver more fully than ever convinced
that this is most perfect summer climate
Judge and Mrs. w. H. Whiteman will
leave this evening for their home at Albu
querque. They enjoyed their visit here
greatly.
Hon. NJ. S. Otero, leading citizen and
large stock raiser, is in the capital from
Bernalillo; he stops at the Palace.
Major A. Mckinney, special agent Of
the general land office, is back from an
official trip into Mora and San Miguel
counties.
Don Tomas Gonzales, the bright young
son of Hon. Manuel Gonzales, of old AL.
buquerque. is in the city visiting friends.
Misses Cecilia and Mamie Mccarthy
and Miss Mabel Blunt have been sojourn-
ing for week or more among friends at
San Pedro and Cerrillos.
The governors monthly public recep-
ton for August will take place next We'd
nesday evening. Every one will be well
come at the palace from to II p. m.
Mrs. T. B. Catron and children depart
next month for a years trip through
Europe, expecting to sojourn in Swltzer-
land during the winter.
Mr.. J. E. Baker and family, of st.
Louis, accompanied by several lady guests
are booked to arrive in the upper Pecos
valley next week for months outing.
Mrs. Bernard Seligman is slowly re-
cuperating from her recent severe illness
and is now at Cape May.
Mrs. G. w. Riggle and sister, Miss
Roland, have removed from Socorro tC
Santa Fe and will make their home here
IN the future.
Mrs. J. w. Sehofield entertained Mrs
Hickox, Miss Kane, Mrs. Riggle and
Miss Roland at tea on Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. A. M. Grunsfeld has left for New
York and may 90 to Europe before return
ing.
W. Z. Gortner returned to-day from g
trip to Santa Fe county's mining camps