Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-27

Governor S. B. Axtel leaves in the
morning for Morristown, N. j., on visit
to his daughter, Mrs. G. M. Phillips.
Hon. Chas. f. Easley and wife are
here on visit to-day and are being en-
tertained by Mrs. W. G. Hurt.
Several outing parties have been
planned for visit tomorrow to Monu-
ment rock in the picturesque Santa Fe
canon.
Lieut.. Plummer and family will leave
on July | for Fort Stanton, where the
lieutenant will be post quartermaster.
Sam Nehstadt, of Albuquerque, is in
the capital and will remain several weeks
and till he RECEIVERS fully from his recent
severe illness.
Col, II. l.. Pickett of Silver City has
been In town on legal business all week.
He leaves tomorrow night for Las Cruces
in company with Hon T. B. Catron.
Mrs. Rafael Ortiz and family are here
from Mora on a visit to their relatives and
friends. Mr.. Ortiz is prominent citizen
of Mora county, and is brother to Don
Ambrosio Ortiz.
Col, Ed. Wynkoop, of Santa Fe, brave
and efficient union soldier during the war,
and most worthy citizen since, is
recovering from long illness. --Raton
Rangn.
Mrs. j. B. Scroggs, of Kansas City,
kas., is in Santa Fe on avisit to Gen. and
Mrs. Bartlett. Mrs. Scroggs expects to
return home during the coming week.
G. H. Gildersleeve and wife are still in
New York. Mr.. G. is yet quite i'll. Mrs.
Gildersleeve is expected home as soon as
her husbands condition will permit, and
he will remain there at least a month
longer.
Walter M. Taber and wife drove in from
the Pecos at noon. They report the fish
ing season fairly blooming over there, and
great many visitors arriving from Albu-
querque, Ell Paso and other southern
points.
Mrs. Chas. F. Bailey, Misses Sallie Glib
son, Mabel Kellogg, Ida Elder and X. O.
Elder, Mr.. and Mrs. H. 7. Vaille and S.
H. Wallace, jr., of Albuquerque, who
have been roughing it and having good
time generally, on the Elder brothers.
ranch, near Lamy junction, will visit
santa Z g tomorrow.
Miss Fitch, one OF the accomplished
teachers at the Santa Fe academy, left
this week for Socorro, where she will
spend the vacation with her brother.
Miss Fitch's faithful and conscientious
work as an educator is fully appreciated
by the patrons of the academy, and the
wish is general that she be retained there
Qurinp the cOmiDu term
Solomon Luna and wife, of Los Lunas,
DR.. Harrington and wife, of Las Cruces,
and Miss Eugenia Otero, of Peralta, who
has been attending the Sisters convent
exercises at Trinidad, arrived at the Mon
tezuma hotel, Las Vegas hot springs,
Thursday night.
Miss Carrie R. McIlvaine, the talented
daughter of the former chief justice of
Ohio, and pleasantly remembered here as
the guest of Mrs. Cross some two years
ago, was married on the 23d. at Phila-
delphia, Pa, to Mr.. Stuart B. Shotwell,
jr., leading young business man of St.
Paul, MINI.
Upon the award of class honors by the
Yale university, at the close of the late
examinations, one of the Berkeley prizes,
for original Latin composition, was
awarded to Ernest Knaebel, who is about
to enter on his sophomore year The
victory is one that the many admirers of
this young Santa Fean are very proud of.
Success to you, Ernest.