Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-12-26

tree and had two or more friends on hand
to enjoy it with them were Master Willie
Prince, Miss Lu'u Fiske, Waldo Twitchell,
Lewis Loring, Betty and Cassie Cross,
Stuart Nortleet, j. D. Aliens children,
Carl Bishop, Carrie Palen, Richie Harris,
J. T. Newhall's family, Mrs. W. II. Goe-
bel, Mr.. and Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Julius
Koch, Mrs. Schnepple's children, and
Mrs. A. Carter's children. Ray Riyen-
burg played Santa Claus in pers On and
distributed gifts to little ffienCs. At the
territorial orphans school the Sisters had
a great tree, and at the Methodist church
there were two trees and a gala time for
all corners. The Presbyterian Sunday
school also had Its tree and distribution OF
gifts last night, but the mission school
will celebrate with tree next week. The
Ramona school was to have its entertain
ment tonight at the court house, but
owing to the cold weather this has been
abandoned and the tree will shed it's
prizes instead at Ramona school building
tonight.
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Mr.. and Mrs F. w Clancy depart Monday
night for their new home at Albuquerque.
resident of Santa Fe, coming here from
Washington City to accept the responsible
position of clerk of the district court when
Governor Prince was chief justice of the
territory, and the confidence and respect
which he has ever enjoyed at the hands
of Santa Feans will follow him to his new
field of labor. Mrs. Clancy, always
social favorite here, will prove valuable
acquisition to the society of Albuquer que.
She is deservedly popular with all classes,
the rich and poor alike, and in her depar-
ture the latter in particular will lose
devoted friend and sympathizer. The
best wishes of all Santa Fe will attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Clancy in their new home,
and the New MEXICAN INDUCES the hope
that they will be frequent visitors to the
capital city, especially in the summer
time.
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Judge H. L. Waldo will return TO Santa
Fe shortly after New Years.
DR.. Harroun, who is suffering from an
attack of la grippe, is slowly improving.
The members of the Athletic club will
give dance New Years eve at their club
rooms.
Mrs. G. D. Koch has returned home
after long visit among friends in Ger
many.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hersey are domi-
ciled in the Simmons residence on the
soLthside.
Hon. Amado Chaves and family have
moved into the Tompkins house on upper
Palace avenue.
E. A. Grunsfeld, of Albuquerque, the
popular young merchant, is here on visit
To Hon. and Mrs. L. Spegelberg.
Miss Florence Hughes who has been
somewhat ill during the past week is
better and able to be about.
Hon. Sol. Luna, the we'll known and
popular treasurer OF Valencia county, is in
the city on business. He has apartments
at the Palace.
The New MEXICAN is informed that Mr..
Samuel Eldodt, The we'll known San Juan
merchant, is much better and is consid-
cred out of danger.
Mr.. James Seligman came all the way
from Salt Lake to pass the holidays
among friends in his old home. He re-
celves cordial welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Mclean, of Albu-
querque, are in the city, guests of General
and Mrs. E. L. Bartlett. Mrs. Mclean
will remain till after New Years.
Mrs. E. P. Pearson, wife of the
commanding officer at Fort Marcy, is in
receipt of the sad news of her fathers
death from la grippe, at his home in
Pennsylvania.
Sam Block, the genial representative
OF and designer for Kuh, Nathan &
Fischer, Chicago clothiers, is paying
holiday visit to friends In Santa Fe.
Hon. and Mrs. Mayo will arrive in the
city from Golden next week and will re.
main several days. After the business of
the county board is disposed of, they will
go east to remain a couple of months
visiting relatives in Newark, N. j.
Bishop Chapelle's fine library Of nearly
5000 volumes has arrived, and the bishop
is quite busily engaged these days in I'M
packing and arrangingit. 1t is all arduous,
but to him very pleasant undertaking.
Referring to western people who are
spending the holidays in foreign lands,
New York dispatch says: MRS. Julia
A. Catron, wife of the leading Santa Fe
lawyer, has arrived at Malaga, where she
will reside six months with her chill
dren."
Hon. w. T. Thornton came up yester-
day from the Organ mining camp and
remains here until tomorrow night, when
he returns. Mrs. Thornton will go down
to Organ and remain with him for several
weeks, as soon as she is able to travel,
which will be in few days.