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

And cares and wrinkles multiply,
And shoes keep wearing out.
Yet, strange to say-One can not see
However 1t was done
When 1890 raced with Time
Twas 1890 won.
1t must have won, because 1t Is
Indubitably true,
That when next year rolls around,.lt Will
Be 1890, too
Judge E. P. Seeds is On visit to Den
yer.
Hon. T. B. Catron returned from So
zorro to-day.
S. 3. Turner, of Denver, will arrive here
on Monday night.
Il. A. Grunsfeld is up from Albuquerque
on visit to relatives.
Hon. A. Staab is on a business trip tt
southern New Mexico.
Mrs. J. p. Victory has recovered from
her recent severe illness.
Gen. Bartlett and Col. Frost will re
turn from the east tomorrow.
Miss Carrie Griswold will return from
Ell Rito to spend Christmas week with
friends here.
Mr.. G. Hill Howard and family have
located in the D. H. Smith home on uppel
Palace avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hersey will shortly
remove to the Simmons residence or
the south side.
Miss Kate Cooper arrived yesterday
from the Pecos and is the guest of Mrs
Robert Harvey.
Hon. A. L. Morrison is still confined
to his room by sickness, but his friends
hope to see him about very soon.
Mrs. Chas. L. Lummis, of Isleta, vii
pass Christmas week in the city, thu
guest of Mrs. Anita Chapman.
The little Misses Gildersleeve are dis
cussing treat for their friends in thu
shape of a private theatrical perform
ance.
Shortly after Mayor Thornton's return
from Chicago, next week, he and Mrs
Thornton will depart for lengthy visi
to the Stephenson-Bennett campin Organ
mountains.
Judge H. L. Waldo returned last nigh
from Topeka and Kansas City and is nov
costly domiciled in his elegant suit o
office apartments in the Catron block.
Mrs. E. L. Bartlett returned YESTERDAY
from Albuquerque, where she was calle(
to attend the funeral Of Mrs. H. L. War
rem. The remains we're sent east t
Quincy, ILL.,, for interment.
Supt. Cart, of the government Indian
school, goes to Lawrence, Kas:, on tn
23d to be present at a conference o
National Indian Educators, composed o
all superintendents and the district super
yjsors. DR.. Dorchester will be in attend
ance.
Mr.. Price Haren, son Of Col. Edward
Haren, was married last week to Mis-
Belle Allis, daughter of the late Geo. B
Allis. The BRIDE is prominent young
lady of Kansas City, Kas. All joy b.
with them.
Gov. and Mrs. Prince gave a CRANE
dinner on Monday to the justices OF thu
land court. The justices expressed much
interest in the welfare of the "Spanist
Bride" New Mexico's representative a
the Denver doll congress, and assured
Mrs. Prince that they would proceed in {
body to pay their respects to the younl
LADY upon their arrival in Denver to-day
Next Thursday, Mr.. T. A. Schomburg
the able and efficient superintendent o.
the Maxwell land grant company, anc
one OF Raton's brightest and best younl
men, will wed Miss Lulu, the accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Whigham. The happy couple are favor
ties in Ration society and also have many
admirers in Santa Fe to send them happy
greetings.
Lieut.. Littell and wife and the family
of Lieut.. Paulding arrived from For
Stanton yesterday. The latter are guests
at the Palace and Mrs. Littell, who, by
the way is the daughter of that popular
gentleman, Capt. Barrett, is domiciled
at ST. Vincent's Santiarium. Lieut.
Littell left last night on bis return to For
Stanton to assist in getting the two com
panies ready for proceeding to Santa FL
tie latter part of next week.
Hon. w. @. Hazledine is in San Fran
cisco, where Yesterday he argued cast
involving the question as to whether Of
not Los Angeles is one Of the much moot
ed competitive railway points on thu
Pacific slopes. On the 26th he arguei