Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-04-18
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gin TO get warm 6nousu III Cohti al anu
southern New Mexico, in Texas and Arl-
IONA, to suggest to those who can afford it
the necessity of change of location dur
ing the hotter summer months. To these
the New MEXICAN would say come and try
the salubrious summer climate of Santa
Fe. Here all the comforts of home life
can be enjoyed, while side camping ex"
cursions to the Pecos, the Wales, to
Monument Rock up the canon, to the
Lake Peak lakes and dozen other
picturesque mountain points with the least
possible expense and annoyance. There are
In central and southern New Mexico
hundreds of people who know absolutely
nothing of the inviting mountain resorts
within days travel of Santa te. Friends
could readily organize to make excursions
to these points from Santa Fe that would
prove quite as healthful and enjoyable as
trips to other localities that would require
five times as much time and money.
Amado Chaves, territorial superinten-
dent of instruction, visited Eddy during
the week. He is on tour inspecting
the public schools of New Mexico. Mr..
Chayes is one of the best of Governor
Princes good appointments. He is q
man of broad ideas, of liberal education
and will, during his term of office, dc
much to advance and promote the edu'
cational interests in the territory. Eddy
Argus.
Mr.. John NJ. Bailhache, well and favor,
ably known here as the elder son of Major
w. H. Bailhache, was married at Seattle
on the 7th inst. to Miss 1sophene T.
Goodin, former St. Louis belle, and q
talented and charming lady. The mar.
rage took place at the home OF Mr.. +.
A.. Strout, also well known here, and
whose wife is an old friend OF the BRIDES.
The New MEXICAN sends Its happiest
wishes.
Mrs. A. Staab and daughters will leave
during the coming month for New York
and will extend their trip to Europe
passage has already been engaged by
them on the steamer Werrar, sailing from
New York on May 9th next. The ladies
will be absent during the coming sum
mer, and will extend the trip through
continental Europe.
D. E. Duggan and wife, of Sioux city,
Iowa, are new arrivals here, coming in
search of health. They were advised OF
Santa FEES superiority for pulmonary sui
ferers by DR.. Zabslla, now located at Los
Angeles. Mr.. Duggan expresses great
satisfaction with the progress he has
thus far made and will remain here all
summer.
The Mendelssohn Quintette club gave
a delightful concert to large audience at
the court house last night. Miss Barnard
the leading vocalist, however, was I'M
able to respond to the enthusiastic en-.
core accorded her because of sickness.
Cards were received in Santa Fe to-day
for the marriage of Mr.. Honore Pecotte
Wilkinson, a leading st. Louis architect,
to Miss Mildred Emma Rumbold, daugh-
ter OF DR.. and Mrs. Thos. f. Rumbold, OF
St. Louis.
Mr.. Jay Adams and his charming wife,
who, by the way, has written not few
nice things in the publ; press about
Santa Fe, will arrive from San An
tonic, Texas, in few weeks and take up
their residence here.
The marriage of Miss Helen Schultz, Of
Ell Paso, to Mr.. Noa llfeld, Of Albuquer-
que, is announced to take place at Ell
Paso at the residence of the brides pa
rents on May 8, coming.
Cards were received here yesterday an
nouncing the approaching marriage Of
MIR Fenton Hawkins, late of st. Louis,
to Miss Henry. daughter of Hon. Edward
Henry, Of Las Vegas.
Messrs. Young and Liberty, late ar.
rivals from Nebraska, and brace of ex-
cellent citizens who have resolved to
locate here, will soon be joined by their
families.
Miss Mary Malleson, niece of Major
and Mrs. Palen, has returned from six
weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Mclean
at Albuquerque.
John H. Knaebel, ESQ.,, is in Washing
ton and will argue the Delgado contempt
case before the U. S. supreme court there
on Monday next.
Hon. L. Spiegelberg, president of the
Second National bank, expects to 60 east
about the middle of May to visit relatives
in New York city.
DR.. Louis c. Boislenere, late of st.
Louis, now sojourning at San Marclal,
was visitor at St. Vincent's sanitarium
yesterday.
Mr.. Philo Rumsey, Of the Palace hotel,
left to-day for trip to Omaha, where he
will visit his family.
Col. Edward Haren, of the A., T. & s.
F. immigration Office, is again in town
to-day.
E. N. Reaser has been confined to his
room by sickness all week.
Walter Virden, is here from Mississippi
on visit to old time friends.
Mr.. E. HUM, of the Cash Entry mines,
is in town this afternoon.
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