Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-02

Hon. w. T. Thornton left yesterday on
a visit to San Juan county.
V. Carson left last night for q three
days visit to his family at Las Vegas.
Judge Seeds leaves to night for Socorro
and will spend the Fourth in that city.
Rev. &. G. Smith returned on Wednes-
day from trip through The Taos valley.
Mrs. S. ?. Foster left st. Viucent's on
Wednesday on l4er return to her home at
Hermosa.
Mr.. Arthur Seligman leaves on Tues
day next for visit with his brother,
James, at Salt Lake City.
Surveyor General Hobart and wife left
this forf noon for Las Vegas Hot Springs
to remain over the 4th.
Mrs. G. D. Koch is entertaining her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Hartman and two
| children, Of Prescott, A. I.
Sunday, July 3, is z. D. Elkins 90th
birthday He is at his sons summer
residence, Elkins, W. Va.
R. E. Twitchell and party of trout
hunters leave this afternoon for the upper
Pecos 10 remain over the 4th.
Mrs. L. J. Mclean, OF Albuquerque,
will spend the month OF July in this city
on qlsit to relatives and friends.
Mrs, George c. Preston is expected to
arrive on Monday from Denver and will
visit Mrs. Plummer at Fort Marcy.
The little son of Lieut.. and Mrs. Littell
who has been ill for the past week, is get
ting on very satisfactorily at present.
Mrs. Rumsey and Mrs Loring are still
visiting in Omaha, but are expected to re
turn to Santa Fe during the coming
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Mathews anC
daughter, late of Salt Lake City, arr
pleasant new corners who have taker
the Muse residence.
Ernest Knaebel, the bright young sof
of John H. Knaebel esq, who has beer
attending Yale college for the past year
will return home in about ten days.
Mrs. John Borradaile is here from Albu
querque to spend some weeks with heI
sister, Mrs. Symington. She is accom-
panied by her little daughter, beautiful
child
Misses McCarty, assistant teachers a
st. Catherine Indian school, left thi
morning for Denver over the marrow
gauge. They will spend their vacation
in that city and Manitou.
D. D. Hardness and wife leave Cerril
los next week for an extended eastern
trip, and will aid in representing New
Mexico at the National Educational asso
cations meeting at Saratoga.
Mr.. T. ]. Helm returned yesterda.
afternoon from Denver, accompanied b.
his handsome daughter, who has com
out from Indianapolis to pass the summe
here.
Hon. Aniceto AbeytIa, accompanied b.
two OF his daughtets, Mrs. Torres and Mis-
Lola Abeytia, left to day for Las Vega
where the party will spend the fourth ant
will visit relatives.
The beautiful "Qnecn of the Might
cactus of Mrs q. W. Hickox will blossom
tonight, ard all those who desire to view
a floral treat may do so by calling at MIR
Ireland's drug store.
The engagement OF Miss Ethel Meany
a Young lady we'll known here, daushte
OF Rev. Z. W. Meany, to Mr.. Murphy, Q
Prescott, A. r., brolhor Of Gov. Muir
ply, OF Arizona, is announced.
Messrs. ?. L. Harroun, A. J. Fischer
Bert Sloan, Frank Hudson, S. M. Blan
ford and Arthur Knaebel are planning 70
a months expedition to the upper Pecos
leaving during the next ten days.
The lawn tennis court and croque
grounds, recently established on the lawl
at ct. Vincents sanitarium, are provin
sources of much pleasure for the guests O
that institution.
W. S. Spiegelberg, son OF Hon. Sol
Spegelberg, is in the city from Phila
delphia and will spend the 4th with 9Th
old folks at home" He has host 0
friends to bid him greeting.
Lieut.. Plummer, who has been rustcat
ing in the beautiful Vale mountains for
month, is expected to reach home to
night, bringing fresh installment 0
trout fishing experiences.
( Judge A. L. Morrison, well known a
one of the best and most eloquent speak
ers in the southwest leaves tomorrow
night to deliver the fourth of July cele
bralion at Albuquerque on Monday next