Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-06
SMALL TALK.

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SMALL. TALK
Hon. 7. B. Catron is in Eddy on i'm
portant business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Coons will next
week remove to No. II, improvement
flats.
Mrs. Loring, who has been i'll during
the past week, is better and is able to be
about to-day.
Mr.. f. w. Risque is at st. Vincents,
suffering from a slight attack of la grippe.
Nothing serious, however.
Hon. NJ. G. Reynolds, attorney for the
court of private land claims, will arrive
from st. Louis in ten days.
Word from Kansas City states that
Miss Julia Proudfit has been very i'll late.
Iy, but is now convalescent.
Hon. L. A. Fiske, U. S. attorney for
New Mexico, is in Las Cruces attending
U. s. district court in session there.
Lieutenant and Mrs. VIM. Paulding
have removed from che Palace hotel to
the officers quarters at Fort Marcy.
Mr.. John H. Knaebel is in Denver and
is not expected to return to Santa Fe till
the latter part of the present month.
Hon. L. A. Hughes left last night for
Las Cruces, having been summoned as a
witness before the U. S. court there.
Mrs. A. G. Ireland returned from the
east last night. She was accompanied by
her nephew, Mr.. Allan McCord, of Ken
Uppl TNun ~ ,p, 70 ,Iro 10.
here.
John Dillon appears at Gray's hall on
the 18th in "He Wants the Earth" and
Kate ClaXton will play there on the 9th.
Santa Fe sadly needs an opera house
in which to present such interesting at
fractions.
Mrs. Chas. Held left Las Vegas yester-
day for New York, where she will assume
control of the home lately so sadly be-
reaved by the sudden death OF Mrs. Gold
berg, her sister-in-law.
The ladies' in charge of the Vienna cafe
and dance to occur on Thursday evening
next, especially invite the citizens OF
Cerrlllos, San Pedro, Espsnola and other
points i'll the county to participate.
Rev. G. NJ. Larsen, of Red Cloud,
Neb., Will arrive here tonight over the
narrow gauge. He is a brother of Supt
Larsen, of the deaf mute school, and will
probably take home with him the three
small children of the latter.
Col H. L. Pickett is yet quite i'll. He
has been confined to his room now for
five weeks. His friends insist on his
going to the sanitarium, but his condition
is such that it is deemed inexpedient to
remove him. 1t is hoped chat change
for the better will develop in a few days.
The 10th infantry band will present the
following program at its plaza concert,
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30.
/ March-InGepcndent. ................ Sherman
/ Overture-Ormion ................. 49,. Pettee
! POlka--Adam and Eve ..... .....a arg. Meyrelles
| Selection Spanish Melodies e. 3. &"
Wal'Z-Ia Belle Julve .........,.- .Du Chernln
Grand Fantasia-From Dawn to Twilight.
................ ...........,............ Smith
Mrs. Z. L. Bartlett, who has during the
past two weeks done most excellent work
in the interest of the New Mexico exhibit
to the Worlds Columbian exposition in
the southern and central part OF New
Mexico, leaves tomorrow for Albuquer-
Que going thence to Las Vegas to look after
similar matters in that city and in the
northern part of the territory.
Mother Regina, superior in charge Of
the Sisters of Charity, at Pittsburg, Pa,
accompanied by Sister Mary Xavier and
Sister ,Ildefonse, have been visitors at st.
Vincent's for several days. Sister Ildel-
fonse has been in i'll health and comes
here to remain several months in hopes
of improvement. Mother Regina and her
companion depart for the east on Mon
day.
Lieut.. Henry Kirby, 10th infantry, left
last night for ST. Louis. going thence to
Beleville, ILL.,, where, on Tuesday next,
he will quit the ranks OF the benedicts and
lead to the altar the fair daughter Of
Major Emil Adam, U. s. army. They 60
east on bridal trip and after a few eeks
return to Santa Fe and take up their home
at Fort Marcy. Lieut.. Kirby and his
bride will receive hospitable welcome
at the hands of Santa Feans.
No other preparation combines the
positive economy, the peculiar merit and