Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-08-06
SMALL TALK.

Treasurer-Mrs. w. S. Harroun.
W.
SMALL TALK.
DR.. Slayton left this morning fer Dem
yer for a weeks visit.
Mrs. R. j. PaIen has been on the sick
list this week but is now fully recovered.
Lieut.. Plummer's little son, so i'll dur
ing the past week, is somewhat improved
to-day.
Lieut.. William Paulding is expected to
return from Cold Spring, N. Y, this
evening.
Msjor A. S. Towar and family have
gone for three weeks outing in the
Jemez mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Clancy and party
are still in camp on the upper Pecos.
John symington, jr,, joined them yes
terday.
Lieut. Geo W. kirkman, lst infantry,
of San Francisco, is still in the city, a
guest of Capt. Kirkman's quarters, Fort
Marcy.
Mr.. A. W. Butler, chief clerk in Major
Towar's office, is domiciled at the Fort
Marcy quarters lately occupied by Capt.
Burbank.
Robt. Penquite arrived home from Mis-
souri, on Thursday accompanied by his
fair bride. They will make their home at
Mrs. E. n. Reaser's residence.
Mrs. l.. L. Bright, of Eureka, kas.,
sister of E. NJ. Albright, of the Pecos
valley, is here with her little daughter.
They are domiciled at Mrs. Taylor's.
Mrs. D. L. Sammis, Albuquerque; Miss
Emma Wood, Boston, Mass, arrived
from Albuquerque this morning and are
registered at the Exchange.
Mr.. James T. Newhall, who has been
on the sick list for the past two weeks, Is
recovering, and will be out and about
during the coming week.
Gov. Prince is spending couple oil
days in Albuquerque on business cou'
nected with the New Mexico university
He returns home tonight
Major J. P. Baker, daughter and two
SONS, have taken rooms on the upper
floor of the Second National bank block
and will dine at the Claire cafe.
Mr.. Rose NJ Field, literary editor OF
the Kansas City STAR kindly remembered
by many Santa Feans, is at present visit
ing at the Romero ranch, near Las We
gas.
Col Geo. W. Prichard lett last evening
for White Oaks, where he will remain
during the coming two months, LOOKING
E after his extensive mining interests il
/ that section.
Mrs. George Ady, wife of the Denve
; passenger agent OF the Union Pacific
=; and her son, arrived at Eddy on Tuesday
T.. and went to Roswell to attend to bust
] ness before the United States land office
Harry Whigham, land agent for tn
=. Maxwell Grant company and we'll know
to many Santa Feans, is visiting the cit
, to-day. He has apartments at the Palace
+ Many lovers of the beautiful We've
N Mrs. Johnson's night blooming ceres a
v it opened its graceful folds at Mr.. Ireland
drug store last evening The full blow
bud has been cut off and preserved i
alcohol.
e Judge +. 2. Seeds left on Thursday fc
it a trip as far as Durango, meeting part
: of Knights Tempar friends at Antonit
e who are on an excursion around TIA
J. Silverton circuit He returns home o
h Monday.
u For to-morrow's plaza concert this pre-
!. gram will be rendered:
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Screnade Magnolia ........,............. Missu
Observation-Disclosures .,..,....,.., ........ Puernl
Army Hymn ......,..... ......P eabod
Walton the Beautiful Blue Danube strau
Fantasia-Fr Gabriels Cantata, Evan
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! Col. F. W. Schaurte, heavy stock
holder in the Kansas & Texas Coal con
: pany and also identified with the CerriIle
Coal & Iron company, is here from S
Louis accompanied by his wife and daugt
ter. They are guests at the Palace.
Mr.. J. T. Fitch returned last night frol
q a horse back trip to the crest of Bald
d NORMAN and the upper Pecos. The vie
e from the top of Badly is well worth sue
/. trip. He says the Knox trail to tt
y Pecos is being pushed and will be an e.
y celent one.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rutherford an
b family, Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Cavanaug
b and family, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Malboe
d and family and Miss Curtis have mac
:. arrangements for trip TO Taos or Jem
o springs VIA oaHta re htAt "eeh. ~
;. Vegas Free Press.
= Mr.. j. H. Hoskns, cashier of the Ce
o trail National bank OF Flagstaff, left tn
A morning for Denver, very favorably If
. pressed with this city and it's commerce
e and climatic advantages He expects
:, return here shortly for longer stay.
r Col. Matt. &. REYNOLDS is 30 VI
/. nIeased with Santa Fe's summer climat
{, that he will next year bring o
h Mrs. Reynolds and the children tro
warm, dusty, smoky and moist st. Lou
- to spend the summer right here.