Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-30
SATURDAY SALAD.

Judge II. L. Waldo came over from Las
Vegas last night.
Mrs. G.. W. Meylert and niece, of Albu'
querque, are visiting in Las Vegas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hixson, OF Ell Paeo,
are visiting Geo. W. Hickox and family.
Dr.J. w. Heddins, prominent ply
stefan of st. Joe, is a visitor at Las We
gas.
Brother Marcellian, of st. Louis, has
taken position with the Christian
Brothers college.
Rev. James A. Menaul, of Albuquerque,
and Rev. Geo. f. McAfee, of New York
city, are guests at the Palace.
Mrs. NJ. L. Marble, of Kingston, will
| probably be here next week and lecture
in the interest of woman's suffrage.
Mr.. f. f. Weber leaves this evening
for his home near Las Animas, Colo,
taking with him some choice samples of
Santa Fe fruit.
DR.. Norton and wife of Cerrillos, visited
DR.. Chapman and family Saturday and
then proceeded on their way to the Worlds
| fair.-Raton Reporter.
Latest advices are that Hon. B. Selg-
man il steadily improving, but he will be
compelled to remain in Philadelphia for
sometime yet.
J. G. Schumann returned this morning
from visit to the Worlds fair. He met
several relatives there and enjoyed the
trip immensely.
Mr.. G. G. Harley, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, who has been restored to health
| by years soiourn here, leaves shortly
for tour of the south.
Hon. II. 3. Cartwright, county treasury.
returned this morning from visit to
Iowa and a close inspection of the won
ders at the Worlds fair.
R. M. Goshorn and Mortimer Kaufman
left by wagon on Thursday determined to
reach Taos to-day in time to witness the
San Geronimo festivities.
! Gen. McCook, Mrs. McCook and Mrs.
| Byrne, sister of Mrs. McCook, have been
to the Worlds fair at Chicago and re-
turned this week to Denver.
Hon. NJ. A. Otero, district clerk, and
family and Miss LaRue are expected to
return from visit to Chicago and the
| .
i Mrs. Symington is stillin Chicago on a
visit to her brother, j. NJ. Armijo, and
also taking in the sights Of the Worlds
fair. John Symington, ir., has returned
to his studies at Exeter.
Col Z. S. Norton and Major T. II. Nor.
ton, of Washington city, and Hon. II. G
Hedges, of Mansfield, Ohio, prominent in
Odd Fellow circles, and friends of Judge
Sloan, are visiting the city to-day.
j. D. w. Veeder went to Las Cruces
Monday night to attend a meeting of the
} board of regents of the agricultural col
lege, from whence no will return wher
the washouts are repaired.-Las Vegas
Optic.
Miss Staab and brother, Paul, accom-
: panied by Mr.. Shift, their uncle, have lef
, New York and will reach here during this
evening. Hon. A. Staab will leave New
York at an early day also for Santt
Fe.
Capts. Duggan and Seyburn, 10th in
fantry, will be relieved from recruiting
: service during the month Of October, blu
will each be granted a months leave o
absence before joining their regiment
It is not yet known where they will b.
: stationed.
:, Gov. Thornton and wife left Chicago
on Wednesday night expecting to go RICH
through to Eel Paso, where special ca
is waiting to convey them to Eddy, theme
by stage going to the Roswell fair. TIL
washouts south of Lamy may, however
prevent this arrangement being carried
out. 1t Isl therefore possible that Gov