Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-29
Judge L. z. Seeds and family will re-
turn this evening from Mancheater Iowa

Hermosa to spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. S. d. Foster.
A very delightful informal hop was
given by the young gentlemen of the city
at Adams hall last night.
Mrs. G. F. Easley and children arrived
from Cerrillos to-day and are comforta-
bly, domiciled in their former home on
Galisteo road.
Lieut.. M. B. Stokes, who has been on
two months sick leave, left Chicago last
night and will reach Santa Fe Tuesday
evening.
Hon. 9. M. Shannon and wife will for
the present remain at the Palace hotel
and until suitable residence can be OBJ
tanned by them.
Alfred N. Grunsfeld of this city, ami E.
A. Grunsfeld, of Albuquerque, leave New
York City to-day for Germany on the
steamer Ems.
Lieut.. V. e. Stottler leaves next Satur-
day on forty days leave of absence.
He will spend couple of weeks at his
home, Stamford, Conn.
Mr.. W. NJ. Smith, agent for the Santa
Fe, who has been on months leave visit
ing Brooklyn, Chicago and Denver, will
return to Santa Fe this evening.
| Mrs. w. 7. Spencer and Miss Lillian
Greene, daughters of G. W. Greene, of
Eddy, and young ladies well known in
Santa, Fe have gone to Chicago on a visit
to the Worlds fair.
Hon. A. Staab is with his wife and
daughters at Hanover, Germany. Mr..
Staab and family are expected to return
to Santa Fe from Europe about the first
week in September next. f.5
Miss Allison returned last night from
her well earned vacation trip. She visit
ed the family of Mr.. Darwin Thomas,
kindly remembered here, at st. Paul, and
also spent some time with friends at
Davenport, Iowa.
Mrs John L. Bulls and children have
arr, ed from Ell Paso. Capt. Bulls has
secured lease on the Twitchell residence
on Hillside avenue and he and his family
will be domiciled there early during the
coming month.
The Morrison party, consisting of j. T..
Morrison, Philip Harroun, Douglass Har-
roun and Frank Hudson, has returned
from two weeks fishing and camping
outing on the upper Pecos. They had a
mighty good time.
For tomorrow afternoons plaza CON
cert by the 10th U. S. infantry band, to
s p. M, the following will be the pro-
gram:
March-Sound Off ......,................S ousa
Concert. ........ Kiesler
Waltz-The Position ... .Fahrbach
Grand Mareh-Silver Trumpets. ..... .viyiani
Selectlon-Fr. operas. ...,...... OHenbach
Religioso-Prayer ,...,.,..,..,,,..K iesler
W. W. Mcclellan and his interesting
family arrived this morning from Albu-
querque and will remain here for several
weeks, enjoying Santa Fe's genial and fine
summer climate. Mr.. Mcclellan is presi-
dent of the city school board at Albuqner-
que and prominent citizen.
Chas. ". Greene, who was here a few
days ago and left for Redlands, CAL, has
gone to England to put the finishing
touches on floating of the largest irrigat-
ing scheme in the country, located at Gila
| Bend in Arizona. Mr.. Greene has magic
touch in his ways of hustling up mon
strous undertakings. When he says "go''
they start at once.--Eddy Citizen.
Gov. L. Bradford Prince dropped in
upon US Saturday last. He was in So
zorro looking after matters connected
with the Worlds fair exhibit, as we'll as
matters of his own. He was at work all
the time he was in the city, and if fine
exhibit is not made it will not be his
fault. Gov. Prince is always in earnest
when the interests of New Mexico are at
stake.-Socorro Chieftain.
| A private letter from Cincinnati con-
veys the joyous intelligence that Sister
| Victoria is soon to return hero and re-
same her duties as superior of the ST.
Vincent institutions, position she has
so ably and satisfactorily filled for the
past four years. Not only every Santa
Fean but the people generally of New
Mexico will join the NEW MEXICAN in
cordially welcoming back to her noble
life work here as good woman as Sister
Victoria.
Thursday from an extended visit to New
York, Flushing, Chicago and Minneapolis
In the latter city she was guest at the
beautiful home of Mrs. Dorilus Morrison
Barring the heat, her trip was most en-
joyable. She says the hot weather now
prevailing at the east is something fear
full, and that in Minneapolis during her
visit the mercury registered frequently
as high as 102 to 112 in the shade. Mrs.
Princes multitude of friends are glad to
welcome her back to Santa Fe.
The Potter Valley correspondent of the
Ukiah, Cal, Press, writes that paper
under date of July 81 as follows: "Mr.
and Mrs. Lady, of Silver City, N. NJ, are
visiting with G. D. Neil and family. Mr..
Lady is brother of Mrs. Neil, and rep
resents Grant county, N. M, in the ter
ritorial legislature. He has entered the
political arena at very young age and
will doubtless advance to greater de-
gree of preferment. During their 80
iourn at Potter, God in his omniscent
providence deemed it expedient to pluck
one of the tender and loveliest flowers of
his planting to bloom in angelic bright
ness in the heavenly paradise, Perry D.,
their only boy, the alteration of the fami-
ly. His spirit took flight to that beauti-
full home prepared without hands, eternal
in the heavens forevermore."
OnMonday the 31st of July, takes place,
at Conejos, Colo, the marriage of Miss
Ruby Archuleta, of Conejos, to Mr..
Jasper F. Ortiz, of Chamita. Miss Ar
chuleta is the daughter of Hon. J. NJ. Ar
chuleta, a wealthy and prominent citizen
of Conejos county, Colo, and very
pretty and accomplished young lady.
Mr.. Ortiz is the son Of Hon. Luis NJ.
Ortiz, one of tho leading and most in
Auential citizens of Rio Arriba county.
He is very intelligent young man with
a bright future before him. The NEW
MEXICAN wishes the young couple all pos
sible happiness and prosperity and joins
with their many friends in New Mexico
and Colorado in sincere congratula-
tions.
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