Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-03

The informal weekly hops at the Post
hall have been discontinued for the sum-
mer season.
Mrs. W. H. Whiteman and daughters, of
Albuquerque, have gone to Santa Monica,
Cal, to spend the summer.
Hon. z. &. Lady and family, of Silver
City, have gone to California on visit
for couple of months.
Judge and Mrs. Fl. l.. Waldo left Las
Vegas to-day for visit to Kansas City.
They will be absent for week.
Hon. G. B. Eddy, of Eddy, is in Colorado
Springs on visit to MIR. j. j. Hagerman,
president of the Pecos railroad.
Lieut.. ". B. Stokes, 10th infantry, is
spending part of his sick leave ut his
home at Early Branch, South Carolina.
Mr.. Clark M. Carr has returned from
st. Louis to the ranches of the Cebolla
cattle company, of which he is manager.
A. Staab, the old timer, merchant, CAPT
talist and public spirited citizen of Santa
Fe, was in town yesterday ON business
Albuquerque Times.
Herbert A. Fiske left yesterday for Chi
cago. After seeing the great fair he goes
for tour of the northwest, thence return
ing to his home near Boston.
Mrs. Calvin Whiting and pretty
daughter Edna, of Albuquerque, have
gone to Montana to spend the summer
visiting relatives.
| Mrs. B. NJ. Thomas and son expect to
go east about the middle of June to visit
friends in Indiana and to take a look at
the Worlds fair at Chicago.
Miss Fanny Schultz, OF Ell Paso, and Mr..
3. Spite, of Albuquerque, will be married
at the residence of the brides parents at
Ell Paso, tomorrow the 4th of June.
Robert Richardson, town clerk of Ger
rillos, G. W. North aud Eugene Anderson
and sisters, comprise party of visitors
who enjoyed the twilight concert in the
plaza last evening.
Sam. Cartwright and Fred. Kleinschmidt
left to-day for months trip east.
The latter goes to st. Louis and the
former, after a visit to friends in Iowa,
will take in the Worlds fair.
Hon. M. G. Reynolds, U. S. attorney for
the court of private land claims, expects
to return to Santa Fe within Ten days, and
will bring his wife and three children
here to remain for the summer.
Hon. M. w. Mills, of Springer, isslowly,
but surely improving and recovering
from his severe illness. This will be
welcome news to Mr.. Mills many friends
in the territory.
Bishop j. Mills Kendrick arrived in the
city last night accompanied by Rev. A.
! c. Monk, of Brooklyn. N. Y, who has
been appointed in charge of the Episco-
pal parish here.
Major A. S. Tewar and family depart
about the 10th for visit to Chicago and
Detroit. When they vacate the Thomas
residence it will he occupied by Mr.. T.
j. Helm and family.
The New MEXICAN is asked to express
for the W. B. T. their gratitude to all who
furnished flowers for Decoration day and
especially to the boys of Ramona school
and Dawes institute for furnishing ever
greens.
Sec. Alexander and family will leave
Monday evening for the east. They will
irst visit at Danville, Pa, tho secretary IS
old home, and then Chicago and the
Worlds fair. They expect to be absent
about month.
Many citizens are preparing to visit
the beautiful Santa Fe canon tomorrow.
The side canons about Monument rock
are aglow with violets, Indian warriors,
clematise and such, while the ferns are as
large and beautiful as ever.
"The riders of bicycles should have bells
on their machines and use light" says
an authority. Santa Fo cycler says
there is one machine IN use here which
carries belle, the light of whose coun.
tenance Ito him) would dim locomotive
headlight.
Hon. Amado Chaves, superintendent OF
public instruction, has just returned from
an official trip to the counties of Dona
Ana, Sic .ra and Valencia. Mr.. Chaves
organized the normal institute at Los
Lunas and left the same in successful
operation.
The old conservatory in the rear of the
Catron mansion has been this week con
verified into anatatorium which will prove
of no end OF sport for the children of the
household and their friends. The tank is
forty feet long, sixteen feet in width and
the depth of water five feet three inches
Henry Bishop, of Norwich, Conn, and
Frank Bishop. of Pawtucket, R. L., broth
ers of G. u. Bishop, and John Ramsbot.
ton, of Pawtucket, are in the city on @
visit. This is their first visit thus far
west and they find much to entertain
them. After few days here they return
east taking in the Worlds fair en- route
| B. P. schuster, of Bernalillo, who with
his family has been making four months
trip through Europe, arrived in the city
Wednesday night. He left Mrs. Schuster
and the children in Germany. Adolph
Schuster, of Holbrook, and Bernard
Schuster, of Ell Paso, his brothers, met
him here and left last night for Holbrook
B. P.Schuster will probably remove to this
city in short time and in couple OF
months will be Joined by his family.-Al.
buquerque Times.
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