Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-14
SMALL TALK.

SMALL TALK.
Col. Frost left yesterday for St. Louis
on business.
Mrs. c. F. Easley and new born son are
getting along very comfortably.
Solicitor General Il. l.. Bartlett ha.
gone to Kansas City on legal business.
Lieut.. John F. Stephens, 10th infantry
left last night for his new post of duty al
Fort Stanton.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Pike and children, of st
Louis, are comfortably domiciled in the
Yrisarri brick.
Hon. Chas. M. Shannon and wife have
taken lease on the Reaser residence.
Col. V. s. Shelby has had several
benches placed on the historic old Fort
Marcy. Wy "
W. H. Kennedy, the popular Cerrillo.
merchant, is in to-day from the great
coal camp.
B. B. Baca, a well known Albuquerqu Ut
citizen, is visiting among capital city
friends.
Messrs. H. s. Clancy and j. Fl. Armstrong
returned last night from camp hunt OF
the upper Pecos.
Hon. B. M. Read and family left this
morning for Mora where district court ii
expected to open on Monday.
Mrs. Judge Fall left for q visit tc
GAINESVILLE, Texas. Her visit will com.
bine business and pleasure.-La Cruces
Republican.
Messrs. r. B. Bullock and j. P. Bullock
agreeable young men from Louisville
Ky, are visiting and sightseeing here
abouts.
Capt. Clayton s. Burbank, DIR. Wales
post surgeon, and Lieut.. Wilhelm, 1Otl
infantry, are expected in from Fort Stan
ton tonight.
E. B. Bronson, according to the Eddy
Argus, has rented residence at La
Huerta, near Eddy, and will shortly move
his family there.-El Paso Times.
Rev. Henry Pouget, of the Cathedra
parish, returned last night from week.
trip on the upper Pecos. He says tn,
roads are wretched.
G. Fl. Young, assistant superintendent
of the Wells Fargo Express company il
New Mexico, and bride, will return to AL
buquerque about November l.
Miss Belle Ilfeld left Las Vegas OF
Wednesday last with Mrs. R. j. Palen an,
daughter for Chicago. Thence Mis-
Belle goes to New York to attend schoo
for the coming year.
| Mr.. D. S. Todd left on Thursday TO
New York on visit to his brother witt
whom he will engage in the law business
settling, most probably, in Oklahoma
May success attend him.
Mr.. Arthur Selignan left yesterday 70
q visit to the Worlds fair, whence h
doubles back westward in time to reac
Salt Lake on the r24th to be present a
his brothers marriage.
DR.. Finney, guest at st.. Vincent's, i
so we'll pleased with Santa Fe that
thinks of sending to st. Louis and bringing
out his family with view to locating
They would be welcome.
Mrs. E. l.. Bartlett, of Santa Fe, one O
the Worlds fair lady commissioners, an
one of New Mexico's brightest women
was Chicago bound passenger Saturday
Ration Range.
Miss Margaret Butler, is expected GU
from Philadelphia in q few days to spen,
the winter here with her brother, Mr..
w. Butler. She will be quartered at 81
Vincent sanitarium.
Mr.. W. W. Pope and family have lef
Albuquerque for Chicago. Mr.. Pope wa
for seven years the efficient and populs
auditor of the A. d P. railroad at Albu
querque and was compelled to leave Their
by failing health.
Mrs. Livingston, the aged mother o
James X. Livingston, who has beer
spending month with her son at La
Cruces, is now in Silver City to visit he
daughter, Mrs. George H. Utter.
Prof. Lucca, principal musician who ii
in charge Of the 10th infantry band dur
ing Prof. Creutzburg's absence, has wor
many compliments at the hands of citi
zens for the excellence of his program,
and his conduct of the plaza concerts. HI
deserves promotion.