Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-26
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.

Col. A. W. Harris leaves tonight for
Albuquerque.
Judge II. i. Waldo left this morning
for Las Vegas.
Hon. B. Seligman and wife have been
at Cape May for some weeks.
Justice W. f. Stone, of the land court,
departs tonight for his home at Denver.
Mrs. Rumsey, who has been suffering
from a severe cold, is somewhat i'm
proved.
DR.. Frisbie and wife, of Washington
city, are stopping at Mrs. r. l.. Baca's
residence.
Chas. Ilfeld is expected over from Las
Vegas to might on visit to Hon. Sol.
Spiegelberg.
Lieut.. G. S. Harrison is on duty at Fort
Bayard as one of the range officers at the
infantry competition.
Doctor and Mrs. Symington and son
John contemplate an early visit to the
Worlds fair at Chicago.
Justice W. W. Murray left yesterday
for his home in Tennessee. He returns
to Santa Fe in November next.
Hon. j. Fl. Reeder, clerk of the court of
private land claims, left this morning for
his home at Hayes City, Kansas.
Capt. j. It. Kirkman is enjoying life in
camp on the upper Pecos. He will re-
turn to the city about September 4.
Hon. Fl. r. Whiting, public school sup
erintendent for Bernalillo county, is
visiting Santa Fe fruit orchards to-day.
Prof. W. II. Perry, late principal of
Within hall school, has located at Oxford,
Celr ), where ho will open private
school for boys.
The Misses Goldberg, from New York,
have arrived from Las Vegas and will
remain here for somo weeks on n visit to
their aunt, Mrs. Ilfeld.
Justice Fl. G. Sluss, of the land court,
departed last evening for his home at
Wichita. Justice Fuller will remain in
the city for another week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Clancy, who
have been spending most of the summer
on the upper Pecos river, will return on
Tuesday to Albuquerque.
Chief Justice j. R. Reed left this morn.
ing for Colorado Springs, where he will
be Joined by Mrs. Reed and sister, the
party thence going to Omaha.
Mr.. Will Spiegelbcrg and family will
leave Europe on the 18th of September
for New York. The New MEXICAN keeps
them posted on Santa Fe doings.
Lieut.. J.. r. Stephens returned to Fort
Marcy on Wednesday night from Fort
Wingate, and left on Thursday to join his
company in camp on the upper Pecos.
Lieut.. Y. Il. Stottler is at home at
Stamford, Conn. He leaves there on his
| return for Santa Fe the LIST of September
but will visit the Worlds fair on his way
| here.
Mrs. O'Ncill and son and Miss Sarah
Killeen nre late arrivals. They are here
for Mrs. O'Noill's health, and arc dqmi
ciled at Mrs, Fosters. on upper Palace
avenue.
Hon. Chas. M. Shannon yesterday re-
ceived word from Washington that Dele
gate Mark Smith, the brilliant young
statesman from Arizona, is dangerousl,
| ill with typhoid fever.
| Miss NJ. P. Bland, niece of Colonel ant
Mrs. Pearson will soon return to her hom,
at Reading, Penn. At Chicago she viii
be met by her father, Judge Bland, who
will come thus far to meet her.
Mrs. r. B. Catron and two children lef
yesterday for Chicago and New York
On September the 18th Mrs. Catron ex
poets to leave on the steamer Trieslant
and will very likely spend this winter a
Aix-la-Chappelle.
Capt. Fred Mueller of Taos and fam
lily left this morning over the marrow
gauge for home. They were accomp
MED by Mrs. j.. d. Scna, who goes to Tao
to visit her parents.
Hon. M. G. Reynolds and his interest
ing family leave tomorrow for their hom
at st Louis. Mrs. Reynolds has during
her sojourn at the Sanitarium this sum
mer made a large circle of friends here
Lieut.. Henry Kirby has returned from
Fort Wingate where he was on duty q
statistical officer for the rifle competition
He states that the visiting officers wer
superbly entertained by the officers at tn
post there.