Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-11
Mrs. John L. Zimmerman and daughter

pleasantly domicied at tho Palace hotel.
F. E. Prewitt, leading citizen of San
Juan county, is at the Palace accompanied
by his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Clancy are here
from Albuquerque on visit among their (
numerous friends.
Gen. James O. Broadhead, of st. Louis,
here on land court business, left last night
for trip to California.
O. E. Cromwell, well known citizen OF
New York, who has large interests IN
Albuquerque, is registered at the Palace
The little granddaughter of Hon. SOL
Spieyelberg, the Ilfeld children, have been
i'll ali week, but are now steadily improv-
ing.
Mrs. s. s. Elliot, who has heen visiting
her daughter, Mrs. W. E. Coons, for
| month or more, left on Monday for her
home at Paris, Mo.
Plummer Wills has gone to Jacksboro.
Texas, having received telegram an
nouncing the death of his brother, mer-
| chant and old resident there.
Miss Lay, sister of Mrs. W. B. Childers'
of Al ouquerque, who has been visiting
Mrs. John Symington during the past
week, has left for Albuquerque.
Mrs. T. B. Catron is expected to return
from Los Angeles tomorrow night, nav
ing been greatly improved in health by
her two months visit to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Fannie M. Wise, of Kansas City,
who has been a guest at the Montezuma,
Las Vegas hot springs, for some days,
, will reach the city on Monday on visit
to Mrs. Cross.
Hon. W. H. Patterson, Socorro's faith
t full senator in the recent assembly, is in
! the city to-day comforting with Mrs. Man
t derfeld who is jointly interested with
0 him in the Graphic mines.
i Hon. Eugene A. Fiske, the efficient U.
r s. attorney for New Mexico, came up
5 from Albuquerque this morning, where
i he is attending court, to spend to DAY
and tomorrow with his family.
Il The concert at the post hall last even
s ing consisted of fine selections, well rem
,iered, and was fully appreciated by those
present. The following program was
u rendered:
+ Overt'e-"La Coupe Enchantee" Herman
q Select'n 1.-THE Puritan's Daughter" Balft
y Song--"Bright Altar of Hope" 49,. Halerl
~ Medley-"O arranged by RIPPLE!
- Observation-Disclosures Dreams" arr. RIPPLE.
y Mrs. Kendrick, wife of Bishop j. Mill
% Kendrick, accom- panied by her daughter
20 MISS Bessie, are here from Albuquerqu
~ on visit to Miss Griswold, at her room
40 in the Laughin residence.
a The woman's Worlds fair table, SAINT
II Fe county's special exhibit, was shippe'
DO to Chicago yesterday ana will occupy
IS prominent place in the woman's building
81 during the great exposition. The tabl
o. is valued at $780,
Is Rev. G. G. Smith, of the Presbyteria
% church, is preparing for the Worlds Go
81 lumbar exposition, and for the nationa
= conference of charities and correction
81 exhibits and reports from all territorid
penal and charitable institutions.
Hon. W. T. Thornton left last night TO
his Organ mountain mines, leaving Mr.
Thornton here guess at the Victor
IN home. Judge Thornton leaves shortl
OF for visit to Little Rock, and MIR:
id Thornton will remain here during his all
~ sence.
- For to-morrow's plaza concert by tn
~ 10th infantry band, $50 p. m, this is tn
II pregnant:
On March Sound or ... ......... Sous
Nv wilight Hour. $40. Boettge
National Anthem Mlllar
:" Waltz--Promenade !. ..Gung
I'D Dance-National Hungarian.
IT, ......... ARG. Meyrelle
" Galop-Sounds Of Revelry .Ramsde
- Cards will soon be issued for the mai
r riage on April - of Miss Onofre Ortiz, {
r. Mora, and Hon. BENZ. M. Read, of SAINT
ng Fe. The prospective bride is the daugt
NJ ter of Mr.. Rafael Ortiz. prominent an
a. influential citizen of Mora county, and
;" spoken of as most excellent lady.
;, A spirited contest is on as to which
Al Santa Fe's young ladies is the most beal
tc. tiIul (sculptural perfection being prim
ms consideration) and which possesses tt
70. most graceful carriage. A number OF tt
= most pro ninent citizens have been aske
m to express their views on this interestin
al subject, and have done so, but as yet Il
me decision has been arrived at.
b;s Miss Laura B. Marsh, of Santa F
10 whose $500 prize story in the Youth
~, Companion serial in the Detroit FRI
ls Press, and numerous magazines sketche
~, have given her an enviable reputation
wi VI writer, leaves shortly to assume char.
~, of opening and managing one Of the
visions of the Colorado women's exhib
nv a at the Worlds Columbian exposition. 81
-, will write weekly letters on tair topics
= a number Of western newspapers.
In the Junior appointments made
Yale university, the highest rank, spill
, Is sophical orations," was accorded to +
nest Knaebel, of Santa Fe, and elev
. classmates. out of nearly 240. This i
dicates high degree of scholarship ar
= as a result, Mr.. Knaebel has been receiv
HI into the '.P. B. E." society. The you
~ man has a host of adlniring friends
Santa Fe to send him congratulate
ID. over his brilliant record thus far scor
. at Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Mclean will lea
in few days for Denver to take up tn
rom residence in that city. Their ma
ont ont good friends will be sorry to learn
,les, their intended departure, but will, at
1 pc same time, be glad to know that 60
hut hut fortune has come to them in that
any McLane is called to = more responsi
VII. and lucrative position. He will ia
KIM charge of the immense wool business
and BENZ. Mclean d Co. in Colorado, VIII
IRA IRA. still retaining supervision Of the N
] we Mexico houses. Albuquerque can ill
was ford to lose such people rs Mr.. and N
the the Acknowledgements Times.
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.caip There will be srious trouble If you dc
mend overcome those dyspeptic symptol
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the medicine ,
en- need.