Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-07

culating and stingy; if l married MIN, ne
would want to know how much pay tor
my hats and gowns and haggle over the
bills" "That would be awful" said
dainty miss who has very generous
papa, ''worse than to get no husband at
all" With love, your friend,
MARGARET BRENT.
XIX
SMALL TALK.
Hon. E. L. Hall returned from the
south this morning.
Hon. L. A. Hughes returned this morn
ing from trip to Albuquerque.
Hon. w. s. Williams, editor of the So
zorro Chieftain, has gone to Chicago on
Worlds fair visit.
Hon G. w. Miles, the well-know county !
assessor of Grant county, is visiting the
capital city to-day.
Philip s. Harroun leaves this evening |
for Socorro, where he will remain some
little time on business.
Hon. A. Staab and family returned last
evening from a lengthy absence in New
York and in Europe.
Hon. Walter G. Hadley, who is one of
New Mexico's most valued citizens, has
located with his family in Albuquerque.
Col. Geo. W. Pritchard returned during
the week to White Oaks from visit to
Los Angeles and Pacific coast points.
| The leave of absence granted Major
j. P. Baker, paymaster, U. S. A., stationed
here, has been extended to October 80,
1898.
Mrs. E. D. Bullock and daughter, of
Albuquerque, have gone east on visit
to relatives and will also view the Worlds
fair at Chicago.
Hon. j. W. Schofield, receiver of the
Albuquerque National bank, is in the
capital to-day on official business. His
wife accompanies him.
The Misses Hughes, daughters of Hon.
Thomas Hughes, editor of the Albuquer-
que Citizen, passed up the road yesterday
en- route to Chicago to visit the Worlds
fair.
Hon. and Mrs. T.. D. Burns have re-
turned to TERRA Amarillo from months
visit to friends east and to the Worlds
fair at Chicago.
Col. Richard j. Hinton, the foremost
irrigation expert of this country, will
pass down the road on route from New
York to Los Angeles this evening.
Hon. Sol Luna and wife, Los Lunas,
are in Chicago visiting aud viewing the
Worlds fair and are not expected to re-
turn to New Mexico for ten days.
Mrs. W. j. Betterton, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. @. NJ. Shan
, non, and her son, Mr.. Betterton, and
: family, left this morning for her home at
,, Dallas.
= Mrs. Anita Withers and her daughter,
Miss Withers, who have been visiting
Captain and Mrs. John L. Bulls for the
past month, left last Wednesday for their
home at San Antonio, Texas. If f
Archbishop P. L. Chapelle is now in
Baltimore. He will return home about
Nov. l, stopping off at Ration on Sunday
the Goth inst to hold confirmation serv-
ices.
w. NJ. Smith, who is now commercial
, agent of the Santa Fe at Trinidad, is we'll
pleased with his new position and will re-
move his family to that place about the
last of this month.
, Bishop Kendrick will leave for New
, York this evening. to be absent ten days.
His wife and daughter are at present in
Ann Arbor, Mich, visiting connections
Albuquerque Citizen.
Jas. A. Baird, connected with the Santa
Fe live stock department, with head
quarters at Las Cruces, was en- route last
night for Pueblo, Colo, to meet Major
Observation-Disclosures Citizen.
+ The following transfers in the 10th in
fantry are ordered: Capt. Sumner H.
Lincoln, from company E to company X;
t Capt. Stephen Y. Seyburn, from COM
, pany K to company E, at Fort Stanton.
Charles Newhall, clerk for Receiver
Schofeld, of the Albuquerque Nrtional
F.. bank, will leave Sunday morning for Chi
cago, and during his absence G. 9. Hall
will oficiate in his acknowledgements
. Citizen.
Col. and Mrs. Pearson and party of
> about dozen ladies and gentlemen took
!, trip to Cerrilos and to the turquoise
= mines in that vicinity to-day. The party
9 started about 10 a. m. and is expected to
return late this evening.
:. Mrs E. L. Bartlett, who has rendered
!. excellent service to the territory as
g member of the board of lady managers of
: the Worlds fair in the past, left last
a evening for Chicago to attend an i'm
!. portant meeting of the board and of its
o executive committee.
/, General Solicitor Sterry, of the Atlantic
y & Pacific, is at his desk again at the Com
: mercial club building. The Judge and
8 his family have been to the Worlds fair,
and their elegant homo on Edith street is.
again open to their Observation-Disclosures
). que Citizen.
!. Ex-Chief Justice W. A. Vincent is a
& member of the law firm of Goodrich
+ Darrow & Vincent, of Chicago, and the
o already strong firm has been strength.
q ened by the addition of Judge Lorion G.
"a Collins, who has resigned from the Chi.
10 cago court to become member thereof
l. Mr.. @. H. Young, the affable division
t, superintendent of the Wells-Fargo & Cos
10 express, with headquarters at Albuquer.
70 que, led to the altar at Decatur, ILL.,, or
t, Wednesday, Miss Frances Fuller. May
is prosperity and happiness ever attend
Q, them.
ut The New MEXICAN is informed of the
as engagement of Miss Elizabeth Elkins
daughter of Hon. 8. B. Elkins, ex-secre
tary of war and ex-delegate from New
10 Mexico, to Mr.. Edward E. Bruner, of New
10 York city. Tho wedding will take plac,
~ in about six weeks, and likely occur Al
os Halliehurst, her fathers residence Al
n Elkins, w. Va.
~ Information reaches the New MExroA,
in from FL Paso that Col. Lazelle and com
or panies A, @, D and H, 18th infantry, are tt
20 be stationed at new Fort Bliss and arr
H. expected to arrive there from other post,
to in the department. Of Texas during thu
ut coming week. Companies B and D, 28t
e. infantry, are to remain at old Fort Bills
ne till the post property shall be sold.