Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-06-30
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.

Judge Walker and Col. Frost are still at
Prescott, A. L.
Hon. NJ. s. Otero left by team last even
ing for Albuquerque.
Rev. A. C. Monk departs for New York
about the middle of July to remain per-
manently.
Rev. Mr.. Kinsing, of Iowa, Congrega-
tional minister, and his sister, are visit
ing in the city.
Miss Ella May Berger, who has been at
tending college at Oberln, is expected
home next week.
Miss Crosson, of Philadelphia, and a
cousin are expected next week to visit
DR.. Crosson and family.
Randolph Kelly came up from Ger
rlllos overland this morning and returned
home in the same way this evening.
A crowded house was the size of the
jolly gathering that enjoyed Prof. Lam
drums dancing soiree last evening.
Mr.. Z. N. Goddard, of New York, and
Mr.. R. W. Raymond, of Brooklyn, mining
men of influence in financial circles, are
visiting the city.
Mr.. p. B. Coffin, of Chicago, brother of
President c. H. Coffin, Of the Municipal
Investment company, is in the city to re-
main some weeks.
Mr.. R. W. D. Bryan and his bright, lit
tie sons; Mr.. 0. N. Marion and Mr.. W. W.
Hite are still in the city from Albuquer-
que enjoying the cool breezes.
Mrs. Weltmer and children would have
arrived from California to-day, but for
the condition of things on the railroads.
They are still at Santa Monica.
Mrs. Herman Claussen, wife of tho
popular proprietor of the Palace hotel,
reached Albuquerque yesterday from Ell
Paso on her way home, but is detained
there by the failure of trains to move.
Mr.. G. W. Miles, county assessor of
Grant county, got as far as Lamy yester-
day and walked from the junction to
Santa Fe. His friends here are ever glad
to greet him.
Pleasant guests in the persons of Mrs.
Walton and little Miss Ashenfelter of
| Deming, and Miss Anderson, of Albu-
querque, are being entertained by Hon.
G. M. Shannon and his excellent wife.
Col. Moore and family and Miss Bessie
Beatty spent yesterday afternoon visiting
Mrs. Geo. R. Bailey at Allerton and left
to-day for Jemez hot springs. A tele-
phone message to the NEW MEXICAN says
their "train is all right and nobody has
struck"
Mr.. A. M. Blackwell, the we'll known
| Las Vegas merchant, becoming weary Of
| weiting for the movement of railroad
wheels, left Santa Fe for his home with a
livery conveyance yesterday afternoon.
He drove through to Glorieta last night.
Mr.. j. 7. Lindsey, of St. Louis; Mr.. G.
W. Dempster, of the firm of Sweet,
Dempster & Co., Chicago; Major j. q.
Hutchinson, kid glove manufacturer of
Gloversvllle, N. Y; Mr.. L. W. Willis, rep
resenting the Wyeth Hardware company,
of st. Joe, comprise congenial company
of guests at the Palace. They congratu-
late themselves that they are in Santa Fe
to spend Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Sayles and Mr.. John Phueger,
Indian trader and dealer In general mer-
riage at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haspelmath, in
Lamy, about o'clock this afternoon.
Owing to the fact that trains were not
moving, Mr.. Phueger, accompanied by
his friend, Mr.. Brown, of Albuquerque,
drove up from Lamy yesterday afternoon,
and returned this morning with Rev. G. A..
Neeff, whose services we're needed to tie
the silken knot. The wedding was a
quiet family affair. Mr.. and Mrs. Phue-
ger contemplate pleasure trip to Jemez
springs before going to their home at
Cabazon. Both are well known and
highly respected. The New MEXICAN
tenders sincere congratulations.