Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-13
THE CORRECT QUOTATION.

Az tne request OF reader the FAMOUS
precept is given below just as it came
from the pen of the greatest of American
poets:
Though the mills of God grind slowly,
| Yet they grind exceeding small;
| Though with patience he stands waiting,
With exactness grinds he all.
SMALL TALK.
Hon. J. B. Hemingway and wife now
occupy rooms at the Palace hotel.
A little daughter was born to the wife
of I. Sparks, the electrician, on the 10TH
Ex.Gov. L. Bradford Prince is in Den
yer and will return to Santa Fe onI Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Money have taken
rooms in the Lamy block near the
cathedral.
W. s. Cox, Chicago, and Bernard Rein
ken, st. Louis, popular travelling men In
| their lines, are at the Palace.
The custom of shaking hands over an
imaginary barb-wire fence is dying away.
Who says the world is not improving.
Mrs. N. M. Norfleet anticipates leaving
shortly to join her husband who il now
engaged in business in Houston, Texas.
AS soon as the present term of the U.
s. district court closes, Judge Seeds con-
templates visit to his family at Man
chester, Iowa.
Mr.. R. Rosenthal left the sanitarium
yesterday for his home in Chicago. Mrs.
Rosenthal will remain with her daughter
until June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Wisner.o De-
troit, are making splendid progress to-
ward recovery of their health at st. Vim
cent sanitarium.
]. Nj. Howells, consulting engineer of
the Municipal Investment company, is
expected to arrive during the coming
week from Chicago.
Major j. P. Baker and Mr.. Wallace
Baker are on an army paying trip to
southern Arizona posts. They return
home about the Goth.
Mrs. Eta Rumney, of Albuquerque, is
still visiting Major and Mrs. Towar, who
gave dinner and card party last Monday
evening in her honor.
Joseph Z. Morrison has gone to Pres
colt, A. IT,, where he will enter the law
Office of his brother, who is the district
attorney for Yavapai county.
Archbishop P. Il. Chapelle is greatly
enjoying his visit to the Pacific coast.
The Daily New MEXICAN follows him to
keep him apprised of local affairs.
Mr.. s. Wallet-Provost, of New York,
assistant U. s. attorney to the court of
private land claims, has been confined to
his room at the sanitarium all week.
Misses Sally and Mary Fairchild. daugh-
ters of ex-Gov. Fairchild, of Madison,
Wis, accompanied by Miss Jessie Fer
CURSOR, of Detroit, charming trio, are
guests for some months at St. Vincent
sanitarium.
An official order from headquarters of
the department of the Colorado an
nounces that Capt. W. A. Glassford, sig
nal corps, has entered upon the duties
of chief signal officer of this department.
Capt. Glassford is expected to shortly
visit Santa Fe.
The usual weekly concert and hop at
Fort Marcy post hall was omitted last
night. Through the kindly consideration
of Col. Pearson for the enlisted men of
his command the post hall and band is
once month placed at their disposal,
and as result they enjoyed social time
at the hall.
DR.. Sanger Brown and family leave the
Palace tomorrow for their home in Chi
cago. DR.. Browns lung trouble has, he
thinks, been permanently cured by this
climate. In case he should find it other
wise, however, he; will return here, locate
-
in connection with military school for
boys. @
A surprise party of the real old-fash-
Toned sort, where the surprise was perfect,
was given at the residence of Mr.. J. L.
johnson one evening this week in honor
of Mrs. Anita Chapman. Fifteen friends
were present. There were music and re-
freshments and the jolliest sort of an
occasion it proved for all.
Some weeks ago "The Golden Rule"
the official organ of the G. E. society,
published in Boston, Mass, offered a
prize of $40 for the best state stories of
heroism, and the award for Utah has been
given to Mrs. Anna NJ. Breeder, wife of
Hon. NJ. A. Breeder, whose article, "My
Heroine" appears, with the seal of Utah
territory heading it.-Oglen, Utah, Stand
ard.
At the annual meeting of the Woman's
Board of Trade the following officers
were elected unanimously: President,
Mrs. E. l.. Bartlett; first vice-presidept
Mrs. T. P. Gable; second vice-president,
Mrs. H. B. Hersey; third vice-presidont
Mrs. G. s. Davis; recording secretary
Mrs. Grant Rivenburg; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. R. j. Palen; treasurer
Mrs. G. D. Koch. The meeting was large.
ly attended and very enthusiastic. A full
report will be given shortly of moneys
received and expended, lack of space
preventing its appearance this week.