Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-09-08
SMALL TALK.

XIX
SMALL TALK.
Miss Higgins has gone to Alamosa for
brief visit with friends.
Mr.. E. W. Pike has returned from a
hunting trip to Lincoln county.
Miss Baker, of Santa Fe, will visit
frinds at Albuquerque during the fair.
Mrs. T. B. Catron and children leave
next week for Boston to spend the winter
Lieut.. M. B. Stokes leaves tomorrow
for Fort Wingate to be absent for several
weeks.
Mrs. j. B. Brady has gone on visit to
her respected father, Judge Belt, at Gle
burn, Texas.
John Catron left on Thursday for the
east to enter Yale preparatory school at
New Haven.
Mrs. N. B. Laughlin entertained the
judges of the supreme court at dinner on
Monday evening.
Mr.. Samuel Thompson, of Dallas,
Texas, is renewing the acquaintance of
friends in Santa Fe.
Mr.. George Hill Howard writes that he
is coming back from San Diego to make
his home in Santa Fe.
Mr.. j. l.. Johnson and wife who have
been visiting in Albuquerque for two
weeks returned home last night.
Hon. Thos. Smith, New Mexico's fear
less chief justice, leaves tomorrow for
his post of duty at Las Vegas.
Lieutenant d. s. Matheson left yester
day for his home at Mexico, Missouri,
after visit of several months here.
Prof U. r.. Curran, of Sandusky, Ohio,
the new principal of Santa Fe's public
schools, arrived from the east last night.
Hon. Amado Chaves, superintendent of
public instruction, left for the west to-
day on official business to be gone one
week.
Rev. j. M. Coudert, of Bernalillo, and
Rev. Geo. Julliard, of Cobelleta, are con-
tarlum by sickness.
Mrs. Demetrio Perez, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Eutemio Montoya, and
child, arrived in the city on last nights
train, from San antonio.
Mrs. Robert London, of st. Louis, relict
of the late Capt. London, 9TH cavalry, U.
s. army, is still the guest of her sister-in
law, Mrs. L. M. Jones, at the U. s. Indian
school.
Messrs. Ed Andrews, R. G. Gortner and
A. j. Fischer will represent Santa Fe in
the bicycle races at the fair next week.
The latter holds the New Mexico cham
pionship cup.
Mrs. l.. L. Brown and son, late of
Missouri, friends of Mrs. j. B. II. Hem
ingway, are domiciled at Mrs. Hurts.
Mrs. Brown comes to take a position in
the city schools
F. H. Sutton and bride, nee Miss Stoops,
arrived home last night from Las Vegas.
The thoroughly happy couple were ac-
companled by Mr.. Newhall and BRIDE
Albuquerque Democrat.
Misses Ruby Lynch and Sadie Holz-
man, two charming ladies from Las Vegas
who will make Santa Fe their home for
the coming year, are domiciled at Mrs.
Hopper's on Palace avenue.
The Rev. DR.. Orban, of Washington,
D. G., a professor in the Catholic college,
is the guest of Archbishop Chapelle. He
is close friend of the papa delegate to
America, Archbishop Satolli.
Mrs. George P. Money yesterday re-
ceiyed sad letter announcing the death
of her little brother, Master Abel Young,
at her old home in Mississippi. He was
out swimming when he got beyond his
depth and was drowned.
Among the ministers here to attend the
synod are Revs. 1. L. Whittemore, Flor
ence, A. T., John G. Pritchard, of Bisbee,
A. T.; Thomas G. Moffett, of Flagstaff,
Howard Billman, of Tucson; j ohm Menaul,
of Albuquerque; James Menaul, Albu-
querque; Moses Bercovitz, of Laguna;
Jose Y. Perea, of Pajarito; Elijah M. Fen
ton, of Archuleta; s. w. Curtis, of Las
Vegas, and Joseph j. Gilchrist, of Mora.
Miss Ella May Berger, who has been
spending her vacation with her parents,
will leave Wednesday next to enter upon
her third year at Oberlin college. Miss
Ruth Gaines, daughter of Prof. Gaines,
who taught at the university two years
ago, will accompany Miss Berger and
enter the same college, becoming her
room mate. Miss Addie G. Wilson, niece
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Berger, who has
been visiting them the past four months.
will also go east, returning to her home
in New York City, on Wednesday.