Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-09-01

Bulls, Maj or Baker and Mr.. l.. +. Parker.
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Rev. j. Mills Kendrick arrived from the
south last night.
DR.. Sloan and Mr.. Valentine Carson are
on a visit to Ell Rito.
Chief Justice Reed, of the u. S. land
court, has been on the sick list for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weltmer entertained
company of friends on Monday evening
last.
Miss Emma Wedeles leaves on Monday
for an extended trip to New York and
Philadelphia.
Hon. J. B. H. Hemingway returned last
evening from short visit to his ranch
in Colfax county.
Mrs. G. A. Smith and daughter leave
shortly for Los Angeles, where they will
make their home.
Hon. j. II. Reeder, of the land court,
left yesterday for visit to his home at
Hays City, Kas.
Judge j. D. O'Bryan, who has been in
attendance upon the land court, has re-
turned to Denver.
Messrs. f. W. Clancy and N. B. Field
left for the upper Pecos yesterday accom-
panied by Mr.. Folsom.
Miss Jennie V. Porter, who has been
visiting at Albuquerque this summer, re-
turns to this city next week.
Miss Alice M. Heath left on Tuesday
for her home in Iowa. She carries with
her the we'll wishes of many Santa Feans
Mr.. j. G. Hemingway and bride are ex
pected to arrive from Washington to-
night on visit to Hon. j. B. H. Hemingway
and family.
The fair at the Lorreto academy CLOSED
last night under the happiest auspices
The net revenues amounted to the neat
sum of $500.
Rev. w. Williams and wife returned
last night from Chama, where they very
successfully conducted the territorial
normal institute.
Gov. and Mrs. Thornton have issued
invitations for an at home on Wednesday
evening next when progressive euchr'
will be the social feature.
Lieut.. Durfee, 10th infantry, lately or
dered to take station at Fort Marcy, hal
secured two months leave and will not
arrive until November.
Rev. G. A. Neef returned last nigh
from Albuquerque where he met Rev. j
N. Lenker and Rev. Karl Schaefer, Of
Kansas, Ell route to Mexico.
Mrs. s. M. Folsom arrived in the cit,
yesterday from Santa Fe. She will spent
a few days visiting her friend, Mrs. s. Z
ose.-Albuquerqu Democrat
Tho Social club rooms in the Adam
hall are being neatly fitted up. Man.
pleasant parties are expected to TAX
place here during the fall and winter
Another informal hop occurs on Tuesda,
evening next.
The many friends made by Mr.. Edwar'
L. Ruby during his stay of several month
in this city will be pleased to learn of hi
safe arrival at his home at New Albany
Ind.
DR.. and Mrs. J.. H. Sloan charmingl
entertained small party of friends a
dinner last Thursday evening at thei
home. Those present we're Judge Smith
Judge Fall, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Shan
non.
Mr.. Horace Longwill and his tw
brothers leave for California to-morro,
evening where they will matriculate wit
the Leland Stanford university. The
have made many new friends during thei
summer stay here.
Miss Jennie Ramsay, of Ontario, Can
ada; is in the city, visiting with he
brother, Prof. Ramsay. She will tax
the position of matron of the Presbyter
ian mission school at Santa Fe.-Albu
querque Citizen.
Mr.. j. Price Goodander, of s.. Louis
representing Meyer Bros Drug com
pany, and Miss Maude V. Talbot, of Albu
querque, were married on Wednesda
last and left for a trip to the Pacif
coast. They will make their home in 81
Louis.
Col. Frost has gone to Denver, wher
he will represent the Santa Fe Board O
Trade as delegate in the national irripa
ton convention. Thence he goes on
VlSlG TO CalG LIKE. EX-6OV. frlnC0 AM
Gen. Z. f. Hobart are the other delegate
from Santa Fe.
Miss Harriet Richie, who will b
pleasantly remembered by many friends
will reach this city during the presen
week and will remain several weeks OF
her way to Tucson, where she is to spen,
the winter.
Mr.. Louis Baer returned to the cit
from Albuquerque yesterday on visit {,
his charming tiancee, Miss Staab. Tn
latter goes to New York shortly to secur
her wedding trousseau, and the happ
wedding is to come off late this fall.
The friends of Mr.. George G. Fletche
and his sister, Mrs. Sta rbwether, of Bos
ton, who spent the spring and early sum
mer in Santa Fe, will be pleased to lear,
that they are having delightful tim
cam ping in the Santa Clara canon. Tn
health of the latter has greatly improved
They return to Santa Fe early in October
A pleasant evening was spent under tn
auspices of the social committee of tn,
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-