Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-09

Mrs, n. Holman, of Las Vegas, arrived
last night on a visit to her daughter, Miss
Sadie Holman.
Through the kindly intervention of Mr.
and Mrs. Sea, Prof. Warman will this
evening give several of his recitations
before the children of the St. Vincent or.
phan industrial school.
Mr.. J. B. Swanson, who is engaged in
placing the machinery for the new cleo
trio company, celebrated his Both ami
versary at Mrs. Keller's home yesterday
with royal dinner at which were enter.
tanned number of friends.
The Amaranth Literary club will hole
its next regular meeting at the residence
of Miss Daisy Patterson, on San Fran
cisco street, on Tuesday evening, the 12tf
INST. All members are invited to be
present and they are requested to invite
one guest each for the occasion.
Governor Thornton and wife and Mrs
Sally Thornton Duncan left Las Cruces
on Wednesday last for a trip to the
tephensonBennett mines il the Organ
mountains. Their departure was delayed
two days by Mrs. Thornton's illness al
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last of next week.
Gen. McCook, of Denver, and his staff
consisting of Col. Ward, adjutant gen
eral; Capt. Glassford, chief signal officer
DR.. l.. E. Gard, chief medical examiner
and Lieut.. Baker, passed through Lamy
last night in special car. They are or
their way to Phoenix, A. T., on pleasure
trip and to be present at the opening Of
the Phoenix Il Southwestern railroad.
DR.. W. S. Harroun, master workman oil
Golden lodge No. 3, A. 0. U. W., leaves
tomorrow for Phoenix, a, T., as delegate
to the grand lodge of the order for the
jurisdiction of Colorado, New Mexico
and Arizona. He will, tomorrow night
leave Albuquerque on the official A. 0. U
w. train en- route from Denver to Phoe
nix.
Mrs. TT. Helm and Miss Mildred Helm
left on Thursday for Indianapolis, where
Miss Helm goes to prepare for very i'm
portant event in the history of the happy
Helms. 1t is AL open secret that this ex
cellent young lady will be led to the altal
sometime in June by Mr.. Joseph Kill
bourne, son eff jor Kilbourne, now Of
Walla Walla, Wash. The marriage viii
take place in Santa Fe.
Mrs. McCloskey and her daughter
Mrs. Western, of Independence, Iowa
now at the sanitarium, aud Mrs. Hankey
and daughter, now stopping with Mrs
Haynes, take up their home for the sum.
mer at the Thomas residence on Monday
next. Mrs. Western is highly &C
complished musician who comes to Santa
Re in search of health.
Ex-Gov. Swineford, of Alaska, whose
home is in Superior, Wisconsin, has made
many friends in Santa Fe already. He
will remain here ten days or more max
ing careful inspection Of the surveyor.
generals and U. s. land offices. Gov
Swineford is one of the most entertain
ing gentlemen. His stories of adventure
in the far northwest would make read
able volume.
A very enjoyable treat was the enter.
tainment given at the court houle last
evening by Mr.. Edward B. Warman. The
subject "The True and False in Elocu.
tion,'' was handled in mastery manner
His lecture is of value to every man
woman and child. The NEW MEXICAN il
pleased to announce that, through the
efforts of Rev. G. G.. Smith, Mr.. Warmar
will again appear, this time at the Pres
byterian church, on Monday evening.
A press dispatch from the City of Mex.
leo of date the 9TH instant says: "Hon
Stephen B. Elkins, senator-elect from West
Virginia, arrived last night by special
car. He is accompanied by his family
and his trip has a commercial, and per
haps political significance. President
Diaz and cabinet will pay the party
special attention during it's stay in Me1i
co." Senator Elkins is expected to ar
rive in Santa Fe about the middle of mex
week and after visit here will proceed
to California