Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-09-28

SMALL TALK.
Mr.. T. j. Helm has gone on business
tripto Denver.
Hon. A. Stabb returns home from Den
yer on Monday night.
Miss Berta Hurt will entertain the
"Stltchiug Bee'' on Thursday afternoon
next.
Mrs. Legget and Miss Laura Weir, of
La Porte, Ind, have pleasant rooms with
Mrs. Hopper.
Mr.. Sherrard Coleman aud bride are
expected to return from Las Vegas hot
springs tonight.
Mrs. R. H. Taylor is again al home
after four months visit at her old home
in Marshalltown, Iowa.
Miss Sadie Haney, kindly remembered
here, returns from Grand Rapids, Mich,
next week to spend the winter.
Mrs. Merrill, of Red Oak, Iowa, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. L.. +. Jones, in the
Bishop cottage, on Don Gaspar avenue.
Mrs. L. l.. Brown, assistant principal OF
the city schools, has taken rooms with
Mrs. Librado Baca in the Prince building,
DR.. Wlthers and Miss Anita Withers,
guests of Mrs. J. l.. Bulls all summer,
have returned to their home at San An
tonic, Texas.
Mr.. Charles A. Spiess aud bride were
entertained at lunch by Jerry Leahy, uI
at Ration, on their trip to Denver and
Salt Lake City.
Archbishop Chapelle leaves for the City
of Mexico tonight to be absent abou'
two weeks. Father Henry G. Pouget &C
: companies him.
Cards are out announcing the ap
preaching marriage of Mr.. j. E. Woo
: and Miss Donizetta Jones. The felicltou
event will occur October Z.
Mrs. Belle Wright, member of vel
, known family in Chicago, has taker
rooms at Mr.. Celestino Ortiz residence
and will spend the winter here.
Mrs. Nancy Gottschalk, wife of JudR
Gottschalk, of Los Angeles, and cousil
of Judge Laughln, of Santa Fe, leave
for her home in California tonight.
j, Mrs. Gallagher and daughter, pleasan
8 people from San Antonio, Texas, VIII
9 have spent the summer at the saDitariun
], DEPART the last of next week for home.
}. Hon. Amado Chaves, superintendent o
8 public i struction, has been quite sic
: for the last few days. DR.. Harroun, hi
physician, thinks that he will be able t
n be about in day or two.
~ Mrs. M. J. Church, of Columbus, Ohit
:, who with her lovely children are here t
J spend the winter, has taken lease on tn
. W. A. Mckenzie residence and will mex
:; week move there.
: Mrs. w. A. Mckenzie and children leav
r the first of next week for Los Angeles
g remain six months or more. Miss Cary
q Palen will accompany them and she an
" Miss Hortense Mckenzie will attend
i young ladies' college there during tn
n winter. Good fortune attend them.
: Hon. L. F. Parker, father of Stenoe
rapher Parker, of the court of privat
n land claims, and we'll known in Santa Fl
a has been appointed attorney for the s
t Louis g. San Francisco road to succee
n E. D. Kenna, recently appointed genert
attorney for the Santa Fe system. III
headquarters will be in st Louis.
Mr.. Arthur M. Maltby and family, {
j. Sedalia, who have been visiting Gov. an
n Mrs. Thornton for some weeks, departe
this m orning for the east. They left b
the narrow guage road and will see Colt
RADIO Springs and Denver en- route. M
Maltby was delegate from Missouri
the national irrigation congress.
Hon. L. B. Prince leaves this evenin
for Minneapolis to represent New Mexie
at the triennial general convention of til
Episcopal church, which opens next WEI
nesday. This is the seventh general col
vention of which he has been membe
commencing at Boston in 1877, represen
. ing the diocese of Long Island then an
in 1880, and since that being sent fro1
New Mexico. The general conventio
continues in session about three weeks.