Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-05
SATURDAY SALAD.

Rev. Father Lowery, of keokuk, Iowa,
is a visitor at St. Vincent sanitarium.
Mrs. H. B. Hersey contemplates leay-
ing shortly for visit to her old home in
Florida.
Mr.. j. H. Gerdes will return from his
European trip on Tuesday next. He is
now in Chicago.
Mrs. Fl. N. Shewell and daughters, of
! Nebraska City, have taken quarters at
Mrs. Taylor's home and will spend the
winter here.
| Miss Sadie Haney has returned from
Grand Rapids and Is again domici I'd at
her former rooms in the Hinojos resi-
dence.
DR.. Francis Crosson expects to leave
for st. Louis tomorrow on an import
ant mission involving Santa Fe's future
as a health resort.
Archbishop Chapelle and Chancellor
Pouget were detained in reaching Chi
huahua by the floods on the Mexican
Central road. They will return home on
the 14th inst.
Mr.. l.. F. Parker, jr., the capable ste
nographer for the u. s. court of private
land claims, arrived from st. Louis this
morning and is warmly welcomed back
by many friends.
The Literary club recently organized
by Mrs. Laughlin, Mrs. Hurt and others
is discussing the question of taking up
the regularly Chautauqua course. Mr.. W.
II. Pope is president.
Mrs. w. j. Schaaf, of Peoria, ILL.,, and
Mrs. e. R. Clark, of Grand Rapids, Mich
pleasantly remembered as health seekers
here last winter, write friends that they
will soon return to Santa Fe.
Mrs. G. K. Broome, of Gainesville, Fla.
and her sister, Mrs. Walker, who have
been guests of Judge Walker and wife oil
Summer, left yesterday for Mexico, Mo
Lieut.. Walker Is there as professor Of
tactics at the Missouri military school.
Miss Lucy Dickson, daughter of Judge
II. D. Dickson, of Emporia, Kas, and {
graduate of the Kansas normal school al
her home, will arrive in Santa Fe this
evening and assume her duties us teacher
In the city schools on Monday morning
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Percivhl B
Coffin will learn with pleasure that tht
charge of completely in banking house
frauds at Indianapolis have collapsed
Mr.. Coffin being honorably acquitted
after an exhaustive trial. They are ex
pected to return here ere many weeks.
Gen. and Mrs. Eugene A. Carr, wei
I: known and highly esteemed in Santa Fe
. are visiting friends at Albuquerque. Gen
J Carr has doubly endeared himself to tn
/ people of New Mexico-by his courag
and success as an Indian fighter when i
/: active service, and since his retirement
(: by his earnest advocacy of statehood fo
New Mexico.
1t is reported that ,Se-ator Stephen I
Elkins, of West Virginia, and Hor
Richard G. Kerens, of st. Louis, larg
owners In the Ortiz Mine grant and th
coal fields at Cerrillos, will accompan
Cardinal Gibbons on his approaching
Z, visit to Santa Fe for the purpose of con
. ferring the palium on Archbishop Cha
pelle.
9 C.M. Shannon, who went up to Clifto
j.. last week, expected to stay at his mine
4 several weeks When the cold wav
). struck him Sunday he changed his min
: and took the first train for Santa Fl
q where he intended to put away his stra'
i hat and negotiate for his last winter
n overcoat. Mrs. Shannon remained /
!. Clifton for visit.
The Fifteen club met on Thursday a.
ternoon at Mrs. Halls. Current event
e opened the program. Then selection
: from Tennyson's "Comlng" and "Passin
of Arthur" we're read by Miss Gullifort
The paper of the afternoon was given b
e Mrs. Loomis, "King Alfred the Great"
,, letter from the secretary of the Gener'
t, Federation of Womens clubs was read b