Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-27
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Thanksgiving tomorrow. Remember
the poor.
Ladies' fur and cloth wraps at Miss
Mugler's.
The Social club gives an informal hop
at it's club rooms tonight.
Tomorrow, Thanksgiving day, no
paper will be issued from the New MEx1-
CAN Office.
The flavor of turkey will be much
finer after attending Thanksgiving SER
vice tomorrow.
Miss Frances Willard will visit New
Mexico the latter part of next month and
deliver some temperance lectures.
Tickets for the Dewey-Heywood con-
cert at the court house on Friday night
are selling we'll at Newton's drug store.
The Drum Seed 4 Floral company, of
Fort Worth, has an agent here to-day de-
livering about $500 worth of trees and
shrubs.
Miss Mugler has fine display of oil
paintings in her attractive show window.
They make beautiful Christmas gift.
Call and secure one.
Brigadier General Joseph @. Breckin-
ridge, spector-general of the United
States army, will arrive in Santa Fe to-
morrow.
The remains of Mrs. E. j. Browne, late
superintendent OF Ramona school, were
shipped to Washington City this morn
ing.
Owing to the several entertainments
booked for to-mo ROW night, the dance
arranged by the st. Francis band has
been postponed till Saturday night.
There will be special meeting of Cor
onado camp, W. 0. w., tonight for the
purpose of comforting the protection de-
gree of the Woodmen of the World upon
several candidates.
A union service of the M. L. and Pres
byterian churches will be held to-mor-
row, Thanksgiving day, in the M. E.
church, commencing at 1880 a. m. Rev.
James A. Menaul, of Albuquerque, will
preach the sermon.
At the Cathedral tomorrow, Thanks
giving services will be held at $3.50 a. m.
Grand high mass will be celebrated, and
the choir will provide attractive music.
Vicar General Fourchegu will celebrate
the mass. The sermon will be preached
by Archbishop Chapelle.
Rev. Father Gllberton, of Guadalupe
church, will conduct Thanksgiving SER
vices at the penit entiary chapel to-mor-
row morning and later leaves for Madrid,
where the ladies of the Catholic parish
give social entertainment in the newly
completed public school house.
Mr.. T. P. Gable, administrator of the
estate of the late Joseph Fields, whose
death at st. Vincent on Sunday vas re-
corded in these columns the following
day, has found the relatives of the de-
ceased in Canada. The body has been
embalmed and will be held until instruc-
tions as to its disposition are recsived.
Messrs. Coleman, Combs and W. E.
Griffin returned last night from deer
hunt on the upper Rio Santa Cruz. They
didn't have time to do any hunting, be-
ing mostly engaged in saving themselves
and horses from freezing to death in the
snow drifts. They say the snow is at
least two feet deep on the level along the
Santa Cruz valley, and twice that depth
in the adjacent mountains.
At the Catholic bazaar in Las Vegas, on
Monday, according to the Optic, "Gov.
Thornton was introduced by Father T.
P. O'Keefe, and paid high and glowing
tribute to Catholicism. Archbishop Cha
pelle then spoke, taking for his text the
governors speech. His lecture was
listened to with the greatest interest.
Aniceto Abeytia followed the archbishop.
speaking in both English and Spanish,
and with gratifying success"
Those of us who have such substantial
causes for thanksgiving as vigorous
health and strength, warm clothing,
plenty Of the fruits of the earth to eat,
and comfortable homes, should not on
the morrow forget those who are not SO
richly blessed. Gratitude for the good
things one enjoys, without any effort to
ameliorate the condition of those who
are sick, distressed or in want, will hard.
ly prove fragrant and acceptable offer
ing to the Giver of all Good and Perfect
Gifts.
The firemen have decided to convert
their smooth-foored hall into a roller