Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-12-19
SATURDAY SALAD.

Mrs. M. j. Church and daughter will
remain in Denver over the holidays.
Messrs. Phil. Harroun and Frank Hud-
son are in the Rio Puerco country.
Hon. Geo. Curry, senator-elect from the
lower district, left last night for his home
at Roswell.
Cards are out for an at home by Mrs.
G. M. Shannon at the Palace hotel on We'd.
nesday evening next.
Major j. l.. Bulls left this morning
over the narrow gauge for trip to the
Jicarilla Apache agency.
Judge N. Q. Collier left last night for
Georgia to spend Christmas day with his
aged mother, who has been quite i'll of
late.
United States Attorney Childers left last
night for his home at Albuquerque. His
family will spend the holidays among
friends at Richmond, Va.
Mr.. D. H. Harroun leaves tomorrow
for Mexico, where he takes position
with the Mexican Central road. Mrs.
Harroun will follow in few weeks.
Mrs. Roland Jones, very charming
lady from Mississippi, friend of Mrs. G
P. Money, is new arrival at st. Vincent
sanitarium, coming to spend the winter
Misses Nellie and Mary Drury, daugh.
tor, arrived from Las Vegas last night to
spend the holidays with their friends
Florence and Myrtle Hampel.
On Tuesday evening, December %, at
O'Clock, in the Presbyterian church, May
NJ. Keller, third daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
W. H. Keller, will be married to Mr.. George
Lewis WHY'S. No cards have been is
sued.
Mr.. F. j. Spencer, of Denver, assignee
of the Peoples bank there and trustee Of
the Lincoln Lucky Il Lee mines, is at the
Claire hotel accompanied by his wife
and her friends Mrs. LIE Grand Cannon
and Miss Ross.
Chief Justice Smith will leave Santa FL
for Las Vegas this evening. Thence, or
Monday, he expects to leave for holiday
trip to WARRINGTON, Va, where Mrs
Smith is now visiting her sister. Judg,
Smith will probably visit New York CITY
before he returns to New Mexico.
Sheriff T. A. Hubbell was up from AL
buquerque yesterday and brought pres
emit to Gov. Thornton in the shape O
very handsome Navajo blanket, thu
handiwork of one of the oldest and mos
experienced Navajo blanket weavers or
the reservation. 1t ls beauty.
The president of Kenyon college il
Ohio has invited Hon. l.. B. Prince to de
liver lecture at the college on the early
history of New Mexico in the near future
It will be remembered that this is one o.
the colleges which conferred the depre,
of LII. D. on Judge Prince two or thre,
years ago; and it is the oldest colleR,
west of the Alleghanies.
Hon. j. A. Randall writes the NEW MEX
1oAN from Amherstburg, Ontario, that b,
has been out on the lake with men il
boats for five weeks searching for tn,
body of his only son, Tom, lost IN {
storm near Detroit while duck hunting
ave hope to succeed" he says, but it i
plain to observe that the fathers heart il
we'll nigh bleeding while he pens the sac
lines.
nov We a. Noois VI Vuio ClbyS nHb 1ubl
received handsomely printed copies o.
five songs composed by him, and pub
lished by Carl Klinner, of Leipzig, Ger
many. The music score is beautiful,
executed and the binding very attractive
Among the compositions may be men
toned "Song to the Rose," "Sorrow II
Spring." and "The Maidens Ring" th,
latter dedicated by the composer TO Mrs
Sophie Koch, of Santa Fe.
Gov. Thornton and wife depart to-
night for Guaymas, Mexico, TO remain
until January Is. The trip is made ii
the interest of the governors health. Fol
some months he has suffered from 90
we're throat trouble, and his system gen
orally has become SO impaired that hit
friends have at times felt quite alarmed
as to the result. For the past ten days
he has been confined to his room and
his physician insist that change of oil
mate for the time being is necessary.