Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-28
SMALL TALK.

Mrs. Wm. Baird ia here on visit from
Albuquerque.
Mrs. Wm. Loeb, of Denver, is u health
seeker at st. Vincent sanitarium.
Messrs. NJ. G. Reynolds and l.. A.
Hughes are still in San Francisco.
Miss Maxwell, kindly remembered by
many friends here, is very i'll at her home
in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Thomas Smith has returned from
Virginia to Las Vegas, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Kittie Fairfax Gaines.
Miss Eleanor NcKlm and Mrs. George
Lunt, of Colorado Springs, reached st.
Vincent sanitarium to-day for protrac-
ted stay.
Mrs. W. T. Thornton is visiting at her
old home in Sedalia, Mo. She and Gov
ernor Thornton will probably return
home early next week.
Mr.. J. H. Reeder, clerk of the United
States court of private land claims, left
for his home iu Hays City, Kas., on
Thursday night.
Mr.. Geo. L. WHY'S left to-day for Al
buquerque to meet a friend from Cali
fornia, and incidentally to attend the
Shriner's meeting.
Mrs. Mary Teats has closed her inter-
esting public talks at the Presbyterian
church and gone to California where she
will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brownell, of Providence,
R. l., who have been pleasant sojourners
here for the past month, leave on Monday
for Colorado Springs.
Mr.. Spitz is slowly recovering from his
bicycle accident. No bones we're broken,
though lace was terribly CUT and
bruised. It will be ten days before he will
be able to be out.
Mr.. Robert. Il. Moore, clerk in the local
U. s. land office, writes from Prescott,
Arkansas, that his father has passed away,
and that he will return to Santa Fe dur
ing the first week in April.
Mr.. Geo. W. Chambers, of st. Louis,
an artist Of note, is here for a long So
journ in search of health. He briggs
letters to DR.. Crosson from the editor Of
that excellent journal, the Medical Mirror.
Mrs. G. G. Bearse and her two hand
some daughters leave St. Vincent sani-
tarium the last of next week for st. Paul
to attend the marriage of cousin and
where Miss Mary Bearse will act as brides
maid. Thence they go to their home at
East Orange, Nj.
Chief Justice Joseph R. Reed and AS
sociate Justices William W. Murray,
Thomas @. Fuller and William F. Stone,
of the U. 8. court of land claims, depart
ed for their respective homes III Iowa,
Tennessee, North Carolina and Colorado
this morning. Associate Justice Henry
G. Sluss went to Wichita several days
ago.
handsome volume, can hour with a
sincere Protestant" came to hand in Sec
rotary Miller's mail this morning bearing
an inscription by and the autograph OF
! His Eminence Cardinal Satolli. 1t was
sent by his eminence as mark of his
appreciation for the able address the sec.
rotary made at the banquet given by Sis
ter Victoria in honor of his emlnence
when he visited Santa Fe.
The regular weekly meeting Of the FIT
teen club was held on Thursday at the
, home of Miss Nellie Smith. discussion
of current events was followed by a
humorous reading selection from Rob.
ert Burdette, by Miss LOOMS. Miss
Marsh next read from Abby Sage Rich
!; ardsou's collection of old letters several
love letters of Henry VIII. Mrs. Geo.
Marsh then closed the program with an
, admirably prepared paper on "Queen
+; Mary and Her Times"
Rev. Mr.. Madden and Prof. Mcdonnell
spent Monday and Tuesday at the ancient
; stiff dwellings beyond the Rio Grande
!, Six miles from town mountain lion
scared their horse SO badly that he ran g
mile before he could be stopped. Cross.
ing the Rio Grande returning their vehi
clo became fast in the quicksand and
they had to wade out and remove theil
effects in sections, but they feel we'll re-
paid for the trip, having found much al
the diff dwellings to interest them.