Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-25

Mrs. Robert Harvey and children art
rusticating in Mr.. Harvey's cottage on the
upper Pecos.
Hon. Z. l.. Hall and family are in north
ern Missouri on a three weeks visit tt
Congressman U. S. Hall.
Miss McKim, who has been visitor al
st. Vincents for some months, left or
Thursday for her home at Washington
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Mrs. Frances Morrell. of Red Oak, Iowa
the estimable grandmother of Mrs. Doni
zetta Wood, is here to remain some
months.
Mr.. T. j. Helm and party of friends
are booked for trout fishing expedition
on the Rio Conejos' at an early day.
Mrs. Van Houten, wife of the superin'
tendent of the Maxwell land grant, has
been visiting Mrs. G. A. Spiess this week
Sister Victoria is still in Cincinnati at
tending the annual conference of the Sis
tiers of Charity. She is expected home
the last of next week.
Hon. Antonio Joseph is expected to
arrive on Monday from Ojo Caliente for
visit of several days among his many
friends hereabouts.
Rev. Father Plus &. Kreutz, of Kansas
City, brother of Mrs. Julius H. Gerdes,
is visiting the city. He will say mass at
Guadalupe church tomorrow morning.
Prof. M. f. Mcdonnell and wife left
yesterday for their home at Grass Valley,
Mich. Both were greatly benefited by
their stay here and may return next year.
Messrs. j. u. Roraback and H. s.
Rhodes, of Kansas City, interested in the
Santa Fe Placer company, owning claims
on the Rio Galisteo, are visiting Santa Fe
to-day.
Erna Hickox, oldest daughter of Mr..
misfortune to fall and break her arm the
other day, 10 dong as well as could pos
sibly be expected.
Judge N. G. Golfers sister fell from a
bicycle at Albuquerque the other day and
fractured her hip and arm. Report has
it here to-day that her condition is SER
ious, and it is feared she may be crippled
for life.
1t is announced in society circles that
Lieut.. Glasgow, aid on the staff of Gen.
Bliss, commander of the department Of
Texas, will soon lend to the altar Miss
Josie Magoflin, one of Ell Paso's fairest,
most accomplished and attractive young
ladies.
Mrs. Caroline Westcott Romney, for
merly we'll known in the southwest, Is
now in Chicago, occasionally inditing let
tiers to the great dallles there. Her latest
is letter in the Record in which she says
two thirds OF the mothers and wives of
the nation hope and pray for Bryan's
election as president.
Messrs. Jones Taliaferro and H. M
Bellomy will leave Saturday for Jemez
Springs to remain month or more. Mr.
Taliaferro goes to get some needed rest
and the benefit of the waters of that
noted resort, while Mr. Bellomy will try
to reduce his surplus fesh.--White Oaks
Eagle.
Waldo and William, sons of Col. VIM
Breeder, are spending the summer with
their mother at jamestown, N. Y. They
enjoy the distinction of presiding over
the summer sessions of the Ohautauqua
congress, Waldo being president of the
senate and William speaker of the house.
Great boys, these. By the way, have yon
ever noticed that whenever New Mexico
boy goes east he always gets to the front?
Mr.. Don A. Sweets old time friends in
Santa Fe send him pleasant greetings
over his appointment as the head of the
passenger traffic department of the At
lantic & Pacific railroad. There are few
more expert railroad men in the west
than Mr.. Sweet and his promotion is the
source of much personal qualification to
those here who knew him years ago in
Virginia and Illinois.