Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-10-09
NEW NJ MEXICO PEOPLE.
Saturday Bound-Up of Personals
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Hon. M. S. Otero has returned from the
Jemez country.
The editor of the Citizen yesterday
gathered ripe figs from tree in his gar
den on the Highlands.
Mrs. Thos. Harwood, on Lead avenue,
entertained the members of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Niohol, one of the government
teachers at Laguna, who has been spend
ing couple of weeks at her home in AL
buquerque, has returned to her work.
Miss Eva Dooley has resumed her duties
as govsrness to Mr.. E. A. Coles son and
daughter, and has taken up her residence
for the winter on the ranch south of the
CITY,.
Captain ; p. Belcher, who has been in
the city for several weeks, has left for his
home in Portland, Ore. His son, George
Belcher, will remain in this city through
the winter.
Mrs. E. A. Pearson, the estimable wife
of the county and city surveyor and city
engineer, is anticipating a visit soon from
her mother, who will remain here during
the winter months.
The family of Don. A. Sweet expect to
leave for Quincy, Ill tonight. They will
that Mr.. Sweet will be connected with the
Santa Fe system in the east.
Miss E. L. Schultz, from San Bernardo
no, Cal, arrived in the city on the 9th
inst She will teach in the mission school
in the college building. She has taught
in South America and has had consider
able experience in teaching Spanish.
Seventeen years ago yesterday, 81. N.
Jstfa, nova prosperous merchant of this
city, was in Las Vegas and he started to
Trinidad, where he would select newgoods
and attend the reception given to Sam
Jaffa and bride by the ladies of Trinidad,
says the Citizen.
Las Vegas.
Phil Doll is at home from Chicago and
Denver.
Hon. Henry Coke is reported seriously
i'll at his home in Sapello.
Mrs. Geo. FL. Marshall is helping out,
these days, at the Scrutton novelty store.
Mrs. j. W. Lynch has returned home
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. G. A.
Spiess of Santa Fe.
Patricio Gonzales was busy yesterday
attaching his official signature to about
1000 county bonds, issued under the Bate
man law. They amount to a total of
about $25,O0O.
Hon. Pedro Perea, Bernalillo county
Republican leader and ex-senator, after
spending yesterday in the city attending
the meeting of the sheep sanitary board,
left for hishome at Bernalillo last night
I Alexander Frear and wife came down
from the Springs last night and proceed
ed west to Los Angeles, after having
spent several days pleasantly here.
Mr.. Frear expressed himself as highly
pleased with this climate and said he
would like to live the balance of his years
here, says the Examiner
CerriIIOs.
Miss Clara Boardman is visiting rela-
tiyes in Madrid.
Mr.. H. W. Laird has returned from a
weeks sojourn in Old Mexico.
Mr.. Oliver Marsh has entered into
partnership with Mr.. Geo. d. Arnold.
Mrs. H. G. Kinsel and sons of Santa
Fe, spent part of the week visiting friends
in Cerrillos.
Mr.. James Munson left last Monday
night for Bloomington, Mo-, where, it Is
said, he goes to take life partner, says
the Rustler.
Mr.. j. 2. Brinkley, recently in the en-
ploy of the st. Lazarus Mining company