Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-28
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
The Weeks DOiBgs Among Well
known People.

Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Crook of Den
YER, are Santa Fe visitors and are regis
tered at the Palace hotel.
Mr.. A. Nj. Blackwell and two daughters
Of Las Vegas, are Santa Fe visitors, stop
ping at the Palace hotel.
Hon. s. H. Elkins left for Dolores last
evening, after attending to business mat
ters in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Marcus Brunswick, the well known
citizen of Las Vegas, ls in the city and
can be found at the Palace hotel.
Mr.. A. l.. Hobbs of Ration, the well
known manager of the Ration water
works, is in the city on business.
Elk Governor and Mrs. Thornton are
still in Denver and will probably remain
some time before returning to Santa Fe.
Mr.. W. D. Howard of Bland, is in the
city on business connected with the Bland
smelter, and is registered at the Ex-
change.
Messrs. Jones and Staples Fuller, who
have been spending several weeks in this
city, will leave for Raleigh, N. O., on next
Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles W. Dudrow is spending
some time visiting in Denver and other
Colorado cities, leaving for the north last
Wednesday.
A. @. Voorhees,, Esq, one of Raton's
prominent attorneys, is attending to
business matters in the city, and calling
on friends.
Mr.. Adam Wiley, prominent stock
man of Jewett, N. M, is attending to
business matters in Santa Fe, and regis.
tiers at the Exchange.
Mr.. Luman f. Parker, jr., leaves for his
home in Vinita Okla, tonight after very
pleasant visit with his many friends in
this city, the past week.
Mr.. Felix Papa received telegram
from Fort Reno, Okla, yesterday, an
nouncing the birth of son to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alexander Jordan.
Mr.. Page Otero and Mr.. Sherrard Cole
man left this morning for two weeks
trip in the Cochiti mountains, on bust
ness connected with the land court.
Mr.. Hackett, manager of the Western
Union office in this city, has recovered
from his recent sickness, and is again in
his accustomed place in the Office.
Mr.. j. M. Tyler, the Sooorro banker, is
visiting his niece in this city. The young
lady has been here several weeks for hel
health, and is now much better than wher
| she came.
Hon. Thos. N. Wilkerson, member o.
the compilation commission, is up from
Albuquerque on business connected witt
the mpilation of the laws. He registers
at the Palace hotel.
Messrs R. E. Twtchel and W. @. Reit
came in from Las Vegas last night ant
this morning drove to Espanola valley Il
visit Mr.. Twitchell's fruit ranch near tn
town of Espanola. They expect to re
turn to this city tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Kehrman and thre
children of st. Louis, are enjoying thei
visit in this city. The little folks hav
learned to ride burros and are quit
taken with western life. The family i
comfortably located at the Palace hotel
The Misses Jaramillo, sisters of Colone
Venceslao Jaramillo, of Ell Rito, VIII
have been in the city since Monday after
noon, will remain two weeks longer
Mrs. Jaramillo, who accompanied them
returned to the family home in Ell Rito Oh
Thursday morning.
Mr.. George Norton, editor of the Silve
City Independent, has been in Santa F
since Tuesday and will remain severa
days longer. Mr., Norton is slowly recov
ering from an attack of typhoid fever
and came to this city to regain strengt
and his usual state of health.
Mr.. w. R. Fisher came up from Ger
rillos last night, to take a position in MI
Julius Gerdes' clothing store, and Nj
Clarence Pierce, who has been with MI
Gerdes in this city, has gone to Cerrillo
to take similar position in the estah
ishment in that place. The two youn
men have made a swap of places.
Mr.. Charles Hull returned from Denve
yesterday afternoon, where he had bee
to stand an examination in the genert
offices of the d. & R. g. system, as to hi
qualifications and fitness for the positio
of station agent. He passed yer
creditable examination and brongt
home with him the much desired certif
cate, which places him on the list frol
which agents are drawn to fill vacancie
Professor Hewett went to Greedy o
Wednesday to take up his work in til
State normal school, leaving Mrs. Hewe'
and mother, Mrs. Whitford, in this cit
to spend the winter. Mrs. Hewetts healt
is not Of the best, and it is thought
residence of several months in this cl
mate will prove of great benefit to he
The ladies are living in the Woodruff co
tage on the south side.
Last evening very pleasant music
party was given by Miss Roberta Hurt
. honor of Mrs. Rapp and Mrs. Wheelocl
Those present were: Governor and Mr.
Otero, Mr.. and Mrs. Rapp, Mrs. Wheeloc
Judge and Mrs. Laughlin, Hon. and Mr.
G. A. Spices, Mr.. and Mrs. Money, Mr.
Lynch, Mrs. Beverly READ, Miss Pale
Miss Staab, Messrs. Black, Gortne
Jones Fuller, Parker, F. H. Hudson, an
DIR. j. B. Brady.
Miss Tessie Gall will leave during II
, coming week for her new post of duty {
teacher at the Las Vegas Hot Springs,
which she was unanimously elected by tt
school directors of that place. Miss Ga
has been teacher in this city for the pa
two years, giving entire satisfaction. st
leaves with the kindest wishes of all an
especially of the members of the soho
board, under which she has 30 success
fully served.
The party given by Mr.. Paul Wuncl
mann on last Saturday evening in homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jettop, was one of I'll
most pleasant affairs that has ever take
place in the city. Mr.. Wunchmann is a
ideal host and entertained his guests in
royal manner. Those present we're M
and Mrs Jetton, Hon. and Mrs. @.
Spiess, Mr.. and Mrs. George P. None,
Mrs. Beverly Read, Miss Bessie Dire,