Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-01
SOCIAL GLEANINGS.
The weeks DOings Among We'll
Known People.


for business trip to northern New
Mexico.
Mrs. G. f. Easley and children are il
Los Augelas, Cal, and will remain in thai
city another month.
Judge A. l.. Morrison is still in Chi
csgo visiting his son and will remair
there for some days yet.
Mrs. Hansn, a charming lady, leaves fol
her home near Boston tonight. host o.
warm friends regret her departure.
Col. George W. Knaebe returned yes
| terday from TERRA Amarillo, where hi
has been for a week on legal business.
Mrs. X. j. Palen and daughter are il
Pasadena, Cal, and are expected to return
here the latter part of the coming week.
Mrs. W. M. Upton is so much i'm
! proved that DR.. Crosson, her physician
hopes she will be out again early mex
week.
Mr.. James Potter, who has been sew
eral months in the city for the benefit o
his health, is gaining rapidly in strength
and health.
| Hon. Sol. Luna, who has been for thu
past month on his sheep ranches in So
zorro county, has returned to his hom'
at Los Lunas.
Hon. II. B. Cartwright was visitor Il
Cerrillos for several days daring the pas
week. He has valuable mining INTEREST,"
in south Santa Fe county.
Hon. Larkin G.. Read, who has beer
confined to his residence by a severe at
tack of fever for over a week, Is conyal
escent and is gaining strength daily.
Frank W. Clancy, one of the leading
lawyers of the territory, will arrive In THU
city on Monday, having business before
the U. s. court of private land claims.
Mrs. Edward L. Bartlett is still in Kan
sas City, Kas., visiting relatives ant
friends. She is steadily improving II
health and is having a very enjoyable
time.
Mortimer Kaufman is patient at st
Vincent's. He has been confined to hit
room for several days past and is quite
seriously Ill. He has symptoms Of
typhoid fever.
Hon. W. H. Jack, president of the cattle
sanitary commission and very popular
wherever known, has returned to Silver
City from his cattle ranches in Unior
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stroube, who expect tt
leave Santa Fe during the coming week
are contem plating trip to California be-
fore returning to their home at Chamber
lain, s. D. Bon voyage.
H. M, Porter, Denver capitalist, who
has large stock and mining interests in
the territory, has returned to Denver
from an extended visit to his cattl,
ranges in Socorro county.
Governor Thornton Is in Ell Paso, Tex.
and will remain there few days. 1t il
not known if he will return to Santa F,
or go back to Sonora. He thinks he hat
struck it rich in mining venture there
s. K. Smith, of Port Huron, Mich, {
healthseeker, is we'll satisfied with the i'm
provement he has made since coming tt
Santa Fe, and has concluded to spend tn
summer here. His family will prohabl,
join him in the near future.
The buildings formerly occupied as
residence by Major Bulls and family ar
being thoroughly renovated. This worl
IS about finished and early during thu
coming week Captain Nordstrom an
family will occupy them.
Miss jennie Walz, the pretty niece 0
Mrs. L. b. Oatron, has returned from
lengthy visit at Mankato, Mimi, wher
she took a course in stenography an
typewriting. Miss Walz will in all likely
hood remain here all summer.
Mrs. George R. Baucus of Hermosa, o.
finishing her visit to he sister, Mrs. Anna
do Chavss, goes to Boston, where she vii
ment, making her home with her hus
bands mother, who resides in Boston.
Mr.. Carl Probst, business manager o
the Gerdes mercantile establishment a
Los Cerrillos, and Miss Nellie Macke
we're married at Oerrillos on Thursday o
this week. They will reside at Cerrillos
where the groom is highly respected an
the bride very popular.
The following New Mexicans are still
tarrying in Washington: General Ed
ward L. Bartlett, ex Governor L. Brad
ford Prince, Major W. H. H. Llewellyu
and Messrs. j. H. Riley, Richard Hudson
Hugh N. Price, II. O. Bursum, George q
Wallace, ex-Surveyor.Gene Edward F
Hobart, Colonel Richard Hudson and Mr.
M. A. Otero.
DR.. A. H. Van Cleve will accompany hi
sister, Mrs. Marshall, on her return tri]
to her home at Cleveland, Ohio. The,
will leave on Sundays train. DR.. Val
Oleve goes to New York on short pro
feasional trip. Mrs Marshall during he
stay here has acquired many warm friend
who sincerely regret her departure ant
hope for an early recurrence of her visit
Silver City Enterprise.
The Very Rev. Peter Bougarde, bishol
of Tucson, arrived in Santa Fe on Thurs
day and left yesterday for New Yorl
from whence he will sail for France, hi
health being very delicate and his physi
clan advising him to 60 abroad for
time. From France he will 60 to Rom
for the purpose Of paying his respects t
the Holy Father. During his absence
which will be of about six months duration
the dioces Of Tucson will be under tn
temporary charge of the Right Re,
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