Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-12-11

Hon. l.. A. Hughes visited the northern
part of the territory during the past weel
on business.
Mr.. A. j. Fischer has returned from 6
visit to Chihuahua and other points il
Mexico.
Geo. p, Money, assistant U. s. attorney
is in Socorro, attending the U. S. District
court there in session.
Mr.. A. j. Otis left last night for Las
Cruces on business trip. He expects
to be absent about a week.
Archbishop p. l.. Ohapelle expects &c
leave for New Orleans, his new post o.
duty, about the LIST of February next.
Mrs. Morton L. Stevens of Trinidad
| who has some warm friends IN this city
has gone to California on months visit
Mrs. James Fl. Walker has recovered
from her recent severe Illness, and is inn
proving and gaining in health right
along.
Colonel &. W. Prichard of White Oaks
leading and well known attorney of the
territory, ia in Socorro attending District
court in that town.
Mr.. Jefferson Reynolds of Las Vegas is
in Washington looking after Las Vegas
land grant matters and other business
connected with New Mexico.
Mr.. Geo. B. Brady, who has been visit
ing his mother and his numerous friends
In Santa Fe the past week, expects to re-
turn to Brazos on Wednesday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Holden, of Pitts
burg, Pa, will spend the winter in Santa
Fe for Mr.. Holden's health. They have
apartments at the CLAIRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. R E. Twitchell of Las
Vegas, were visitors in Santa Fe during
the past week. Their visit here was one
of mutual enjoyment to their friends and
to themselves.
Mr.. s. Fl Elkins, after a pleasant visit
here, left last night for Do ores. He re-
turns during the coming week for day
leaving then to spend the holidays with
his family in Columbia, Mo.
Colonel H. B. Hersey and Captain Frank
s. Davis. who have been in st. Louis the
past week attending a meeting of the ad
jutant generals from the different states
and territories, are expected home to
night.
Captain @. E. Nordstrom, Tenth cav
airy, acting agent of the Pueblo and
Jicarllla Indians, expects to go south Mon
day night on official business with the
Pueblos in Valencia county.
Judge H. L. Waldo is in Las Vegas
from Kansas City. The judge has beer
suffering from lumbsgo for couple OF
weeks, but is now improving.
Mrs. E. N. Monroe and children leave
tonight for visit to the Montezume
hotel at the Las Vegas Hot Springs.
Mr.. A. g. Voorhees, of Ration, who is g
candidate for appointment as U. 8. attor
ney for New Mexico, is in Washington
working to secure the appointment. II
is said he has some good Ohio backing.
Mrs. Ray Thomas of Alsmosa, Mrs
Alex. Lindsey, of La Veta, Colo, and Miss
Kit G. Wright of Windsor, Ind who have
been in the city the past week sightseeing
we're passengers for the north on the d
L. R. G train this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ohm W. Hannah, who are
popular in this city and who have beer
here for some time, guests at the sani
tarium, for the benefit of Mr.. Hannan's
health, expect to leave tomorrow evening
for stay at the Montezuma hotel at ths
Las Vegas Hot Springs.
Messrs. Louis Sulzbacher and L. @.
Fort of Lss Vegas, are in Washington
Both are candidates for appointment al
associate justices of the Territorial Su-
preme court. Captain Fort wants the
Fourth district and Mr.. Sulzbacher woult
take the Santa Fe district.
Governor and Mrs. Otero have been tn
recipients of many social attentions il
Washington and have paid social visit
at the White house to President and Mrs
Mckinley. They are at the Wellington
hotel and will probably remain there I'm
til about the Christmas holidays.
The wedding cards of Mr.. and Mrs. Os
car j. Frost have been received by friend
in Santa Fe from Ell Paso. The charm
ing bride was formerly Miss Almira M
darkness of Cerrillos. They will be a
home in Silao, Mex, after December 20
w. M. Berger, Esq, left for the cas-
last night on business connected with hi
automatic telephone franchise. He will
visit the parent company, and also en-
u6dFUF W oullob cdpluhl Ill uuo iuoLouuC
ton of the system throughout the stat
of Texas, and will probably be absen
three weeks.
Major W. Il. Bailhache, who is we'll ano
favorably remembered in this city and ii
Albuquerque, having been receiver of tn
land office from 1881 to 1885, now hold
a responsible position IN the San Diego
customs district. Major Bailhache ant
family have been residents Of San Diego
for about ten years.
The Fifteen club had very pleasan
meeting, on Thursday afternoon, at Mrs
Boyle's, Mrs. Thomas in the chair. Mrs
George Marsh read a very interesting
paper on Roman philosophy, and Mis-
Gulliford gave an extract from the D
Corona of Dem osthenes, on the part o
her sister, Miss Amy Gulliford, VIII
could not attend in person. Mrs. Boyle
selection from Quo Vsdis was rendered
most sympathetically, and was greatl
appreciated. Some very interesting cur
rent events concluded the program. Tn
next meeting of the club will be at Mrs.
Sherrard Coleman's, Mrs. Weltmer pre-
siding.
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