Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-09-04
what the People OF New Mexico Are
Doina-Facts Carefully Cleaned
from New Mexican Exchanges.
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Miss Olive Troy left Tuesday afternoon
for Silver City, N. M, where she will at
tend the Normal school.
Miss Mary Stephenson returned to her
Las Vegas home Friday after several days
| pleasant visit to Ration.
Captain @. W. Ives left yesterday on 6
visit to his old home at Walton, Kas
where he has property interests.
Oscar Troy and family of Reton's mos
estimable people, will leave in few days
for Los Angeles, Calf, to spend the
winter.
The pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Hennlng was gladdened last Sun
day morning by the advent of new
daughter.
Miss Young, saleslady at Newman &
Mendelson's store, has received the ele'
CANT new bicycle awarded her at the late
Catholic fair.
City Alderman Geo. T. Hare and wife
left yesterday on visit to the home
folks a. Galesburg, Ills. Mrs. Hare will
extend her trip to Nebraska before re-
turning.
George Sandusky, who has been in the
A., I. g. s. f. hospital at Topeka, Kas.,
since last October, returned Tuesday, con
siderably improved. He has been suffer
ing for the past year from bullet he had
carried in his leg for nearly 20 years
Now that it is removed he will soon re-
cover.
Ex-City Marshal Ed Cocker, present
deputy sheriff, has been very active in
the gathering in of the Billy Green MUIR
derers. Since the trail of this gang was
discovered Mr.. Coker has been on the
move day and night.
silver City.
Editor Norton returned from Santa Fe
Monday.
Mrs. Geo. W. Miles returned to her home
at Mesilla Park Saturday.
W. H. Newcomb, after an extended busi-
ness trip to California, returned Sunday
DR.. w. H. White is back from business
trip to Las Vegas, Demipg and other
points.
John T. Graham and Frank Millstead
left Saturday for Telluride, Colo, on
business.
Governor Otero is expected to make a
visit to Silver City soon. He will be
accorded a warm welcome, says the En-
terprise.
Professor A. E. Bennett is back from
Ration, where he has been acting in the
capacity of instructor ct the Colfax coun.
ty institute.
Miss Alice Bailey, one of Silver City
most charming society bellies, returned to
Stanford University, California, last
Thursday morning.
Miss Belle Gaddis and Master Eugene
Warren left last Wednesday morning for
Stanford University, California, where
they will enter school.
Miss Fannie Essinger, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. j. Kelly, in this
city for the past two months, was called
to her home in Las Vegas this morning
by the illness of her mother.
Rev. @. L. Bovard is to preach next
Sunday morning and evening. This is the
last quarterly meeting of the conference
year and probably the last time Rev. Mr. :.
Bovard will visit this city as superintend-
ent of the mission work.
haS SEuCCS.
Miss BERTHE Coleman left for Rincon
yesterday.
Mrs. f. A. Anderson has gone to Rim
con to reside,
Mrs. Christy and Miss Hess visited Ell
Paso last week.
W. R. Ascarate is back from visit to
southern California.
Professor and Mrs. Hagerty and daugh'
ter are expected home this week.
Phi. Freudenthal has gone to New York
to select fall and winter goods for A.
Jaooby.
Martin Amador and family now reside
in their former home, across the acequia
from the hall.
P. Moreno and bride will occupy the
east half of the Rouault brick on their
return from the east.
Robert Martin, superintendent of Will
son Waddingham's interests in New Mex.
| leo, was in town Thursday.
Miss Kate Doughty left on Friday for
Gallup to enter upon her duties as teacher
for the coming year at that place.
Mrs. A. Granger and daughter, Miss
Leva, who have charge of the Presby-
terian mission school, have returned from
their summer vacation in Colorado.
Roswell.
Mrs. W. A. Guyse was here from Plea
cho couple of days this week.
Albert Amonette and Chas. Corbett re.
turned the first of the week from a trip
to Nogal.
Mrs. s. s. Mendenhall is here from K
Paso visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. s.
Prayer.
Captain j. G. Lea returned Tuesday
from a trip to Dallas, Las Cruces, Ell Pasc
and other points.
Miss Willie Meeks returned from Eddy
Saturday, where she had been for month
past visiting friends.
Miss O. L. Eaton arrived last Saturday
from Glare, Mich., and is boarding will
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Brown.
Mrs. Thos. H. Long arrived Wednesday
from Salt Lake City on visit to hel
parents, Colonel and Mrs. Timoney.
B. B. WillinRham and family arrived
yesterday from the ranch and will be a
home in few days in the brick house OF
North Pecos street.
w. G. Urton and family have come dowi
from the ranch. They will take an ex
tensive trip through the east, Virginia
Niagara Falls and other points of inter
est.