Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-09-11
TERRITORIAL SOCIETY.
The COmings and G0ings of New Mex
leo People AS Cleaned from
Exchanges.

Mr.. j. W. Schofield is back from Albu
querque and ls at the Hot Springs.
Mrs. Walter Sporleder, nee Dyer, ar
rived from Denver Thursday evening ant
was welcomed at the depot by numerous
friends and relatives.
Mr.. Cantwell, wife and two children, who
have been stopping in Las Vegas or at The
many resorts near here for the past year
will leave next Tuesday for Hartford City
Ind, thoroughly delighted with the result
of their stay here.
Colonel Fl. B. Hersey, adjutant general
of New Mexico, Captain W. II. W. James,
of the United States army, under the care
of that prince of entertainers, Major
Parker, of this city, we're shown around
the city yesterday and made acquainted
with many Las Vegas citizens. The Wis
itors are excellent gentlemen and are here
on militia matters.
Albuquerque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam O'Bannon are re-
joicing over the arrival of ten-pound
baby boy.
| Mr.. p. e. Harroun, the we'll known
Santa Fe civil engineer and surveyor,
was in the city yesterday.
Hon. Lorion Miller and family moved
into their residence on the corner of Gold
avenue and High street yesterday.
The daughter of Mrs. Sidney Hubbell
and the two daughters of Mrs. N. I. Ar
milo of this city, and Miss Otero, the
daughter Of Mrs. A. M. Bergere of Los
Lunas, left last night for st. Louis, Mo-,
where they will attend school.
Pedro j. and Ricardo Armijo, the
milo, who have spent the summer here,
and Lorenzo Hubbell, the bright nephew
of Sheriff Thos. Hubbell, have gone to
Notre Dame college, Indiana.
Hon. Thos. A. Finical, the popular dis
trict attorney, is expected to return from
his summer vacation next Tuesday night
He has visited northern New Mexico and
southern Colorado, and while at Durango
was interviewed on the sub iect of build
ing the Albuquerque, Durango North
western railroad.
Miss Bessie Buchanan, who taught
school last year in Holbrook, Ariz., has
received iiattering offers to take charge
of schools at Holbrook and Winslow, and
also in Kelly, N. NJ, but on account of i'll
health will not teach this year. Graduates
of the University of New Mexico seem to
be sought after as teachers, and justly 80.
Las Cruces.
Miss Jacoby has returned from Kansas
City.
Professor and Mrs. Hagerty arrived
home Monday.
Mrs Frank Ascarate is making some
tasty Improvements on her property be-
low the postoffice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moreno will be at home to
their friends, in the kouault brick, after
the 18th Of September.
John D. Bryan is now acting as terri
torial agent of the Gold Extraction, Min
ing g. Supply company.
Professor Geo. W. Miles came home
last week from Grant county, where he
had been for some time canvassing In the
interest of the Agricultural college, says
the Independent Democrat.
Ration.
Mrs. II. j. Ruby is visiting friends in
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. van Houten are visit
ing friends in Oerrillos.
Mrs. DR.. I. B. Hart and children are
visiting their old home at Huntington,
Ind.
Mrs. N. Conn, former popular teacher
in Raton's public schools, returned here
Saturday.
Ray Thomas, one of Raton's bright
ka,n In, ,,pa boor IN Indiana to mamma
his studies.
Herman Beringer and Miss Effie Mea-
dor were married in Kansas last week and
arrived here Sunday.
Miss Rebecca Rowland, Presbyterian
mission teacher at Taos, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Riggle, at Ration.
The pupils of Mrs. y. l.. Moore and
Miss Eugenia Moore gave a musicale in
the M. E. church last evening.
j. E. Hestwood of the San Juan valley,
Colo, arrived in Ration Saturday to visit
his brother, DR.. V. L. Hestwood.
Rev. and Mrs. Q. l. Mills, who have
many friends in Santa Fe as well as in
Ration, will soon leave the latter place for
their new home in Colorado.
Geo,,e Faber and wife of Huntington,
Ind, will make Ration their home. Mr..
Faber has accepted position in the rail-
way shops, doubtless in the pencil de-
partment.
The Range reports that H. M. Porter,
the Denver capitalist, passed through
Ration Tuesday morning, having sold his
store, accounts and all his Springer
property, except the hotel, to Mr.. Floer
sheim.
Silver City.
The attendance at the Silver City pub
lie schools is larger than ever before.
Mrs. James s. Fielder ls visiting her
father and mother at Crawford station.
Judge Bantz is holding tt.m of the
United States district court with light
docket.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Piper have gone to
Pennsylvania on protracted visit among
relatives.
Mrs. L. s. Light and children have re-
turned from their extended visit among
relatives in Kansas.
Hon. E. l.. Hall, late United States
marshal, is in Grant county looking for
cattle to purchase.
Mr.. I. N. Childers and daughter, Miss
Pearl Ohilders, have returned home from
visit to relatives in Missouri.
Thomas Foster, for the past nine years
manager of the Silver City water works,
died a. the Ladies' hospital in Silver City
on last Saturday night.
F.F. Skelly, who has large contract
for the government at Fort Bayard, ex-
poets to close up his work and return to
Silver City in about two weeks.
Miss Jennie L. Applebee, charming
young lady of Wellsville, N. Y, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Captain H. Fitzsimmons,
in this city. The family and guest have
gone to Alhambra for an outing. Miss
Applebee will remain with her relatives
here couple Of months, reports the En-
terprise.