Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-21
Elk Governor Thornton is expected to
return from Sonora, Mexico, this even

return from Sonora, Mexico, this even
ing.
Miss Simmons, librarian at the public
not considered serious.
Mr.. E. d. Reynolds, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Reynolds the
past week, returned to his home in Las
Vegas last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fl. Cross and daugh-
tiers and Mr.. E. Price Gross 60 to the
Pecos on Monday for ten days. camping
and fishing trip.
Hon. Placido Sandoval, superintendent
of public instruction, is absent on official
business. He will visit the counties of
Bernalillo, Valencia, Sooorro and Dona
Ana, returning in time to attend the
meeting of the territorial board of educa-
ton, which will meet in this city on
August 80.
Mr.. II. Tucker, general claim agent of
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad was in
the city yesterday and was being shown
the sights by General Agent Helm. Mr..
Tucker was here to settle a damage
claim against the road preferred by Mr..
A. Staab and made the settlement salts
factory to all concerned.
Mr.. Sharp, an artist of distinction, con-
nectei with the Cincinnati Academy of
Art, accompanied by his talented wife,
have taken rooms at Mrs. Patterson
home and expect to remain some weeks
here studying the artistic features of this
historic region. Mr., Sharp is class
mate of Mr.. Lungren, and also friend
of Mr.. Deming, former Cincinnati artists
who have many admiring friends in Santa
Fe.
Hon. L. A. Hughes, ex-nternal revenue
collector for the district of New Mexico
and Arizona, came in from Santa Fe last
night and registered at Sturges' European.
Mr. Hughes now represents a big eastern
wool purchasing concern, and is here on
wool Observation-Disclosures Citizen. Mr..
Hughes ID the junior member of the well
known and reliable Wholesale wool deal
ing firm of E. j. Mclean & 90, Santa Fe
and Denver, and represents that firm in
New Mexico.
Hon. Edward L. Hall and family have
chosen Pueblo, Colo, as future place of
residence and have moved there. Mr..
Hall will engage in stock raising in
eastern New Mexico and in Colorado.
The departure of Mr.. Hall and his very
charming and kind wife, is greatly re-
GREETED in Santa Fe and indeed through.
out the entire territory, where they have
great many warm friends and where
they are universally respected and liked.
The NEW MEXICAN sends them best wish
es for their future happiness and well
fare.
Last Thursday afternoon the little
Misses Ramona and Anita Baca, daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Baca, enter
tanned in honor of Miss Ramona's 18th
birthday. The afternoon passed pleas
antly and the delicious refreshments
served were heartily enjoyed by the
guests, among whom we're, Francisq uite
Hinojos, Adeline Wlss, Ruth Church, Eli
"a Church, Hardin Church, Alice Kahn
Milton Kahn, Ruth Stevens, Mignon LIE
Brun, Isola Chaves, Ritchie Harris
Katherine Chaves, Baby Carson, Mary
Upton, Ohonita Montoya and Clarabel
Fischer.
The hop given by the young men at
the Palace hotel last night proved to be a
very pleasant and enjoyable affair
Among those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. @. M. Shannon, Mr.. and Mrs. F. 3
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Hughes, Mr.
and Mrs. j. W. Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs
A. B. Renehan, Mrs. Ernst, Mrs. E. A.
Fiske, Mrs. Schaaf, Mrs. Church, the
Misses Woodward, Miss Gable, Miss Mo
Kenzie, Miss Jennie Keller, Miss Jones'
Miss Ilfeld, Miss Hurt, Miss Terrell, Miss
Palen, Miss Elston, Messrs. T. N. Will.
kerson, @. E. Doll, P. E. Chapman, s.
CLARK Reynolds, 8. B. Shelby, Albert
Jones, W. H. Pope. A. F. Spiegelberg,
Geo. B. Brady, o. A. Scheurich, F. Il
Hudson, Vernon Beggs, Jones Fuller, R,
9. Gortner, Harry F. Wood, A. J. Hudson
and E. d. Reynolds.