Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-26
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
The Weeks DOings Among We'll
Known People.

Judge Henry L. Waldo is in Silver City
on legal business.
Ex-Governor Prince returned from Es-
pamela this afternoon.
Mrs. James Seligman and little son are
in Salt Lake City visiting Mrs. Seligman's
parents.
Ex-Governor Thornton is in Denver
Metropolis"
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Akers are at Ojo
Caliente and will remain there couple of
weeks longer.
Hon. Matt q. Reynolds and little son
are still at the Sulphurs hut will return
on Monday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Church and family are ex-
pected to return from Ojo Caliente on
Wednesday next.
Professor Lamar of the government
Indian training school, has gone to Albn'
querque on short visit.
Chief Justice Thomas Smith having re-
covered from his recent indisposition,
left last night for Las Vegas.
Hon. R. E. Twitchell, assistant attorney
of the Santa Fe railroad, is IN the city
on legal business and registers at the
Palace.
Hon. and Mrs. Sol. Luna left last night
for the Las Vegas hot springs, where they
will be guests at the Montezuma hotel for
while.
Miss Bessie Drew of st. Louis, is at the
Sanitarium visiting her sister and will
likely remain here during the coming two
months. ...
Mrs. Louis Baer of Albuquerque, and
sister-in law, Miss Baer, are in the city on
visit to Mr. Staab and will remain dur
ing the heated term.
Hon. Lucus Dills, editor of the Roswell
Record, returned last night to Roswell,
having spent very pleasant and greatly
enjoyed week with friends in this city.
Mrs. A. L. Morrison and Miss Morrison
are In Prescott, A. T., visiting Messrs. R.
Il. and j. E. Morrison. The ladies will
be absent from this city several weeks.
Mr.. S. H. Elkins and family have ar
rived at Dolores from Colu mbia, Mo-, and
will spend the summer partly in south
Santa Fe county and partly in this city.
Hon. Venceslao Jaramillo of Ell Rito,
who has been visitor to the city during
the past week, returned this morning via
the narrow gauge to his home at FL Rito.
Mr.. Miguel A. Gonzales of Abiq niu,
who has spent several days in ths city
during the past week, was a passenger
north this morning for his Rio Arriba
county home.
A. j. Loomis of the internal revenue Of
fee, is in Silver City, for the purpose of
getting acq TAINTED with very young man
who arrived at Mr.. LOOMS home the
first of last week.
Mr.. H. B. Cartwright will be home
from his eastern trip about July 1. On
Wednesday last he attended the marriage
of his sister, Miss Edna, to Mr.. Henry
Heiser, at Mediapolis. Iowa.
Ex-Delegate T. B. Catron spent the
past week in Washington City on po-
litical mission. 1t is said he is especially
interested in the appointment of judges
of the Territorial Supreme court.
Hon. Numa Raymond and wife of Las
Cruces, who have spent the last year in
Switzerland, are on their way home and
it is expected will reach Las Cruces
about the middle of the mon III of July.
Hon. E. L. Hall has no definite plans as
yet as to his location after he leaves the
Office of U. s. marshal for New Mexico
If he remains in the territory, he and his
family will keep their residence in this
city.
Mrs. Francis Clutton, the handsome
wife of Francis Clutton, who has mag
nifcient ranch property near Cimarron,
has returned home from Denver, where
she has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. P. Pels.
Hon. Geo. H. Wallace and wife have
left Washington for New Mexico. They
will spend few days en- route in Canton,
O., and in Missouri, and are expected to
reach here during the early part of the
coming month.
Mrs. L. Bradford Prince is expected to
arrive from Denver during the coming
week. 1t is probable that Der sister, Mrs.
Gichrist of New York, will accompany
her to this city for visit.
Hon. and Mrs. B. Seligman have re.
turned from Philadelphia. Mrs. Seligman,
who has been absent for a lengthy period,
is greatly improved in health and received
a hearty welcome from her many friends,
who are glad at her return.
Upon the return of Secretary Wallace,
Governor Otero expects to go to Washing
ton on official business; he will make a
special effort to secure the appointment
of Hon. Sol Luna as us. marshal for
New Mexico.
Mr.. E. O. Faulkner, receiver of the Pc
cos Valley railroad and one of the most
successful railway managers in the coun
try, ia in New York on business connected
with the proposed railway extensions in
that section of New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Feanon of New
York, are in the city stopping at the Pal
ace, and will remain several days. Mr..
Feanon is connected with the Butterick
Publishing company, publishers of the
fashion magazine, "Butterick's FASH ons."
Colonel W. s. Fletcher, assistant adju.
tant-general of the g. A. R., was stricken
with apoplexy this morning, and the
stroke may prove serious. although he is