Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-04-10

meA'oo, on INNING business.
Mrs. Harroun entertains a few of her
lady friends this afternoon in an informal
way.
There is considerable musical talent
among the ladies of the city. Why not
organize musical clubY
Major John l.. Bulls and family expect
to leave this city for Washington about
the Goth of this month.
Ex-Governor l.. Bradford Prince -ex-
poets to return from Washington to this
city in about three weeks.
Judge Fl. l.. Waldo expects to be in Las
Vegas and Santa Fe during the coming
week from Kansas City, Mo.
District Attorney j. H. Crist left this
morning over the narrow gauge for
northern Rio Arriba county.
Hon. Antonio Joseph, who has been in
the capital on business, left this morning
for his home at Oh Oaliente.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Renehan have re-
turned from months visit to the south
ern part of the territory and Mexico.
G. g. Bell, we'll known Silver City at
torney, has gone to California and will
likely locate in San Pedro in that state.
Mrs. W. 7. Thornton leaves next week
for Sedalia, Mo, on visit to relatives.
She expects to be absent month or
more.
Miss Mamie Morrison is getting on
nicely and is fast recovering from the
accidental bite of horse, that occurred
last Tuesday.
Gen. E. L. Bartlett will leave for Kansas
City Kas., on Tuesday night on visit to
friends. Mrs. Bartlett is already in that
city on visit.
Mrs. @. NJ. Shannon is preparing to
take trip to California. She will likely
start during the coming week and will be
absent about month.
Assistant U. s. Attorney G. p. Money
and Deputy Marshal H. W. Loomis came
over from Las Vegas yesterday to spend
Sunday with their friends.
Major @. E. Nordstrom, U. s. A, ex-
poets to leave on Monday for visit to
the Jicarilla agency in Rio Arriba county.
He goes on official business.
Miss Sudie Blackwell entertained very
charmingly party of friends last week,
in honor of her friend, Miss Olive Hens
ley of Naturalization Range.
u. s. Marshal Edward L. Hall returned
last night from Deming. He WAS unable
to ascertain definitely the whereabouts OF
the celebrated Black jack gang.
Mrs. j. q. Halliday, who has been visit
ing Mrs. j. D. Hughes for couple of
weeks, has returned to Colorado Springs
much pleased with her visit here.
Major Allen H. jackson, paymaster U.
s. army, stationed at Albuquerque, has
rented residence in that city and expects
his family to join him there shortly.
Ex-Governor Matthews, of Indiana,
went east yesterday. He was accom-
panied by his family and the party was
en- route home from two months visit
to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Wallace left Las
Vegas last night for the east, Mr.. Wallace
going direct to Washington, Mrs. Wallace
remaining at Canton, Ohio, on Welt to
friends and relatives.
Mr.. Phoebus Prudential, prominent
town from six weeks visit TO New York.
alb tHully ToudlHb ohbb anu WILL bpouu
the summer in New York.
Hon. j. D. Sena visited Antonito, Colo,
during the past week. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Jaramillo, his sister, who
has been on visit here with her rela-
tives for several weeks.
| There is a move on foot to start ten
mis- club. Excellent idea. There are
many good tennis players in this city,
and club would be the proner thing for
mutual employment and practice.
Karl A. Snyder, assistant attorney of
the A. & P. R. R., and candidate for ap-
pointment as associate Justice of the ter
ritorisl Supreme court, passed down the
road yesterday en- route from Washing
ing to his home at Albuquerque.
Miss Addie Sohormoyer, an accom-
plished musician of Santa Fe, formerly
of Denver, arrived in the city this morn
ing for few weeks visit with Mrs. Wade
Bracket, and may decide to locate per-
manently. Ration Range.
Mrs. A. G. Ireland and Miss Alice
Braithwaite have returned from months
trip to Old Mexico. They enjoyed them
selves very much and saw many novel
and interesting sights, but are glad to get
back nevertheless.
Mrs. d. NJ. Houser left last Tuesday for
st. LOUIS. She will be absent during the
month of May preparing her home, 60 that
the family can remain here the larger
part of this year. Mr.. Houser is steadily
gaining in health and strength.
Mrs. Max Weber, the very handsome
wife Of Hon. Max Weber, one of the lead
ing citizens and merchants of Ell Paso
and Juarez, has gone east en- route to
Germany where she will visit relatives
this summer. Mrs. Weber does not ex-
poet to return to Ell Paso till fall and
cooler weather come.
Prof. Adolf L. Bandaller, we'll known in
Santa Fe, Is still in Bolivia, making ex.
plorations and excavations for the New
York City museum. At last accounts he
was at work in the mountains about rs
leagues from the city of La Paz. He
finds the work rather dangerous, the In
dams in that vicinity being very super
stitious and savage and opposed to his
work.
President A. A. Robinson, of the Mex
lean Central, came up this morning in his
private car, and continued east over the
Texas 4 Pacific road TO Topeka for
brief visit with his family. Mr.. Robinson
is on the 20 nearly all the time. He runs
down into Mexico TO look over the road
and see that it's maintenance is kept up,
and the operating department. is in good
order. Then he rustles up north to see
that the finances at Boston are in condi-
ton, and occasionally goes over the
water to feel the financial pulse in Lon
don. And part of the time he is visiting
with his friends Eel Psso Herald, April 8.