Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-06
SOCIAL GLEANINGS.
The Weeks DOings Among Well
Known People.

With apologies to Owen Meredith.
"And l think In the lives of most women and
men
There time when we all could "get good
and even"
It our enemies only could find out when
To come back from there and heaven:
Aud the cup of this century'sill to nip,
And taste for awhile this blasted grippe
VICTIMS OF ABOVE.
Little Lily Bartlett is suffering from
grippe.
Mrs. Mclean is quite ill from relapse
of the grippe.
Mrs. anu Miss Palen have had slight
attack of the prevailing ailment.
Mr.. Geo A.Johnson, the popular jour-
nal clerk of the house, has been under the
weather, though at his post with influenza.
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l.. H. Brown, of Deming, is at the Pal
ace.
George L. Bingham, of Denver. is reg
istered at the Claire.
Colonel Frost has recovered from his
recent severe indisposition.
Messrs. R. E. Twitchell and M. A. Otero
went over to Las Vegas this morning.
Mrs Solomon Luna is expected to ar
rive from Los LunRs tomorrow evening.
Mrs. w. H. Manderfeld and daughters
have returned from visit to Las Vegas.
Hon. j. Leahy, prominent attorney
at Ration, paid Santa Fe visit during
the past week.
Rev. Antonio Jouvsnceau, parish priest
| at TERRA Amarillo, was in the city dur
ing the past week.
! Captain James, oath Infantry, has gone
to Tennessee on visit to relatives and
his home in that state.
The pretty and accomplished daughtere
of Hon. Thomas D. Burns are soon to pay
visit to the Capital city.
The "peso duro," the "pull" and the
| prudent matron often drive the maid to
the wall, with no sheckels.
Chief Clerk Holt, of the council, left fol
Las Cruces last night. He returns here
Monday morning.
Hon. Max Luna took the train for Los
Lunas last night and returns here fol-
Mondays session.
Mr.. W. A. Parkhurst general manager
of the Equitable Life Assurance COMPANY
accompanied by his wife.
Meyer Friedman, live and bright Las
Vegas business man, registers at the Pal
ace from the Meadow City.
J.A. LaRue, the efficient secretary Of
the cattle sanitary commission, has his
autograph on the Palace register.
Mrs. E. L. Hall ard children expect te
be back from their visit to southern
California within the next ten days.
Mr.. L. A. Hughes, of the large wool and
hide house of E. j. Mclean & Co., visited
Las Vegas during the week on business
Hon. M. G. Reynolds, attorney for thu
court of private land claims, is expected
to arrive from Washington this evening
One of our prettiest and brightest
Spanish senoritas will shortly wed 6
Spanish cavalier and reside in the Capita
city.
Hon. H. L. Waldo, solicitor of the San
ia Fe railroad in New Mexico, with Offices
in Las Vegas, has rooms at the Palace
hotel.
Hon. W. s. Prayer, leading citizen Of
Roswell, who spent several days in tn,
capital during the past week, has gone
home.
Judge Smith, who has been at st. Vim
CENTS for week, left Wednesday nigh
for Las Vegas and expects to return or
Monday.
| Mrs. Amado Chaves and little daughte
are at the Alameda, Mr.. j. Z. Livingston'
sanitarium at Las Cruces, and Mrs. Cha
YES is rapidly improving IN health.
Captain L. H. Rucker, 9th cavalry, VIII,
has many friends in Santa Fe and through
out the territory, has been promoted t.
be major in the 4th cavalry.
/ Mrs. James D. Hughes, who has beef
quite seriously ill, at one time pneumoni,
being feared, has entirely recovered, ant
was out as cheerful and charming as eve
on Wednesday.
/ Miss Rika Baer, the very handsome sis
ter of Mr.. Louis Baer, the popular WOO
buyer of Eiseman Bros, of Albuquerque
ia in the city for six weeks visit to Mis-,
Bertha Staab.
Mrs. Spiess, whose own blonde beauty
makes her generous in surrounding her
self with pretty girls, has entertained il
a quiet way most charmingly during thu
legislative session.
Fl. Norris Lynch, wife and niece, alst
Mrs. Chas. Wayne and Miss E. L. Wall,
are pleasant guests at the sanitarium
sent to our delightful climate by DR.. An
derson, of Colorado Springs.
@. N. Blackwell, cashier of the First M
tional bank at Ration, has gone to Gar
rollton, Mo-, called there by the serious
illness of his mother. he was accom- pan