Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-11-13
TERRITORIAL SOCIETY.
Happenings Among Prominent New
Mexico People the Past Week.
Cleaned from Exchanges.
Las Vegas.I

Mr.. A. LaRue and family intend mov-
ing into the new Martinez house on Sixth
street. in week or two.
Nd. Gone, an attorney -at-law in Perry,
Oklahoma, is visiting relatives in the city.
S.J.B. johnson of Dallas, Tex, is in
the city sampling the climate, and if
pleased, which he seems to be at present,
he will locate permanently among us.
Miss Anna Salazar, niece of F. A. Man
zanares and who has spent the summer at
his home, departed for Taos last evening
in company with her brother, David Sala-
zar, shipping clerk at the Browne &
Manzanares establishment.
The "literary class" in connection with
st. Paul's church, has organized and will
meet every Wednesday evening at the
rectory, at O'Clock. Shakespeare's Ju-
Illus Caesar and the modern author, Rob-
ert Louis Stevenson, will be taken up at
the next meeting.
A dancing party was given at the Mon
tezuma club the other night, the follow
ing named persons being the visiting
guests: E. l.. Fugate, Ration; j. W. Ray
nolds and wife, Santa Fe; Miss Sarah M.
Baum, Omaha, Neb, Miss Margaret
Welsh, Lathrop, Mo-, and H. Bonnheim,
this city.
Albuquerque.
Mr.. Egbert Post and family have moved
into the city from He'll canon.
W. T. Oliver, special land agent for the
Santa Fe, has returned from the south.
Jose Truiillo and Mrs. Candelaria Ruiz
we're married at the Catholic church in
Old Town on Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard of Toledo, o.,
and Mr.. W. B. Hubbard of Chicago, will
probably spend the winter in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Henry, who we're
citizens of Bland, Cochiti district, have
concluded to remain in this city during
the winter.
Mrs. L. V. Root and the children left
last night to join Mr.. Root, the newly ap-
pointed Santa Fe.Pacifc storekeeper at
Needles
U. s. Grant, Jr., and family, passed
through Albuquerque on the west bound
limited yesterday. They have been sum-
merinp on Mrs. Grants farm in West
chester county, New York, and are en-
route to his winter hume at San Diego
Oalif
Hon. L. M. Emery and wife OF Bradford
McKean county, Pa, arrived in the city
last night. Mr.. Emery is an uncle of A
O. Emery of this city, ls heavily inter
ested in oil enterprises in Pennsylvania
and is member of the Pennsylvania
legislature. He is out here for his health
and may conclude to locate in this city.
Miss Claude Albright, Albuquerque
talented vocalist, expects soon to return
to Paris to fill several engagements ant
to pursue her musical studies. Anumbe
of her friends are urging her to give then
another opportunity to hear her wonderful
voice, and it is hoped that she may con
sent to give another concert before leav
ing for Europe.
Gallup.
Mrs. Fred Hart has returned from he
visit to the east.
Mrs, w. A. Il. Tar of ManueIito, spen
the last week visiting friends at thi
place.
Mr.. Henry Mack has returned from
pleasant visit in the grand old state O
Michigan.
Mrs. Rails and family came on from
Iowa this week and Mr.. Rails is happ!
The family has gone to housekeeping il
one of the Carman houses.
Mrs. j. ]. Keegan has gone to Los Ar
Qeles, where she will remain for sewers
weeks, visiting with friends and enjoyin
the winter months in the mild climat
, along the coast.
Eddy.
Attorney Campbell has gone to Coll
RADIO Syringe on business.
Nj. and Mrs. Louis rejoice over the r
cent advent of a brand new daughter.
Mr., and Mrs. j. r. Fusselmsn have r
! turned home from visit to relatives
Ohio.
Mrs. Huestis of Clayton, ILL.,, sister
d e. b. Motter, and Mrs. Ansmus of u
. same place, and sister OF Mrs. Motto
recently arrived in Eddy for visit.