Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-09-18
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
The Weeks DOiugs Among Well
Known People.

County Commissioner Mclaughlin OF
San Pedro, is in the city on business.
Mrs. John Steward has gone to Spring
er, on an extended visit with relatives.
Miss Grace Threewitt of Cincinnati, il
visiting in Santa Fe, arriving last night
Mr.. Frank Ortiz and family returned
from the Albuquerque fair this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mckenzie once
more occupy their old home on Palace
avenue.
Mr.. A. j. Ortiz of Antonito, is in thu
city on business and registers at the Pal
ace hotel.
Mr.. M. R. Williams, roadmaster of thu
Santa Fe, is in the city stopping at thu
Exchange.
| Mrs. John Harmon ia confined to hel
room at the sanitarium with an attack O.
mountain fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fisher, sight
seers from Pueblo, Colo, are stopping al
the Exchange.
Mr.. A. j. Tlsdale, manager of the Bel
ranch In San Miguel county, is registered
at the Palsce hotel.
Rev. Adrian MARITIME, parish priest o.
Gallup, was a visitor at the cathedra
during the past week.
Mr.. L. j. Otto. prominent citizen Of
Msgdalena, is in the city on business, ant
registers at the Exchange.
Mrs. l.. Bradford Prince, who has beer
indlsposed for several days, is pronounced
convalescent by her physician.
Mrs. j. E. Dubar and children OF An
tonito, are visiting in Santa Fe, making
their headq quarters at the Exchange.
Prof. I. D. A. Cockrell, of the Agri
cultural college, is in the city studying
Santa Fe insects. He registers at the
Exchange.
Mrs. Sidebottom, who has been suffering
with mountain fever, is much better. He
son, Earl, is still quite ill with the same
complaint.
Mrs. Grant Rivenburg, president of thu
Womans board of trade, hopes to leav'
for visit to her father and mother ir
Kansas on Tuesday.
Mr.. Cipriano Baca of Socorro county
and deputy United States marshal, is il
the city attending to business matters
connected with his office.
Mrs. D. P. Murphy and son of Rocl
Springs, Wyo,, guests at the sanitariun
for the past week, expect to leave for AL
buquerque tomorrow night.
Mrs. R. j. Palen, wife of the we'll known
and respected banker of Santa Fe, will
return home from visit to relatives il
New JERSEY in week or SO,
Hon. Charles F. Easley, late surveyor
general, has decided to open law offic,
and mining exchange in the Griffin block
He will make speciality of mining ant
land law practice.
At the quarterly conference of tn
Methodist church, held last evening, ,
unanimous request was made that Rev
Geo. s. Madden be returned to Santa F,
for the coming year.
Mrs. Flora DeWoody, who will visi
with Miss Crane for about six weeks, il
the daughter of Dr.. and Mrs. j. H. Henri,
of Dallas, Tex, who have a number o
acq uaintances in this city.
Mr.. B. Mccoy of Minneapolis, specia
agent for the treasury department, ar
rived in Santa Fe last night for the pur
pose of transferring the internal revenue
office to Judge A. l.. Morrison.
At its recent meeting, the Presby terial
Aid society elected the following officer
for the ensuing year: Mrs. @. L. Bishop
president; Mrs. T. P. Gable, vice presi
dent; Miss Allison, secretary; Miss Bolan
der, treasurer.
A recent private letter from Kansas
City conveys to many Santa Fe friends
the pleasing intelligence that Mrs. E, L
Bartlett is recovering from her critica
illness and that her condition is now con
sidered most hopeful.
Colonel Venceslao Jaramillo, and Mr.
W. G. Sargent, collector of Rio Arribs
county, passed through the city thil
morning on their way to I'll Rito from
the Albuquerque tair, where they passed
a very pleasant week.
Misses Grace and Sally Woodward, who
have been spending the summer with
their sister, Mrs Carl Ernst, will leave
for st. Louis tonight. Mrs. Ernst and
little daughter, Alice, accom- panies then,
for two months visit with her parents
Miss Lora Weir, pleasantly remem
bered as a successful healthseeker in San
ia Fe last year, has returned from hel
home in La Porte, Ind, intending to
spend the winter here. She is at present
the guest of Mrs. Charles A. Spiess.
Miss Staab gave pleasant little "after.
noon" party on Thursday in honor OF
Mrs. Shannon, and Miss Palen FOLLOWED
suit" with similar graceful tender OF
far-handed inequalities this afternoon to
the same deservedly popular lady.
Rev. and Mrs. j. B. Johnston, of Bos-
ton, arrived in Santa Fe yesterday after
noon for visit with their son and daugh-
ter, who have been here for the past
year. Rev. Johnston will preach in the
Methodist church tomorrow morning at
the usual hour for holding services.
Hon. Antonio NJ. Lopez, the capable
and popular probate clerk of Rio Arriba
county, accompanied by his estimable
wife, passed through Santa Fe yesterday
on his way to Albuquerque. They do
say that Mr.. Lopez is an almost ideal
probate clerk. His records are admired
by all beholders.
Mr.. Gerard E. Norton, formerly teacher
of the public school at Madrid, who has
many friends in Santa Fe, is prospecting
in the city of chihuahua, Republic of
Mexico. He is employed on new map
of the state of Chihuahua, likes the work
and is we'll pleased with the pay he is re-
ceiving.
Mr.. Joseph Brandt, who was employed
by Mr.. W. A. Mckenzie, the we'll known
Santa Fe hardware merchant, % years
ago, reached this historical capital on a
visit last night, and was naturally &C.
corded royal welcome by his old en-