Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-12
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.

for Las Cruces on legal business.
Judge John R. McFie and family will
in the near future occupy a residence on
the reservation.
Mrs. Odell. of Chicago, is at the sani-
tarium visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Schaaf, of the same city.
Mrs. H. G. Kinsell and two sons are
in Mount Ayr, Ia, where they willspend
the winter visiting relatives.
Hon. c. T. Easley was unable to get
away last night for his mothers home
in Harrisonville, Mo-, but goes tonight.
Mrs. r. B. Catron is expecting to
leave tomorrow night for Chicago to
seek the advice of distinguished physicians
there. She may be away two months.
Mrs. Frank S. Davis and little daugh-
ter, who have been visiting relatives in
Paris, Mo-, the past two months, are
expected to reach Santa Fe tonight.
Rabbi Bonheim, of Las Vegas, who
'came over to perform the ceremony for
the Bacharach-1lfeld wedding. remains
In Santa Fe over Sunday, so there will
be no services today or tomorrow in the
Las Vegas temple.
Geo. HI. Cross, who is at present con
nected with the Las Vegas Optic, is here
on a visit to his family. He returns to
Las Vegas tomorrow evening.
Harry w. Kelly and Albert Lawrence,
of Las Vegas, expect to visit the City Of
Mexico shortly as guests of A. A. Rob-
inson, president of the Mexican Central
railroad.
Indian Agent N. S. Walpolo has re-
turned from Pueblo. where he spent
election day. Mrs. Walpole is we'll, and
their little daughter, who has been i'll, is
now recovering.
A. j. Fischer has gone on a ten days
hunt in the PecoS country. He prom
ised a dozen friends to bring them home
each a 1000 pound grizzly bear, to say
nothing of wagon loads of antelope,
Wildcats, trout and lots of other things.
Ex-Governor Burke, of South Dakota,
special agent for the Interior depart
ment at Washington, who spent two
weeks in this city inspecting the sur
veyor generals and the registers and
receivers offices, left Thursday after
noon for the Pacific coast.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. C. l.. Bishop
entertained a party of lady friends in a
most pleasant manner. "a lesson in
geography" occupied the attention of
the guests and created much amusement.
When the recitation was over, the prize
was awarded to Mrs. Rice. Those pres
ent were Mesdames Dudrow, Long, Nc
Pherson, Crichton, w. II. Moore, Riven-
burg, w. l.. Jones, p. E. Harroun,
Marsh, Woods, Gerdes, Rice, Taylor,
Price, and Miss Rrice.
Corporal j. T. Manning, of Company
G, LIST territorial regiment of volunteer
infantry, has been ordered discharged
at Camp Hamilton, and will at met re-
turn to Santa Fe to again enter the
service of the New Mexican. Mr..
Manning is one of the brightest news
paper men in the southwest, he has made
more than a local reputation for him
self in his past connection with this
paper, and his many friends in the ter
ritory will be pleased to know that he
will again be connected with the editor
ial staff of the best paper in New Mex
leo.
Professor w II. Holmes. curator of
the anthropological department of the
Smithsonian Institution at Washington,
is a guest at the Claire for two or three
days. He is en- route eastward from
California where he has been collecting
specimens for the museum, and stopped
over to see something of the oldest city
in America. Professor Holmes was in
charge of the anthropological exhibits
for the government at the worlds fair
and at Omaha, and is a savant of years
Of experience in his department of
science. He has for years known DR..
Coues who spent last summer In Santa
Fe, and speaks highly of that savant's
accomplishments. Professor Holmes
says that all there is left of the famous
worlds fair buildings at Jackson park
are the convent of La Rabida, the
German building and the fine art
museum. The park has all been re-
paired and r%emodeled, and is now one
of the most attractive spots in the
country.
Hon. j. Amado Lucero, the efficient
county commissioner from Espanola,
spent the day in the city attending to
county business. After January l, Mr..
Lucero's title will be judge, as he will
then take the office Of probate Judge,
to which he was elected last Tuesday
by a handsome majority.
Hon. J. T. Mclaughlin, the genial
and up-to-date county commissioner
from San Pedro, returned to his home
in the southern part Of the county this
afternoon, after attending to county
business in the city this morning. Mr..
Mclaughlin is well pleased with the re-
suit of the election, as he well may be,
having been reelected by a very hand
majority.
Fernand Lungren, the well known