Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-07
TERRITORIAL TOPICS
Union County.

with MS loufth neru VI cdtule iasl
week.
Mrs. George Bushnell, of Clayton, and
Mr.. Fred Burch were married recently.
They will reside in Clayton.
Dad Wolford and Judge Holland COM
prise a new livestock and commission
firm for Clayton. They have $50 0
ready to invest in livestock.
Colfax County.
Springer people planted Il 7o-foot flag
pole july A.
Mrs. John Rueb. of Albuquerque, died
in Ration last week.
The wool clip is unusually large and
buyers are plentiful.
Jerry Fitzpatrick, of Ration, is taking
in the Omaha exposition.
Mrs. C. A. Moore. of Ration, is visiting
in Manitou and Glenwood Springs.
Mis-. David Lockard and son, of Ra-
ton, are visiting relatives in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl F~ullenwider, of Ra-
ton, have a new daughter at their home.
Miss j. II. Johnston, of Ration, will
spend the summer in Colorado Springs.
Miss Francis Stiles and Mr.. Cory o.
Wiley were married in Ration last week.
Miss Fannie Maxwell aud Mr.. John
NJ. Lohey were married in Ration last
week.
c. E. Hartley is carrying mail and
passengers between Springer and the
Bell ranch.
Miss Jessie Renoe, of st. Louis, is now
an attache of Hugo Seaberg's law office
in Springer.
A hailstorm. seven miles in width,
| spoiled some of the range near Maxwell
City last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Stemmer, of
Ration. are rejoicing over the arrival OF
a daughter at their home.
Mrs. j. j. Young and daughter and
Mrs. f. r.. Fullenwider, of Ration,
are visiting relatives in Ohio.
Mrs. J.. W. Barrett has returned to
her Ration home from an extended visit
with relatives i'm Columbus Grove, O..
Bernalillo County.
Ed Hart, of Gallup, is visiting in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Mann, of Gallup. is visiting Al
buquerque relatives.
A. II. Rupert, of Gallup, is home from
a trip to chihuahua, Old Mexico.
The Misses Poyas have opened Il term
of kindergarten school in Gallup.
Mrs. w. F. Kuchenbecker, of Gallup
is visiting relatives in California.
Mrs. S. E. Aldrich has returned tt
her Gallup home from an eastern trip.
Miss Minnie McCue. Of Albuquerque
is visiting her sister, Mrs. L.. Smith. il
Gallup.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Booth, of Gal
lup, are the happy parents OF a new
boy.
John J. Keegan and family, of Gal
lup, are visiting relatives in Gordons
vile, Va.
Miss Lizzie L. Folsom and Mr.. James
Marion Carmen, were married in Gallul
last week.
Mrs. McSparron and Mr.. Rober
Dolan were Joined in the holy bonds o
wedlock at Gallup last week.
) Mayor John d. O'Brennan died il
Gallup last week. The death was at
tributed to heart failure.
Bland Notes.
Ernest Tate has gone to Mansfield
Tex. to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard M. Stephens
of Bland, are the parents OF a new boy
Taos County.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Brigham are ncN
5 residents of La Belle.
+ Mail now reaches La Belle via Spring
err and Elizabethtown.
San Juan County.
San Juan county's first crop of alfalf
I is all cut.
, Mrs. Henry L. Ash, of La Plata, die
last week.
William H. Amiot is proving up on h
San Juan homestead.
John Felix has leased the Ridenor
ranch neal Cedar Hill.
I Jack Real has disposed of his San Jua
ranch to Colorado buyers.
j. U. Hippenmeyer & Co. have opene
Q q new meat market in Pennington.
Miss Katie Merriman and Mr.. ROgt
l.. Williams were married in Fairpoii
last week.
Colonel E. c. Condit, of Denver,
visiting his son, DR.. E. G. Condit,
+ Pennington.
: Mrs. Z. II. Redman, of Boonville, Mo
f will spend the summer visiting Mr.
, West in Aztec.
Las Vegas,
Six young men from Clayton are
= the city for the purpose of enlisting
company B.
Recruits for company b. territori
\ volunteer infantry are coming in ia
a idly, and Captain Reid says he has
men ready for muster.
Mrs. Dolores S. Otcro, of %Albuquerqu
. and Miss Virginia V. Perea, of San
Fe. were the guests Of relatives in til
o city the first of the week.
It Robert Dean. by carefully using
q 44-calibre revolver on Monday, manage
to disable his right thumb while firing
= salute in honor Of the Fourth.
The Episcopal church choir Will civ
II sacred concert at the church at
O'Clock this morning. No admissiC
v will be charged, but a collection will |
:, taken up the contributions to be used
. paying for the new organ.
Albuquerque.
:. The general supply store of Sof1
Aleyander. ON Railroad avenue. w,
closed yesterday on an execution issue
in favor of the First National bank fl
. "a, 7O9.O
George Smith, colored, has been bour
over to await the action Of the graz
Jury in the sum of $3.50 by Justice Ri
bic. Tuesday, charged with wife bea
ing.