Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-05
TERRITORIAL MIRROR.
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to California, where, it is said. they will
make their permanent residence.
John l.. Sheridan, prominent attor.
ney of Paola. Kas. has returned to en-
| joy the salubrious climate of Grant
county.
Mrs. Jessie G. Wood and Mrs. Hattie
| w. Morse. who have been visiting their
brother A. &. Hood in this city. have
left for California to spend the winter.
Major W. II. II. Llewellyn, eX-speaker
of the house of representatives of New
Mexico, and Oscar I,hman. Appointment
citizen OF Las Cruces, arrived in the city
on Thursday.
Judge Murat Masterson, well known
throughout Grant county, returned from
Klondikc to Seattle, last month. He
had several thousand dollars in dust
with him. He suffered severely on the
trip as fast time was made. says the
Enterprise.
Mr. L. G. Witten, recently from San
Antonio. Texas, and nephew OF Mr. .,
c. Wilson, the well known cattleman of
this section, arrived in the city Monday,
and expects to engagein the cattle bus-
ness. Mr.. Witten IS an energetic
young gentleman and will undoubtedly
meet with success in his new home,
says the Eagle.
Ration Brevities.
Miss Mamie Cavanaugh left Friday
for her Las Vegas home.
Fred Brueggemann left Saturday
morning on his trip to Florida and Ha-
vana.
| Mrs. Gus Peterson has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. II. Swezey, at Las
Vegas.
Mrs. H. 3. Bon fills of Denver, is visit
ing her daughters, Mrs. J. II. Walker
and Mrs. Dave Lockard.
Hon. 0. A. Hadley, of Mora county,
visited Ration Sunday and returned
home Monday morning. The governor
has a host of friends here, says the
Range.
Mrs Ella Yocum, mother of Mrs. w.
c. Wrigley, died in Philadelphia, Pa, on
January %. Mrs. Wrigley, who has
been with her mother for some
time, is expected home within Il few
days.
Albuquerque People.
Miss Claude Albright gave her fare
well concert before leaving for Europe
to resume her musical studies at the
opera house last night.
The Citizen has received the an
nouncement of the forthcoming mar
riage of Harry Mandell, formerly of
this city, to Miss Dora Lichtenstein, of
New York City. The happy event will
take place on Monday evening, Febru-
ary 2l, at 9 o'clock, and reception at
Delmonico's, Fifth avenue and Forty
fourth street. Mike Mandell, ex-mayor
OF this city, Is now In New York and will
attend the ceremony.
Las Vegas Personals.
j. Z. Moore is having his residence
improved by building an addition and
having the whole house repainted.
Mrs. j. J. Frey, who had been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Gise. left for
Albuquerque yesterday afternoon.
j. B. Long has returned from
months absence in Kansas, where he
had been called by the sickness of his
mother.
Married, at the New England restaur-
ant, Wednesday evening, February 2, by
Rev. j. f. Kellogg, Harry e. Reddng
and Miss Bertha Moeslein.
Conductor NJ. Hill. who had been
down on the Santa Fe branch, relieving
Conductor Fugate for eight or ten days,
returned home and took ont No. for
Conductor Charley Stevenson. the latter
having sick leave.
Roswell Ripples.
G. W. Littlefeld, Jr., returned last
Friday from trip to Pccos points.
Colonel E. G. Oliver and family have
moved into the Dave Scott house, on
Pecos avenue.
Mrs. Alex. Bannow and son left We'd
nesday for saltwater. Okla. on visit
to her parents.
Mrs. c. A. Keith and little daughter
and are visiting Mrs. W. H. Guyse.
At the residence of G. F. Edie, in this
place, William r. Burck and Miss Mary
Walters were recently joined together
in the bonds of wedlock. Rev. G. w.
Read officiating.
p. II. Hughes. of Stewartsvile. No.
arrived Monday and will spend the win
ter here for the benefit or his health.
He is highly pleased at his escape from
the rigOrs of a north Missouri winter.
r. P. Gayle, the genial clerk of the
probate court, is assisted in his Office
work now by his oldest daughter, Miss
Clara. She writes neat, plain legible
hand and will soon become a valuable
aid to her father.
$. r. Ballard, chief engineer of the
Pecos Valley railroad, who has been in
ticulars to the bond takers for the rail
road extension as to cost of route, etc.
Is expected to return to the valley in u
few days,
Las Cruces Brevities.
Miss May DeMier is visiting friends
in Rincon.
Mrs. James White, of El Paso, has ar
rived on visit to her sisters. the Mrs.
Castillo and Terrell.
R. A.-Howard has gone down to Ell
Paso to meet his son, Master Albert
Howard, who has been on q visit at
Sterling City, Texas.
Mrs. Judge McFie won beautiful
ladies' gold watch as prize for working
out a puzzle published by some eastern
firm in the Chicago papers.
Miss Florence Owen, daughter of
Professor Owen, who Is in Pennsylvania,
for the benefit of her health, writes that
she has very much improved since her
arrival there.
Mrs. G. w. Miles did not leave for
California, as stated last week, but will
start soon. She was delayed by sick
c,.A for fha horrnHf Of