Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-12
TERRITORIAL MIRROR.
Ration Brevitles,


A dancing school has been established
at Ration.
o. w. McCuiston came in Thursday
| from his ranch to spend few days in
| Ration.
| Miss Natala Stoneroad has returned
to her Las Vegas home from pleasant
visit to Ration.
7. Il. McAulitfe returned from Kan
sas City the other day. He struck a
good market with his cattle and his
smiling face gives the fact away.
Albert Lawrence, wife and mother
left ON Monday morning, for trip
through California and other coast
points in the interest of Mrs. Lawrence's
health.
Miss Florence Owen, daughter of
Professor Owen, of Las Cruces, and
formerly of Ration, who Is in Pennsyl-
vania for the benefit Of her health,
writes that she has very much i'm
proved since her arrival there.
Las Cruces
Judge Newcomb spent Wednesday
last in FL Paso.
Z. A. Chaffee, Esq, is employed by
an eastern tobacco firm AS travelling
salesman.
Mrs. A. NJ Granger, of the Presby-
terian mission school. has again re-
sumed her duties after a long spell OF
sickness.
Mrs. John H. Riley has left for Trim
idad where she was joined by her husband
ND fha,
home at Colorado Springs.
DR.. Cowan is busy fitting up the
Jesus Garcia place, recently occupied by
Dr.. Lane, for the reception of his bride,
who will arrive from Kansas next
month.
DR.. Lutrell's little daughter, accom-
panied by his sister, of Knoxville, Tenn.
passed through town last week for the
Mescalero agency. to spend the winter
with the doctor
Silver City
The new office of Hon. S. NJ. Ashen-
felter is rapidly nearing completion.
NJ. w. Neff, the well known mining
man, has opened an Office in the Tim
mer house.
j. S. Pedragon, of Las Cruces, is per-
forming the duties of interpreter at the
present term of court.
Miss EstelIa Clay has returned to
Kingston to accept position in her
fathers store there.
George H. Bell has purchased the cat
ranch at Burro Cienega.
Miss Edith Casey, who has been
teaching school at Steeplc Rock. re-
turned to her home in this city, on Sat
urday.
Mr. G. Bradley donated 1? volumes of
the Century Magazine and four OF
Hafper's to the Normal library this
week.
William Cassman has returned to Sill
yer City to reside, having resigned his
position as deputy United States mar
shall Mr. Cassman and his estimable
wife are welcomed back to their old
home.
Miss Annie Harris, who recently came
from Las Cruces to visit her many
former associates hera, hasconcluded to
make this city her permanent home.
ioHe Will give LuStCdi lIlStt uCuious uPoH
the mandolin, violin, bass violin. cello,
guitar and piano.
The Silver City Independent changed
hands yesterday, Mr.. George Norton
having sold the plant to certain parties
who will be known under the business
name of publishing company. The ex
act name has not been definitely decided
upon, saws the ENTERPRISE.
Eddy People.
Messers. Hagerman, Otis and Faulk-
ncr may be looked for in Eddy before
long
Mrs. Bateman departed on Tuesday
for her old home in Texas, to be absent
several months, to visit her children and
look after property interests.
Mayor L. Anderson and r. $. Nesbit.
late agricultural superintendent for the
Beet Sugar company, will head party
the other members of which are II. M.
w. S. Knowles, A. j. Nc
Callum and Archi Mann, for the klon
dixie country in the British possessions of
the frozen north
Roswell Ripples.
David Ellison, of Dardanelles, Ark.
is here for climatic reasons.
Mrs. R. f. Barnett, and children are
expected back from Louisiana soon.
Mrs. Molly Guyse moved on last Mon
day up to her ranch on the Hondo near
Picacho.
Captain j. w. James and Il. 4. Bar
nett have returned from business trip
to chihuahua and other Mexican points.
Prof. Swanwick has closed his private
school to accept a position as book
keeper for j. P. Church, and clerk at the
Central hotel.
DR.. j. c. Bynum, of Stewartsvillc,
Mo-, contemplates establishing sani
tarium here for the special benefit of
consumptives.
Mr.. G. Il. Fletcher, the popular tele-
graph operator here, left on Tuesday
for an extended visit with his sister at
Springfield, Mo.
Miss Mary E. Young left on Tuesday
for San Diego, Calif., where she will
visit short time and then go to Los
Angeles to reside.
Albuquerque Mention.
The new day operator at the Postal
Telegraph company's Office is r. H.
Hawkins, who recently arrived from Ell