Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Solicitor General Bartlett will be home
Wednesday of next week.
Hon. b, Seligman returned home this
week from a business trip to the east.
Architect l. II. Rapp of Las Vegas, is
in the capital today on a business visit.
Hon. Pedro Sanchez made official
trips this week to Mora and Las Cruces.
Governor Otero was i%ndisposed several
days this week but is rapidly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Dudrow, re-
turned home last evening from a visit
to Las Vegas.
Mrs. Mugler returned home last even
ing after spending four months with
friends in Texas.
Frederick j, Otero, son of Hon. M. S.
otero of Albuquerque, spent a day in
the capital this week.
Archbishop Peter Boureade is on a
visitation trip to the parishes in the
southern part of the territory.
Ex-Governor L. B. Prince returned
home last night from a business trip to
Magdalena, Socorro county.
e. B. Linnen returned home this
week from a two weeks hunting trip to
Rifle, northwestern Colorado.
Hon. Pedro Perea of Bernalillo, New
MeXico's delegate to congress, arrived
last night on a visit to the capital.
r. c. Wagner of the territorial treas
urer's office, returned today from a trip
to Las Vegas and Albuquerque.
Henry J. Stevens of Los Angeles, as
sistant solicitor of the Santa Fe-Pacific
railroad, spent a day in this city this
week on legal business.
Rev. Thomas Harwood of Albuquer-
que, superintendent of Spanish missions
of the Methodist Episcopal church in
New Mexico, is in the city today.
r. M. Hardinge and 7. w. Curtin
spent several days on a hunting trip
along the upper Pecos. They saw moth
ing more ferocious than bear tracks.
Mrs. M. S. Groves and two children
of Espanola, and her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Biggs of TERRA Amarillo,
were visitors in the capital this week.
A. Walker, the San Francisco street
businessman, spent the greater part Of
the week in the San Luis valley, Colo.
RADIO. He returned home last evening.
A. G. Burkdoll and wife of Chicago.
have gone to Silver City. Mr.. Burkdol
represents A. G. Spalding, who has in
terests at Hudson, Grant county, where
an important enterprise is to be III
augurated ere long.
Captain j. Lamborn and son will take
up their residence at Mrs. 4Kelly's home.
Captain Sanborn is here for his health.
having been taken i'll with lung trouble
while a captain in Colonel William Jen-
nings Bryan's Nebraska regiment. His
home is Wilcox, Neb., where he is
prominent in business and political cir.
cles, having served in the Nebraska leg
islature and also being interested in the
bank at Wilcox.
While at Aztec Judge McFie, District
Attorney Gortner, District Clerk Ber-
gere, Court Stenographer Mcpherson
and Court Interpreter Read were royalty
entertained and feted. They had in.
tended to take a trip to Pennington be-
fore returning home but a chung up
jury prevented all except District At
torney Gortner from going. They all
returned home by way of Durango. AT
Durango too, they were recipients OF
much social attention during their brief
stay.
Mr.J. d. Hughes yesterday moved from
his former home on Palace avenue to
his new home on Grant avenue. oppo.
site the Presbyterian church. The
house was formerly occupied by Archi-
tect and Mrs. |. Fl. Rapp, and has been
thoroughly. renovated. Mrs. j. d.
Hughes, who has been at Los Angeles.
Calf, the past few weeks, is expected
home at the end of next week. She has
been i'll since going to California, but
has almost entirely recovered.
G. V. O%berholtzer, wife and two chill
dren, of Berlin, Ont, this week took up
their residence with Mrs. Taylor. They
arrived here Thursday evening, coming
to New Mexico for Mr.. Oberholtzer's
health.
Mrs. Mary V. Sharpe, formerly the
private secretary of the general mana
ger of the Pecos Valley railway line, has
removed to Ell Paso from east Texas to
spend the winter to recover her health
Next year she expects to make a trip to
the French exposition.
Alexander Humboldt Pracht, the
youngest son of Special Agent Max
Pracht, of the general land office, was
married October 10 to Miss Susie Mar
tin, of Portland, Ore, where the we'd
ding took place. The young couple re-
side at Ashland, Ore, where Mr.. Prachl
is manager of the Southern Pacific
Railroad hotel.
Mrs. II. e. Turner arrived last nigh
from Ell Paso to visit her aunt, Mrs. T.
B. Catron. AS will be remembered, Mrs,
Turner vas formerly Miss Jennie Walz,
and was married only a few weeks ago
Ex-Governor and Mrs. W. T. Thorn
ton will leave tomorrow afternoon for
Guadalajara, Mex, where they will
spend the winter, and probably next
summer. Mrs. Thornton has been the
guest all summer of her sister, Mrs. J.
P. Victory. Ex-Governor Thornton re-
turned to Santa Fe this week from a
lengthy visit to New York.
George H. Shields, of Las Vegas, who
was the guest this week Of his sister,
Mrs. ]. l.. Zimmermann, left Thursday
afternoon on a visit to Ell Paso.
M. j. Church, a Milwaukee capitalist,
spent a few days this week in the cap
ital as the guest of Judge N. B. Laugh
lin, and was with him and Hon. Chas.
F. Easley on a visit to Bland, returning
home last evening.
Rev. F. T. Bennett, at one time pas
tor of the church of the Holy Faith in
this city, has removed from Albuquer-
que to Prescott, Ariz.
Mr. and Mrs Inhn La mont arrived