Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Sister Superior of the st. Vim
cents sanitarium, is very i'll; also, Sis
ter Veronica.
Coal Oil Inspector John S. Clark was
a passenger for his home in Las Vegas
last night, just as serene and good ma
tured as he was before the session.
Mrs. Charles Van Dyne and Miss
Glare Du Barr, of Antonito, who have
been visiting in Santa Fee for the past
three weeks, returned home this morn
ing.
Hon. ]. A. Ancheta and family have
left for the south, Mr.. Ancheta going
to Las Cruces to attend court and Mrs.
Ancheta and family going to their home
in Silver City.
Hon. w. A. Schultz, a faithful repre-
sentative Of the interests Of San Miguel
| county during the last legislature, will
return to his home in Las Vegas and re-
sumo his occupation as an engineer for
the Santa Fe.
Hon William Fitzpatrick, who was n
Of the best members of the house, left
| yesterday for Gallup, where he has ac-
! cepted a position with the Crescent Coal
Company.
Hon Frank Staplin, one of the young
est members of the house, and also one
of the brightest and hardest workers,
| left for his home at Taos this morning,
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the Taos Cresset.
Hon. H. o. Bursum, who was n Of
the leading members of the council, left
last night for Socorro. After closing up
| his business there, he will return to
| Santa Fe, to assume charge of the peni-
Tertiary as superintendent.
Hon. j.. E. Wharton, who made a very
good record during the session, rs men,
mer of the house, and who was n of
| the two Democrats in that body, was a
passenger for his Lincoln county home
| yesterday. He was well pleased with
the results of the session.
Silas Alexander, the new district at
torney for Socorro and Lincoln counties,
went home yesterday well santisfied
with what the governor and the legis-
lature had done during the session.
Hon. Alexander D. Mcintosh, who
was a faithful and hard working men,
Der of the house from San Juan county,
was a passenger north this morning for
his fine ranch home at Cedar Hill, in
San Juan county.
w. A. Hawkins, of Alamogordo, who
has been here for the past ten days, as
guest of the governor and Mrs. Otero,
went home yesterday. Mrs. Hawkins
and three children are visiting friends
in Los Angeles.
There was a very large meeting at the
regular session of the Amaranth club
which met at the residence of Professor
G. Z. Burton Thursday evening. The
program was highly interesting, and in
| Guided literary and musical features.
The debate was on the question,
(which has accomplished the most
good to humanity, the reformer or the
inventor" and was we'll contested on
both sides. The award was given to the
reformer. Recitations, readings and
vocal and instrumental music followed,
and at II p. m. the club was entertained
by the host and hostess, with refresh
ments consisting of chocolate, cakes and
fruit. Miss Clara Bischoff was chosen
secretary and William Woodward
treasurer of the club. The next meeting
| will be held at the residence of Clay
Patterson on the 30th inst, when the
subject of debate will be the pillow
versus the sewing machine.
J. M. Mcdonald, ESQ, of Taos, who
has been in this city on legislative bust
ness, returned to his home this morning
over the D. & r. G..
Ex-Governor Prince went up to his
Espanola ranch this morning.
Hon. Samuel Eldodt went up to
Chamita today.
Hon. Malaquias Martinez, member of
the late council of the legislature, re-
turned north to Taos this morning.
Hon. A. D. Mcintosh, member of the
late house of representatives, left this
morning owe the narrow gauge for San
Juan county, his home.
Mrs. F. P. Crichton has returned from
Florence, Colo, with her son Roy, who
Is in business there, and has been very
sick.
M. M. Cruise, cashier Mutual Life In
surance Company, of New York, at AL
buquerque, is in the city IN business.
He is a guest at the Palace.
j.. Grattan O'Bryan, Of Denver, a
prominent attorney Of that city and a
relative Of Governor and Mrs. Otero,
who is well and favorably known in
New Mexico, is in Santa Fe on a visit
and attending to legal matters.
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