Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-30
MINOR CITY TOPICS,

Sllll Joan ana LICK hung on the gate,
Said Dick: My dear, I really hate
Topart from you, but such is fate
Tomorrow night. so let lis wait"
Their arms entwine, they osculate,
They say Good night" they separate.
Mrs. j. Muralter is confined to her
home by illness.
The board of county commissioners
will meet next Tuesday forenoon.
William, the Young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Goebel, is recovering from
a serious attack of bronchial pneumonia.
Jose Valdez, assistant clerk at the
Indian agency in this city, is at Taos
| witnessing the San Geronimo festivities.
A. P. Hogle is painting the name Of
the A.. r. & S. f. railroad Office in gilt
letters on the large windows and glass
doors of the general office of the railroad
in this city.
B. M. Read, ESQ.,, today made appli-
cation for pension for Limo Romero,
guardian for Catarina Rael, the minor
daughter of the late Andres Rael, a
veteran of the civil war, and Margarita
Carrillo de Rael.
Encouraged by the success of hersum-
mer series, Miss Gulliford will give a
course Of eight dancing lessons, ON
mencing Saturday, October 7. Early
application for terms and particulars is
recommended. as the number of sub
scribers must necessarily be limited.
A special song service will be held at
the St. Johns M. E. church Sunday
night. Solos will be given by Messrs.
| Weitfle and McCord and Miss Nellie
Blanchard, with organ and violin duets
by Daisy and Clay Patterson, also songs
by the choir and congregation, Miss
Schormoyer leading with the cornet.
Mrs. Solomon Lowitzki today bought
the Old Curiosity shop, on San Francisco
street, from Jake Gold, and reopened it
with her sons in charge. The shop had
been closed for some time by the sheriff
on an execution in favor of j. G. Schu-
mann. Mrs. Lowitzki paid the debt,
costs and $50 for the stock, allowing
Mr.. Gold to retain his furniture.
The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society met
at the library Thursday afternoon. The
society has had the funds expended on
behalf of the rough riders before they
left for Cuba returned to it by the ter
ritory. 1t was proposed to donate the
funds to the Woman's Board of Trade,
500 of the amount to be devoted to the
purchase of books. 1t has also been
suggested to donate the whole sum,
which is almost 5000 to the fountain
fund and erect the fountain as a memo
rial to the rough riders.
Rev. /. w. Dwire, of the West Ne
braska conference, will preach at the
st. Johns M. E. church Sunday morn
ing.
The Santa Fe Mercantile Company in
today's issue makes an important an
nouncement of bargains in new goods
just received. 1t is worth while every
body's time to carefully study it.
Agustin Medran and Eugenio Gabal-
don were arrested last night on a charge
of drunkenness and lodged in the coun-
ty jail.
The Cavalry band will Thursday even
ing of next week give a dance for the pur-
pose of securing funds to buy new music.
It is hoped that the dance will be well
patronized.
Several fakirs have taken possession
of a lot at the corner of San Francisco
and Bridge streets and established
games giving sports q chance to throw
rings for a knife or to hit a head for a
cigar.
There will be a meeting of the decora-
tion committee of the Horticultural Fair
at the college campus Of st. Michael's
college Monday afternoon at ? o'clock.
The reception committee for the
second day of the horticultural fair is
requested to meet at tho residence of
Mrs. w. H. Whiteman, Monday after
| noon at three O'Clock.