Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

is still here the guest of her sister, Mrs.
b, NJ. Thomas.
Mrs. NJ. R. Otero is on a visit to her
son at Albuquerque and will be absent
several weeks.
Lee B%lackmore, of Kansas City, has
been visiting among Santa Fee friends
for some days.
Miss Anita Bergere has sent out in
vitations for a children's party on Mon
day evening.
Mrs. II. S. Hubbell and son are here
from Albuquerque, pleasantly quar-
tered at st. Vincent sanitarium.
Mrs. P. e. Harroun, of Albuquerque,
is spending the summer here, the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. W. s. Harronn.
G. II. Van Stone. brother of Mrs. E.
l.. Eustis, left Thursday for u six weeks
visit with his parents at Toledo, O..
Rev. p. Gilberton leaves this after
noon for Il weeks trip to Cerrillos, Ma
drid, Dolores, Golden and San Pedro.
Miss Maud McFie is the guest of
friends at Monticello, Ind. and will
probably return home the first of next
week.
Archbishop Bourgade has returned
from a fifteen days tour, visiting the
parishes in Taos and Rio Arriba coun-
ties.
Assistant Postmaster II. S. kaune
and Julius H. Gerdes are planning q
two weeks vacation trip to the Sulphur
hot springs.
Solicitor General Z. l.. Bartlett is ex-
pected home from a trip to Denver and
Kansas City, on Thursday evening Of
next week.
j. B. Lamy is home again after an
extended stay at Ojo Calient. where he
got rid of a stubborn attack of sciatic
rheumatism.
Col. S. H.. Spooner, who has been in
Lincoln county looking after Indian
depreciation claims, returned to the san
itarium yesterday.
$. L. Lankard and family have
moved from the Palace hotel to their
former home, the Bell place, in the
western part of town.
Miss Ring. a charming lady from
Denver, friend of Miss Claire Gulliford,
is soiourning in the city for the benefit
of her health.
w. 4. Middleton, the gentlemanly
secretary of the Monte Cristo Placer
company, is in town from Golden to re-
main over Sunday.
District Attorney c. A. Spiess has left
Las Vegas for a visit with his family,
now domiciled at the White cottage,
Bay street, South Santa Monica.
Messrs. Louis Ilfeld and Louis Baer
came up from Albuquerque at moor to
remain over Sunday with their families
who are spending the summer here.
Hon. Solomon. Luna returned from
the south at noon today in company
with Sheriff Z. s. Hubbell who came
from Albuquerque to visit his family at
the sanitarinm.
Hon. Frank HubbeIl, the painstaking
superintendent of Bernalillo county
public schools, is in the city visiting
friends. In company with him is Hon.
j. M. Sandoyal. assessor of Bernalillo
county.
Mrs. VIM. Dreyfus, of Denver, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. s. Spitz, and
will remain some time. Mr.. Dreyfus
accompanied her and spent several days
! here this week.
Doylestown, Pa, that he and his fam
lily are greatly enjoying their visit to
the east. They expect to be back in
Santa Fe by August /.
Mrs. Montgomery, of Las Cruces, a
friend of Judge and Mrs. McFie, has
two daughters and a s~on-in.law engaged
in missionary work in China, and great
fears are felt for their safety in the
present crisis.
Mrs. W. Graham, of Cerrillos, and
Mrs. Kenney, of W%alsenburg, have been
in the city for the past week at
the bed side of their mother, Mrs.
Kirkland, who is quite i'll at the
sanitarium.
Prof. J. &. McNary. of the normal
university faculty at Las Vegas, has
gone to Denver where he is organizing
a grand chorus for the national Baptist
meeting. After that he goes to
Germany on leave for a year to study
music.
Congratulations are pouring in upon
Governor and Mrs. Otero upon the birth
Of a baby girl this week. Elizabeth
Emmett is the name bestowed upon the
child which is pretty and strong. Mrs.
Otero is rapidly recovering her health
and strength.
A. M. Ross and wife left this morning
to visit the formers brother at Trini-
dad, District Attorney r. r. Ross They
have been here some weeks on a visit
to Mrs. Ross mother, Mrs. George Ber-
leth. Mr.. Ross is manager of the Colo
RADIO Supply Company's store at Rock
vale, Colo.
Mrs. Frank Hunter is here from
Tyler, Tex, on a visit with the family |
of her brother, A. j. Fischer. She is
accompanied by her three children. |
Mr.. Hunter. well remembered by all
residents here, is connected with the |
Cotton Belt railway and is doing we'll, |
but yearns for the summer breezes OF
Santa Fe.
Those A to 6 pound rainbow trout in
the Conejos river, which one so often
hears about but seldom sees, will have
to fight shy of surface flies for the next
ten days to avoid trouble. On the
outgoing Denver & Rio Grande train
this morning were, Hon. M. G.-Reyn-
olds and son, Maj. p. B.. Otero, DIR. j. B. |
Manley, Alderman j. W. Akers and
others. and tomorrow will find them in
camp at some shady nook on the Cone
los. and fully aOuinned for a hatt1e row.
al with the earnest trout that wears a
fin.
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