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

a visit. ... .&
Samuel Eldodt returned to Oh anita
this forenoon. ."a
Miss Nofsinger left this morning for
Colorado Springs.
Miss r. Clark left yesterday for her
home at Plaza Alcalde.
Miss Massie leaves next week on a
trip to her home in Toronto. .
c. H. Elmendorf has gone on a ten
days trip to Socorro county.
George W. Hickox is here from FL
Paso on a visit with his family.
w. E. Martin returned home yester-
day afternoon from a trip to Socorro.
| Col. s. H.. Spooner is spending a week
or so at Lincoln on government bust
ness.
Jamie Griffen, son of the late w. w.
Griffen, is here from Kansas City visit
ing with his brothers. -
Fred Lewis and wife are UP fro n AL
buquerque, spending some days with
old-time friends in Santa Fe. ... .-
Miss Rebecca Rowland, mission
teacher at Taos, is. spendn. her vaca-
ton among Las Vegas friends.
Miss Nina Otero is a guest at the
Field cottage in the park of the Santa
Fee rod and gun club, upper Pecos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore D. Ravenel, of
Raleigh, S. c.. are guests at the sani-
tarium, coming for Mr.. Ravanels
health.
Mrs. Pitcher and Mrs. Dawes, of the
government Indian school, leave next
week to spend their vacation at Law
renee, Kan.
Miss Matte Cavanaugh leaves to-
morrow night for San Carlos, returning
here in September to resume her duties
at the Indian school.
Hon. J. NJ. Archuleta, of CoIejos, |
Colo, who has spent a pleasant week
here with his daughter. Mrs. Jasper Or
tiz, departed for home yesterday.
A. G. Austen has returned from a Wis
it to his old home in Canada, and re-
sumed his desk duties in the office of
General Bartlett. Z
w. N. Parkhurst, wife and babe, of
Albuquerque, are enjoying their sum
mer stay here immensely. They are
quartered at st. Vincent sanitarium.
F. x. Eberle, of Los Angeles. owner
some OF the great mines in western
socorro county, has been here several
the guest of Hon. 4. B. Catron.
Mrs. George Hill Howard and son left
his morning for a visit to Ojo Caiiente.
Antonio Joseph, Jr., departed this
morning for his home at Ojo Caliente.
Mrs. Cushman and Miss Lizzie
Hughes, daughter Of Hon. Thomas
Hughes, of Albuquerque, have been
quests all week of Mr.. and Mrs. o. c.. 4,
Watson. +'t-" ,.'- .,..'.'. '-'' !.
Miss Wallace and Miss Faber, two r
harming young ladies, teachers at the r
albuquerque Indian school, are spend r
ng their vacation in the city, and will i,
emain some weeks. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Snyder, of Dem d
er, this week gave a delightful mnsi- C
ale in honor of Mrs. Josephine Du v
'hemin, OF this city, who returned home
rom her visit last evening.
Hon. Solomon Luna arrived in the :,
ity last evening from Washington. He y
I'LL 90 south tomorrow but will return
making Santa Fe his home during
absence of Mrs. Luna in Europe.
r. w. Bullock and family, of Alamo II
a. who have been visiting Mrs. Bull u
'ck's father. J.. G. Creager, at Bland, q
rrived in the city last night. Mr.. Bull =.
is connected withthe public schools !.
Alamosa. u
Archbishop Bourgade arrived at Taos NJ
i the Fourth, and was rendered a mag "
.ficent reception by the entire popu-
ce. The church and the adjacent =
were deliberately deco
ted. ,trt. 'a '" F''' 49,"
Governor Otero, owing to a pressure
public business will be unable to
the committee. to, Canton, IN,
1io, on July ~, to formally notify a.
'esident Mckinley of his nomination
the Philadelphia convention. Hon. Le
'iohpH WI WuOil lie ntU asked 10 p"
It as his substitute will also be unable .
go. 4'~t.efI" .t ..f "GEs+a %
Gus Hunter and two others are OUT ~
ting to-day, and leave tomorrow for ~,
e formers new mine locations, twelve no
lies southeast of town, to work on the ne
aims. Assays of ore taken therefrom M
days ago were made by a Blani as
yer, and showed values of $40 per ton
silver and copper. a }i.H .A M =
Lewis Emery, Jr., and his son, E. G.. a.
merry, of Bradford, Pa, are pleasant y
ople who have been visiting here for :
veral days. Mr.. Emery made a for
ne in oil years ago, but for three
ars past, owing to failing health. he
s made his home in Arizona and Cal
being occupied much Of the
with experimenting in the cyanide
ocess for treating ores. This process u
regards as yet in its very infancy. g7
ough ever loyal to his home state Of 3
nnsylvania, Mr.. Emery Is enamored
the west, and thinks Colorado fully /.
great and %resourceful a common -
alth as Pennsylvania. ~