Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-29
SOCIAL auD PERSONAL

CnarleS u. CatrOn leIt last lnurSudy
for Chicago to resume his studies in the
university of Chicago.
Mrs. T. B. Catron is in Mankato,
Mimi, visiting friends. She expects to
leave for home some time this week.
Miss Mary La Rue, who has been the
guest of Mrs. M. A. OterO in this city,
left this morning for her home in Las
Vegas. I'D.
Mrs. c. M. Higginson, Miss Sarah Nc
Kenzie, Miss Ellen Hargrave and Will
liam H. Ries, of Chicago. are guests at
the sanitarium.
George w. Kephart, manager of the
Albemarle mine at Bland, arrived from
Denver last evening and returned to
Bland this forenoon.
Miss Stella Sloan and Miss Nellie
| Blanchard left this morning for Bland
for a visit of two weeks to the family
Of Rev. G. S. Madden.
Giles the past few weeks. and indications
are that it will continue to be the case
| for some time to come.
Mrs. H. o. Bursum left this week on
a visit to her mother at Brownwood,
Tex. She was accompanied a far as
Ell Paso by Mr.. Bursum.
United States Attorney w. B. Chill
ders was in the capital all week on
court business, but returned home to
albuquerque to spend Sunday.
NE.o r no1a- ooJ Jo,ohtav Cor xy1
on Wednesday forenoon departed for
the east, where Mrs. Palen will visit her
parents at Irvington, N. ]. r. M. Har-
dinge accompanied Mrs. and Miss Pa
len as far as Ration.
Stephen r. Willard, an attorney of
Minneapolis, who is no stranger in this
city, as he spent several years here for
his health some eight years ago, is here
again for the sake of his health. He
will stay during the winter at the sani-
tarium.
Hon. Charles A. Towne, Of Minnesota
former Populist candidate for vice pres
ident. passed through New Mexico or
the Santa Fe a few days ago, returning
from California, en- route for Emporia
Kan, where he speaks tonight.
Hon. T. B. Catron returned from the
east this week after having passed two
months in Michigan, Chicago, New
York and other places. The trip wa:
fpartly for the benefit Of his health, and
he came home feeling much better and
stronger than he has felt for a lone
time. y "3+
Joseph E. Morrison, Of Prescott, Ariz.
son of Judge A. L. Morrison, of this
city, has received the Republican nom
ination for district attorney Of Yavapa
county. The nomination was by accla'
nation. His chances for election arr
said to be very good. The young man i.
very we'll and favorably known in San
ia Fe, where he resided for evera
years. He studied law here, was ad'
mitted to the bar, and then went tt
Prescott in 1898 and entered the law Of
fee of his brother, Robert E. Morrison
Since then he has worked himself uI
steadily in his chosen profession, and II
attaining much success as a lawyer. He
Is respected and popular. His many
friends here are glad to hear of his sue
cess, and wish him a full easur of it
Judge A. L. Morrison, collector Of in.
ternal revenue, expects to leave mex
week for the purpose of doing foul
weeks campaign work in Ohio for the
Republican party. The Judge is wei
known as a most incisive and forcible
speaker, and Is we'll posted upon money
tariff and the trust questions. He is
well known throughout Ohio, having
been engaged in work for the Republic
an party in that state during the cam
paigns Of the past thirty years. There
Is no question but that he will do the
party a great deal Of good by these
speeches throughout the state. The
judge will take with him a lot Of i'm
migration literature published by the
bureau of immigration on climate, hot
springs, mines and minerals, agricul-
ture and horticulture, and the stock in
terests Of New Mexico, and will dis
tribute them free at his speeches, thus
rendering the people Of the territory a
great service in advertising the grand
climate and magnificent undeveloped
resources Of the territory.
The ladies' reception committee for
the horticultural fair has divided itself
into three subcommittee of seven mem
bers each to attend to each days work
during the fair. The committee for the
first day is Mrs. Eugenia Manderfeld,
chairman; Mrs. Cartwright, Mrs. Gran
dali, Mrs. Fischer, Mrs. Gable. Mrs.
Harroun and Mrs. Wallace.
For the third day Mrs. l.. Bradford
Prince is chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Baca, Mrs. Bergere, Mrs. Knaebel, Mrs.
Page Otero, Mrs. ]. d. Sena, Mrs.
Thomas. For the first days entertain
ment the ladies will serve ice cream,
cake and cider, and there will be music.
On the last day there will be a baby
show. Further details are to be ar
ranged later. The second day commit
tee has not yet organized.
Millinery Opening.
| Fall opening Of stylish millinery at
my parlors Monday evening, October
lst, from 8 to 10 o'clock p. M, IS also
the entire day following. Mrs. E.
Y~rissarri has been engaged to assist ns
and we cordially invite all to come in,
listen to the music, and inspect the
newest, most complete and up to date
stock of millinery goods In the territory.
BELLE MADDEN KRAUs.
Republican Territorial C~onvention
Santa Es, n. II. OCT, 3rd, 1900
For the above occasion the Santa Te
route will sell tickets to- Santa Fe and
return at one and one-ffth fare for the
round trip, on the certificate plan, pro-
! viding there are fifty or more full fare
passengers In attendance. For particu-
lars a on anv AGENT Of the Santa Ee