Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-28
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

The post office will be open tomorrow
from 9 to 10 O'Clock.
Exchange: w. w. Baskin, Pecos; j..
L. Gimskel, James French, Pueblo, Col.
Bon-Ton: Rhys Williams. Samuel Oh
linger, Antonito; Apolonio Duran, Taos.
The train from the west was one
hour late this afternoon. The Ell Paso
train came in at 1915 this forenoon.
1t showed last night and this fore
noon it looked as if it would not clear
up until tomorrow. By noon, however,
the sky vas clear.
A local dealer who had ordered five
ducks from his commission man was
astonished to receive instead last even
ing 500 pounds of ducks.
The eight days old child Of Augustin
Pine of College street, was buried in
Guadalupe cemetery yesterday. Chas.
Wagner was the funeral director.
At the government Indian school to-
morrow a Thanksgiving feast will be
served to the 1886 pupils, at which IS
turkeys will occupy the place of honor.
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court house last evening was greatly
enjoyed by a large audience. The farce
was excellently rendered by about 20
young ome and several young men
The local hits were many and witty,
and caused great merriment.
Miss Nellie Conner died at the Loret-
to academy of Inflammation of the
bowels, and not of tonsilitis as report
ed. The remains were shipped yester-
day afternoon by Undertaken Wagner
to Flagstaff, Ariz. Interment will be
made at Yucca, near Flagstaff.
Palace: r. C. Gortner, T. G. Curtin,
City; A. A. Keen, Albuquerque; A.
Brantigan, Joplin; J. H. Troutman,
Denver; Hugo Scharwenka, Cincinnati;
John S. Clark, Las Vegas; George New
ell and wife, j. L. Wheaton and wife,
Mrs. H. e. Carpenter, Miss F. H. jerks,
Pawtucket, r. l.; T. G. Saxon, Alamo
sa; E. C. Abbott, Red River; J. O'Con-
nor, Denver.
1.-THE public library will be closed to-
morrow, Thanksgiving day.
The Ladies' Guild will meet Friday
afternoon of this week at 2:30 o'clock
with Mrs. Harroun.
The federal offices, the court house
offices and many business places as well
as the bank will be closed tomorrow.
Thanksgiving exercises were held to-
day in all of the public schools. To-
morrow the school children have a
holiday.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O the Santa
Fe High School Juniors will play a game
of football with the Junior Indians at
the Indian school.
There will be no issue of the New
Mexican tomorrow. The 80 employees of
the New Mexican are going to observe
Thanksgiving day as it should be OBJ
served.
The members of the G. E. Society of
the Presbyterian church desire to thank
all who so kindly assisted by their pa
tronage and help in their entertainment
on Tuesday night. Mrs. Alan R. Nc
Cord, chairman.
The walks from the business part OF
the city to the capitol should be all In
good condition by the time the legisla-
ture meets. Especially on that portion
of Don Gaspar avenue from San Fran
cisco street to Water street, the city
should %macadamize or lay walksin order
to do away with the mud that prevails
whenever a few drops of rain or a few
fakes of snow fall.
The fact that the New Mexican Print.
ing company is in business in Santa Fe
enables several families to have full din.
ner pals and turkey tomorrow. The
money spent by the New Mexican in
wages amounts to considerable and helps
the business community along to quite a
large extent. The business community
should reciprocate by advertising and by
giving the company plenty of job work
book and blank work. The more money
the business men and merchants spend
with the New Mexican the more they
will get back in return by trade.