Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-12-13
SANTA FE, N. M, SATURDAY, DECEMBER l3, 1902.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

| Mrs. Thomas Moore of Albuquerque
is here and win remain for severa
days.
Miss Clark Of Plaza del Alcalde,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lee
Hersch.
Chief Justice w. j. Mills of Las We
gas, was visitor in the capital during
the week.
Hon. M. r. Otero is spending a II
days leave of absence at Peralta, Va
lencia county, and at Albuquerque.
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Harroun left to
day for Santa Rosalia, Mexico, for thu
benefit of the doctors health.
Hon. w. H. Kennedy of Cerrillos
chairman of the board of county com.
missioners is in the city on business.
Governor l.. B. Prince, who has
been in New York, has gone to Wash.
ington to aid in the fight for statehood
Mrs. j. Francisco Chaves left early
in the week for an extended visit al
the Chaves ranch in eastern Valencia
county.
B. M Read, Esq, left today for Las
Vegas to spend Sunday with Mrs. Read
who recently underwent severe sur
gical operation.
Mrs. l.. Bradford Prince will leave
shortly for an extended visit with
friends and relatives in New York and
other eastern cities.
Mrs. Alfred NJ. Bergere and Miss
Doyle will leave on Monday for Los
Angeles, Calf, and will be gone two
months for their health.
Mrs w. r. Dye, who has been under
treatment in Denver for ear trouble for
three months, is expected to return to
her home in this city tonight.
C. F. Grayson, president of the Silver
City National Bank, who spent the
past month in New York City on finan-
cial business, returned home this week
Col Venceslao Jaramillo and wife
are in the city. Mr.. Jaramillo is a
member -elect of the territorial council
and is secretary of the board of equal
ization.
Samuel Failor, wife and son, Har-
lem Failor and two children of Newton,
Ia, are here to spend the winter. Sam
uel Failor is an uncle of S. H. Failor of
this city.
District Attorney E. c. Abbott will
leave tomorrow evening for the north
ern part of New Mexico, and will also
visit Denver before returning. He goes
on legal business.
District Attorney Charles A. Spiess
of Las Vegas, has gone to Washington
for the purpose of aiding in the pas
sage of the omnibus statehood bill by
the U. S. senate.
District Attorney j. Leahy of Ration,
is among those who have gone to
Washing ton in the interest of the pas
sage of the omnibus statehood bill by
the United States senate.
M. B. Otero, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
NJ. Bergere, will spend his Christmas
holidays with Mrs. Mandelick in New
York, who, it will be remembered, Wis
tied the Bergere home last summer.
Mrs. r. L. McCance, wife of the au-
1itor of THE Pennsylvania Development
Company and of the Santa Fe Central
Railway Company, is expected to ar
i've during the coming week from
Pittsburg, Pa, and will spend the win
:er here.
Governor and Mrs. Otero and son ex-
)ect to spend the holidays In New York
City and Washington. They will leave
or the east upon the return of Secre-
AIRY J. w. Reynolds, who is expected
o return here with his family in about
wo weeks.
Judge John r. McFie will go to Las
Vegas the first of the week to hear a
ase set for Wednesday. On the con-
lusion of the hearing he will go to Las
Cruces where he will perform a mar
iage ceremony and return here to
pend Christmas.
Judge Henry l.. Waldo, solicitor for
he Santa Fe railway in New Mexico,
'pent the past week in New York City
IN legal business for the road and in
with the matter Of a settle
nent and compromise Of the Santa Fe
ounty debt with eastern bondholders.
D. E. Caine, general superintendent
# the western division of the Santa Fe
with headquarters at La Jun
a, Colo, and family, spent day dur
ng this week in THE capital seeing the
lights and buying Christmas presents
consisting of Indian blankets and GU
iosities.
Hon. and Mrs. Arthur Seligman and
hild are expected ITO return to Santa |
7e early during the coming week. Mr..
,eligman visited New York in the in
crest of compromise Of the funded |
of this county with the
while Mrs. Seligman was
m visit to her parents In Cleveland,
ohio. J
E. G. Norton of Ptttsburg, Pa, has
lrrived and has accepted a position as
Alexander of the Santa Fe Central rail-
way. Mr.. Norton Is an experienced
abroad man, having been in the SER
ice of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
or the past 20 years, although he Is
till a young man. Mrs. Norton will
lrrive from Pittsburg after the holi-
lays and both will make their home in |
his city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Argenbright Of
silver City, have issued announcements
f the marriage of their daughter, Ru- |
" Elizabeth and Frederick Andrew
Bush, at Silver City. on Wednesday |
asst. The groom is the we'll known and |