Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-05-16
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Roberto Montoya left this afternoo
for Albuquerque.
VIII. Goebel today received 100
model of the Rambler bicycle.
Services will be held as usual at tn
Church of the Holy Faith tomo.t,w.
Nicholas Montoya, businessman o
Golden, was in this city today on bust
| ness.
On July 4 the Guild of the Church O
the Holy Faith will offer ice cream ant
cake for sale.
Bon-Tcn: w. c. Hicks. w. c. Camp
bell, Storkville, Ark; William Stead
man, Pecos; ]. w. Garvey, Kennedy.
Claire: c. c. McNeill, c. C. Jones, A
II. Shepardson, H. F. Cary, William r
Morris, Denver Celso Baca, Santa Ro
sa John w. Halterman, Espanola; s
| w. Lawson, st. Louis.
The ball game that was to have beer
played Sunday between the Santa F,
Mechanics and the Madrid teams ha.
been postponed as the Madrid team
will be unable to come to the city.
A. r. Paul, one of the clerks In the
office of the Santa Fe Central railway
who teaches a class in the Presbyter
ian Sunday school, took his class t.
the Bishops ranch for an outing to
day.
| Many requests have been received a
this Office as to where photographs O.
| ti,u Ttoust x 1t paraao .~h;oh shnu, tn.
Cleveland Grays, can be secured. Their,
have been many requests for a picture
of the Grays alone if any such is in ex.
istence.
Santa Fe Chapter Royal Arch Ma.
sons will hold a special convocatior
this evening at Masonic Hall at 7:3t
o'clock. Work in the M. NJ. degree
Visiting Royal Arch Masons are cor.
daily invited to be present.
Professor Perez announces that the
First Regiment band which has beer
giving Sunday concerts in the Plaza
has decided to change the hour of the
concerts which will be given from tc
$3.50 in the evening instead of in the
afternoon in the future, beginning to-
morrow
Palace: f. Fl. Mcmahon, L. J. Benja.
min, Albuquerque; S. C. Daniel ant
wife, Virginia; D. E. Smith, H. w
Payton, Denver; c. L. Browning
Houston; B. W. McCandless, Atchison
w. G. Thompson, Athens, Tenn: N
Schwareukee, Cincinnati; F. Burkhard
Trinidad; C. G. Petrie, Helen Ora Pas
chal, st. Louis.
The forecast is for fair weather in
the south portion and showers in the
north portion of the territory tonight
and tomorrow. Yesterday the maxi.
mum temperature was "a degrees al
11:55 a. m. and the minimum was 46 de-
grees at 7:45 p. m. The precipitation
was 0.0S inch. The temperature at G
o'clock this morning was As degrees.
The children of st. vincent's orphan
age are preparing a very interesting
program for their entertainment to be
given May 2S. The Sisters hope to see
all of the friends of the institution turn
out on that occasion and encourage the
children by their presence. Miss Mamie
Morrison has consented to assist the
Sisters in the entertainment as pian-
ist.
The annual festival or plaza Fete'
Of the Woman's Board of Trade, has
been set this year for June 9. The u.s.
ual attractions will be offered and per-
haps, one or two novelties Good mu-
sic will be provided. If the women de-
sire something dainty and stylish in
neckwear, they should inspect the
turnovers, shirt waist collars and
stocks at the collar table," The little
ones should save their nickels and
dimes for the many pretty and attrac-
tive fish to be found in the pond" Nc
experience is required in this line OF
fishing as the amateur fares as we'll as
the expert. Housekeepers who are
cleaning house. are requested to save
the thousand and one articles which
may have accumulated during the
year and for which they have no use,
which can be used on the "rummage
table" They should be sent to the
rooms of the organization. Dark eyed
Gypsy beauties will reveal the secrets
of the future. The Woman's Board OF
Trade ice cream, cake and candy need
no advertisement as they are vel
known in Santa Fe A large attend
ance is expected and special request
has been made of the Weather Bureau
for fine weather for the plaza Fete."
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