Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-05-16

in this city and lived here with his
parents for many years. He is great
ly liked and popular with all who re-
member him here. Judge and Mrs
, Waldo are we'll known and highly res
pected throughout the territory. Miss
Thayer is a very accomplished and
pretty young woman still in her teens.
The wedding will be church affair.
John W. Halterman of Espanola. re-
| turned to his home this morning after
a few days visit in this city. He con-
i-auets fruit farm near that place
owned by himself and his father, DR..
Halterman. Mr.. Halterman states that
the prospects are good for splendid
crop of alfalfa this season, but that
fruit in that section does not look so
encouraging.
The social given by the Christian En-
deavor Society of the Presbyterian
church last night was attended by 100
| people During the evening refresh-
ments were served and solos were sung
| by Miss Walter and Miss Tryon and a
duett by Misses Blanchard and Walter.
Solicitor General E. L. Bartlett will
leave tomorrow morning for the east.
He will remain one day in Kansas
City, going thence to Washington
where he will attend to important pub
lie business for the territory. His trip
will consume about three weeks.
Rev. w. H. L. Gazette, Roman
Catholic priest of the Order of the
Holy Ghost. is the latest arrival at st.
Vincent's Sanitarium. Father Gazette
is a healthseeker and is in the city for
an extended sojourn. His home is at
Detroit, Mich, and arrived in this city
last night
The U. S. court for the 5th judicial
district will convene in Socorro on
Monday next, Associate Justice Daniel
Fl. Mcmillan presiding. There will be
no territorial jury trial this term, no
funds being on hand for such purpose
owing to the defalcation of tax monies
by ex-Treasurer Abran Abeyta.
Charles F. Gardiner, who has spent
the past year in Santa Fe for the bene-
| fit of his health. will leave tomorrow
morning for his home in Usage, Ia. He
has recovered his health completely
and is going back to Iowa to engage in
horticulture.
| Miss Amelia Garcia, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. P. Garcia of Conejos, Colo,
will be married Monday morning to
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at Conejos Both bride and groom are
members of prominent families in Con-
ejos county.
John X. Stauffer, disbursing clerk at
the postoffice, has been visiting south
ern New Mexico during the past week
for the benefit of his health. He had
overworked himself and needed rest.
He expects to return home about the
middle of the coming week.
Hon. H. o. Bursum. superintendent
of the territorial penitentiary, who
keeps that institution going as regular
ly as the ticking of fine clock, is in
Socorro county on official business. He
will return to the Capital during the
latter part of the coming week.
Miss Emily Lewis of Monroe, Mich,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
F. L. Marsh during the winter and en-
joyed her stay very much, will leave
Monday afternoon for California where
she will remain for month and there
after return to her Michigan home.
George B. Paxton of Joplin, Mo-. the
mining expert and mining engineer,
who has valuable mining interests in
the Red River mining district, Taos
county, will be married at Joplin on
Wednesday, the eth instant. After
marriage, the newly welded pair will
Continued on Fourth Pare.