Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-08-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

| AAt'' "NS'' oN'NN's
Easley during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Fitch of Socor~
ro, are travelling through Southern CAL
ifornia, making stops at the various
coast resorts in that section.
Hon. Amado Chaves spent several
days of the past week in Albuquerque
on legal and land grant business. He
returned home on the noon train.
c. T. Brown, mining engineer and ex-
pert at Socorro, will leave Monday for
Joplin, Mo-, where he will remain
about ten days on professional busi-
ness.
Cruces, who have been visiting rea-
tives in Topeka, Kas., for the past six
weeks, have returned to their southern
| home.
who spent the day in the capital on le-
gal and financial business, leaves this
evening for the east for short visit
in Kansas City.
AlICy VI SolOlduo EoDlli5S, SoIo.S
formerly resident of New Mexico.
now in the cattle business in the Cen
tennial state, is looking after business
matters here today.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank w. Clancy of AL
buquerque, who spent the past week in
the capital, left today for their home
Mr.. Clancy had important legal BUSH
ness to attend to while here.
H. B. Pain of Kansas City, Mo-, who
is here on a visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Frost, expects to leave on Monday for
his home. having enjoyed this citys
cool and agreeable climate very much
while here.
| r. M. Turner, ESQ, of Silver City,
district attorney for the counties of
Grant and Sierra, and who represented
Grant county in the 35th legislative as
to a judgeship in the Philippine Is
| lands.
Gerland Griffin, a young attorney Of
Washington, D. c., departed for his
| HOlIle wednesday. MI. vi liiiii 'l'l'i'
here to attend to legal business and to
try New Mexico's invigorating climate.
He was greatly improved during his
short stay here.
Miss Laird, a teacher in the u. S. In
dian school, left last evening for her
home in Iowa, where she will spend her
vacation, Miss Laird has been trans
ferred to the Fort Sill, Okla, Indian
school, and viii take up her duties as
teacher there next season.
! E. D. Kenna of Chicago, general So
licitor of the Santa Fe railway system,
visited the Grand Canon of the Colora-
do this week. He had with him as his
guest, Judge Henry L. Waldo, Santa
Fe Railway solicitor for New Mexico,
the latter and Mr.. Kenna. being warm
friends.
Miss Claire H. Gulliford Of Pueblo,
who resided here for several years ana
has many warm friends in the Capital
City, arrived Thursday evening from
the Colorado town, to be the guest OF
Mrs. T. B. Catron. She was with the
Catron party, who left yesterday for o
sojourn on the Pecos Forest Reserve.
A. r. Gibson, manager of the Glib
son Development Company, returned
Yesterday from a weeks trip to Grant
county. He spent several days in Sill
yer City on legal business in company
with f. A. Fiske, ESQ.,, attorney for the
American Consolidated Copper Com
pany.
Miss Hurley and Miss Hayes OF Gin"
ton, Iowa, and T. c. Hayes of Newton
Kas., are the personnel of a tourist
party who are seeing the sights Of the
great southwest. Today they are reg
istered at the Palace and will see all
places of interest in the city before
continuing their journey to the south
ern part of New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Parmentier OF
Indiana polls. Ind, who are sojournlne
at the Haywood Hot Springs, Grant
county will arrive in Santa Fe shortly
and spend the remainder of the season
at the Tent city at Sunmount. Mr.. Par
mentier will then return to 1ndianapo'
lis, while Mrs. Parmentier will likely
remain during the fall.
Mrs. Edward Gilboy of West Super
ior Mich who spent the month OF
, June at sunmount, writes from hel
home that she will return to Santa Fe
within ten days with her daughter
: Catherine, and will take up their resi-
dence in the Tent city for the remain
, der of the summer. Mrs. Gilboy wal
much benefited by her sojourn at tn
Tent city and hence returns.
, Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Woods of Phila
delphia, Pa, who have been at Colora
do Springs, Colo, for the past thre'
months for the benefit of Mr.. Woods
, health, are arranging to come to SAINTS
Fe and to locate at the Tent city fo
the remainder of the summer and tn
fall, believing that Santa Fe's health
restoring and health-giving climat
will do Mr.. Woods the good. that h
failed to obtain at Colorado Springs.
Judge McFie expects to leave for Sal
. about A,ns,ct. a. xkov