New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-07-05

meeting Of the kn1Rht OF fytnias
Tuesday night held at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral.
Mr.. and Mr.. N. F. Vinson and
two daughters, of San Francisco,
California. are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh H. Williams. Mrs. Vim
son is a sister of Mrs. Williams,
Theodore Rouault, Jr. state game
warden. attended the Cowboys Re
union in Las Vegas this week. He
reports the old town dolled up to
beat the band and not unlike New
York City.
Mrs. Teodoro Roybal and child
and Mrs. ]. l.. Roybal were pas
sengers on Mondays train bound for
Las Vegas where they will be the
guests of Mrs. Rosana Valdez dur
ing the Cowboys Reunion,
Col. Jose D. Sena. clerk. Of the state
! supreme court and Victor O~derbraski
have returned from Albuquerque
where they attended a meeting of
the executive committee of the
! Knights of Columbus Sunday.
The L. s. Weather Bureau report
for week ending July 2, shows i'm
provement in many sections owing
to slight rains. Next weeks report
will be very much better owing to
the heavy rains OF the 3, q and 5.
Friends in the city regret to hear
that former Governor I" Bradford
Prince is still quite indisposed. He
has improved sufficiently however to
! be removed from the hospital to his
old home in Flushing. Long Island.
Yes. perhaps. a German FLAG can
be cleaned BY washing, but il hell
was a lake OF boiling water instead
of fire there wouldn't be near enough
water there to cleanse all the Ger
mans that will be there after this
war.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rice, who ar
rived from Santa Fe Sunday, will
remain for a couple of weeks, the
former having charge of the Review
Office during Mr.. Cl~auSon's absence
on his vacation trip.-Fort Sumner
Review.
Miss Aurora Iuccro. the attractive
daughter OF Secretary of State An
tonic Luccro, left Tuesday for Las
Vegas to spend the Fourth with
friends and attend the big Annual
COWBOYS Reunion the Srd to the
5th inclusive.
Secretary OF State Antonio IMcero
found the heat exceedingly oppres-
Sive in the eastern city. He was glad
70 get back to old Santa Fe the only
town in the state that has ideal
weather the year around
Victor B~erchtold, Clinton Lutz and
I Arthur Bcacllam are camping in the
mountains east OF Santa Fe They
selected the spot where the grizzly
bears are the thickest and do not
intend to return home urtil each has
secured several bear skins for hi,
den.
Colin Neblett, United States dis
trict Judge, left the first of this
week for Blackstone. Virginia. where
he will spend his vacation. He ex-
poets to be absent from the city for
a month during which time there
will he no session OF the federal
court.
The municipal market conducted
loy several Santa Fee children every
Saturday in the plaza is progressing
successfully and the young people
are very much encouraged and en-
Unused over the venture. The pro-
cceds received from their last sale
amounted to- $685.
Mrs. Frances Marsh, Of Moriarty.
formerly of Santa Fe. has received
word that her son Elmer has arrived
safely in France. His brother Louis
epccts to be "over there" in the
near future. The Marsh boys were
raised in this city where the family
has a host of friends.
J. H. Wagner, state school super
intendent. is attending the National
Educational Association convention
which is being held at Pittsburg,
Pa, converting June Goth, lasting UNI
til July 9th. He lectured in a Presby-
terrain church in that city last Sum-
day. using as his theme THE World
War and Education Today" Mr..
Wagner has the ability and push and
a make good under any and all
circumstances.
Capt. T. J. Moiinari, who was
mustered out of service at Camp
Kearny in February because of
slight physical disability and Mrs.
Molinari spent the past week in the
city the guests of their daughter
and s~on-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. TEomp-.
son They will return to their home
at Portales where Mr.. Molinari was
a merchant and real estate dealer
before going to the border with his
company two years ago. At :he
time the Captain was mustered out
he was rendered a reception by the
officers of his division at Camp
Kearny-a splendid appreciation of
their esteem for him.