Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-19
PERSONAL.

Hon. B. M. Read returned from Lat
Vegas this morning.
j. d. Sena and wife have been visiting
friends in Taos Valley.
Hon. II. l.. Waldo is in Los Lunas, at
tending district court there.
G. w. Dudrow and wife leave this
evening to attend the territorial fair.
Geo. II. Bibb left this morning to re.
sumo work in his mines at Silverton.
Ex-Secretary Alexander has gone to
Socorro, where he will engage in the
tho practice of law.
L. Shoemaker, of Alamosa; A. Singer, OF
Albuquerque, and D. P. Mckay, of Dallas,
Tex, are at the Claire.
Hon. ". M. Berger returned today from
Arkansas city where he witnessed the
great rush into the Cherokee strip.
Gus Smith, the well known mail route
agent on the A., I. Il s. F., is here to-day
on visit to his mother, Mrs. G. A. Smith.
Larkin G. Reed, of Santa Fe, and family
are here to remain during the week.
They are friends of Modesto Ortiz.-Al-
buquerquo Times.
Lieut.. l. W. Littell left this morning
for Espanola, going thence for short
visit to the camp of D company, 10th IN.
fantry, in Santa Clara canon.
DR.. John Symngton returned this fore
noon from Chicago having spent three
weeks viewing the great far fair. Mrs.
Symington and son are yet in Chicago.
Miss r. Rowland Is back again at Taos,
after long vacation visit with her sister
at socorro. She will open school about
October LIST, in tho Presbyterian Mission
building.-Taos Herald.
At the Palace II. P. Martin and wife,
Mrs. S. X. Adams, Taos; P. W. Herzog,
Chicago; L. S. Dodson, Minneapolis; j. B.
Dickover, Hot Springs, s. D.; B. Reinken,
G. d. Kaufman, St. Louis.
at the Bon-Ton hotel: John Folsom,
Durango; John Maxpolk, Antonito; Juan
Sosten Guerle, Lamy; Ed. johnson, Ed
wardo ArchuIeta, Espanola; A. Family,
TERRA Amarillo; Hugh Murray, Jemez
Springs.
At the Exchange: John +. Dodd, La
Mesilla; John Smith, Manchester, Ind;
W. A. Young, Leadvile; J. l.. Lenker,
Grand Island, Neb.; Henry 2. Lohman,
Henry G. Lohman, San Marcial.
Bishop Andrews will hold Il conference
OF the Spanish mission in Las Cruces
October 8, and will lay tho corner stone
of the M. +. church during his visit to the
valley. Bishop Andrews is the oldest
bishop in the M. L. church.
Henry p. Lohman, Of San Marcial, is in
The city for his health, and declares the
climate here littlo bit superior to any
thing he has encountered. He slept last
hight through for the first time in two
weeks.
Rev. j. N. Lenker, of Grand Island,
NSc's oSSiopoly vi UnC uGFInuQ Lutheran
church extension work, is visiting the
ity to-day. He owns considerable real
state hereabouts and expresses himself
s much gratified with Santa FEES future
outlook.
A. G. ireland returned from Chicago
nd Chillicothe, Ohio, this morning. Mrs.
Ireland is still visiting in Ohio. lie saws
he Worlds fair is too big to be seen in
urry, as the average mortal can't stand
he wear and tear. The weather ia 40
OF that it requires two shirts day, and ;
his for New Mexico man is particular
7 grinding. Mr.. ireland lost fifteen
ounds while absent, and he is glad to
ct back where it is no exaggeration to
" claim TO having 'the finest climate on '
arth."
Call at Gusdorf & Dolan. They will
1rprise you as to reductions made in all
mir departmonts