Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

Manuel L. Delgado and family are in
Las Vegas visiting relatives.
Hon. Samuel Eldodt left this morning
for Chamita over the D. & R, G.
Mr.. Geo. W. Hickox returned from a
business trip to Las Vegas last night.
Mr.. d. G. Weber, brother of the late
E. I. Webber, is in the city from Denver.
Mr.. j. r. Cook, we'll known resident
of Sooorro, is In town on business mat
tiers.
Mr.. Frank G. Webber left for his home
in Denver this morning over the d.
& R. G.
Mrs. J. A. Murray of Las Vegas, who
hes been in the city on visit, has re-
turned to Las Vegas.
E. w. Dobson, well known Alhu-
querque attorney, registers at the Palace.
He is here on legal business.
Professor G.. l.. Herrick, president of
the New Mexico University, is in Santa
Fe in the interests of that institution.
A. B. Reading, court stenographer of
the Second judicial district, is a guest at
the Palace, registering from Albuquerque.
Mr.. E. 8. Waddles, the St. Joseph, Mo-,
dry goods man, spent the day in Santa
Fe, stopping at the Palace hotel.
Mr.. G. E. Newcomer, Albuquerque's
enterprislng stationer and news dealer,
spent the day in Santa Fe, looking after
business interests.
DR.. W. S. Cockrell, of San Juan Evan
geliste, Mexico, is Santa Fe visitor.
Aside from his profession the doctor is
interested in large coffee plantations in
central Mexico.
Mr.. e. Price Cross of New Orleans, ar
rived in Santa Fe last night and will
spend month with his brother, Mr.. Geo.
H. Cross, and family.
Hon. a. Staab has returned from six
weeks eastern visit, which was spent part
ly in New York City and partly on the sea
side.
DR.. VIM. Sparks, Misses Caddo and
Mabel Sparks and Miss Morrisey, re-
turned to Willis from Espanola, passing
through Santa Fe yesterday afternoon.
@. B. Reynolds, the extensive dealer in
sheep and lambs, hailing from Raymond,
Neb., arrived yesterday, aud is guest at
the Palace.
Colonel A. Fl. Jackson, paymaster U. s..
army, stationed at Albuq uerque, has gone
to the Moqui pueblo to be present at the
annual snake dance of the Moqui Indians,
which takes place this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. @. Walker of Amizett,
passed through the city last evening, on
their way to the City of Mexico, where
Mr.. Walker goes to take position on the
Mexican Central railroad. They stopped
at the Exchange.
D. L. White, commission merchant, of
Las Vegas, is in the city interviewing the
merchants of the capital. He was accom-
panied by Miss E. Leal, of Denver, and
Miss M. Leal of New York, who visited
the places of interest in the city.
Hon. Henry l.. Pickett of Salt Lake
City, who has been here for couple of
weeks on legal business, has left for
Colorado Springs, where he will remain a
week, returning thence to Salt Lake City.
Hon. Solomon Luna, who has been in
the CITY several days on business, left last
night for his home at Los Lunas. Mr..
Luna is rapidly recovering from his recent
severe illness and in few days will be as
we'll and as strong as ever.
Frank Renehan, brother of Attorney
Renehan of this city, left this morning
over the D. & r. G. for Monero, where he
will take a position as weighmaster for
the Monero Coal company.
DR.. Il. Fenyes, his wife, and Miss LIE.
onora Muse, recent VISITORS in this city
from Pasadena; Calif., left this morning
over the D. & R. g. for Salt Lake City en-
route to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. w. +. Cook of Pueblo, and sister,
and Miss Willowbell Royce, of Antonito,
were sightseers in Santa Fe last evening
and left this morning over the D. & R. G..
for the north.
|
| Haitian