Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Field, of Denver, is a tourist
registered at the Palace.
S. Rosenstein is a travelling man from
Chicago, stopping at the Palace,
j. II. Ullman. a Chicago travelling
man, is stopping at the Exchange.
Louis 3. Irwin, a New York travel
ing man, is registered at the Claire.
Mr.. Schormoyer went up to Espanola
on business this morning, returning to-
night,
K. a, Stewart and wife left Cerrillos
for Kansas City last night over the
Santa Fe.
w. X. IRE, of Denver, who has been
in Santa Fe on special business, return
ed north today.
II. M. Smalley, advance agent of q
verascope entertainment, is registered
at the Exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. McQuiston re-
turned to Rinconado this morning, after
Il pleasant trip to this city.
Miss Lizzie H. Harmon, of Denver. Is
in Santa Fe on business, and is stop
ping With Mrs. w. M. Berger.
Presiding Elder j. B. Sanchez, of this
city, has been visiting in Ell Paso, and is
now one to Colorado on church bust
ness.
Judge H. l.. Waldo, counsel for the
Santa Fe road, came Over last night
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Palace.
George w. Stateson, representing J.
Il. Farwell 4 CO., of Chicago, Is in this
city on business. and is stopping at the
Palace.
Magdaleno Saurez, recently OF the
McGinty concert band of Ell Paso, has
joined the cavalry band Of this city. He
plays a cornet. and Is a good addition
to the band.
G. r. Root, of Denver, representing
Snyder Il Co., printers supplies, II
Bartheldes & Co, seedsmen, came down
| from the north last night, and Is regis
tered at the Claire.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Price returned
from Omaha last night, having passed
a very pleasant week at the exposition.
Mrs. Price has been absent visiting
friends and relatives in the east for two
months.
J. II. Benedict, superintendent of for
| est reservations in New Mexico and
Arizona. left for Flagstaff yesterday
afternoon to attend to business con-
nected with the reservation of lands
zeal that place for forestry purposes.
A.. Mennet, representing Brown
Manzanares Company, came down from
the north last night, n went over to
| Cerrillos today on business for his firm.
A. Deans, a ranchman from Chama,
came down last evening and registered
at the Palace.
MI. ]. F. Manning, a distinguished
newspaper MAJ of Santa Fee, N. NJ, Is a
corporal in company G, list territorial
regiment, and has written some nice
things about Lexington and Lexington
people.-LeXingtOn, KY, Gazette.
Rev. II. Nj. HARDWOOD, superintendent
Of the Mexican mission of the Methodist
Episcopal church, was Il passenger on
the outgoing Santa Fe train yesterday
for Las Cruces and Santa FEEL Paso
Times.
Hon. w. B.. Childers, Judge Collier
and NELL B. Field, who have been in the
city several days engaged before the
district court in trying the injunction
proceedings in the case Of the Albu-
uuerque Land and Irrigation Company
vs.. Tomas C. Gutierrez ct AL, returned
to Albuquerque yesterday afternoon.
P. w. Llewellyn, S. w. Lewis and H.
H. Scott, three valiant Nimrods from
Clarinda, Ia, returned to this city last
night from hunting deer, wild turkey,
elephant and wild game generally over
in the Pecos country. Their friends at
the Palace hotel, where they registered,
aver as a solemn fac that the party
never saw a deer or anything else Of a
wild nature beyond chipmunks and 60
piers, Dut lHe IOWd papers are CA
pected now to TEEN with a serial story
of adventures Of a trio in the wild and
woolly west that will put to the blush
the stirring adventures of Cross-Eyed-
Buffalo-Bull-Calf
Deputy United States Marshal Sher-
ida n returned from Albuquerque, where
he had been on official business, last
night, and Deputy Hall returned from
Las Vegas, where he had been looking
after business matters connected with
the office.
j. w. Brown, sheriff of San Juan
county. 3. G. Vaughan, of Pennington,
and z. R. Stewart, of Flora Vista, are
in the city today on business. Mr..
Brown has made a very efficient officer
as sheriff, and his administration OF the
Office has pleased the citizens of the
county in every way.
Miss Henrietta Clark returned from
Albuquerque last night, where she
spent two or three DAYS visiting and
sightseeing,