Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-01

cipally in Philadelphia with relatives
and friends for the last eight months,
while Mr.. Seligman has been travelling.
in the east for three months on busi-
ness. They visited New York City,
Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicago and other
cities of note en- route home; but it was
with Cleveland that Mr.. Seligman was
particularly taken, and which he
thinks is one of the finest cities in the
world. Mr.. and Mrs. Seligman are be-
ing welcomed home to Santa Fe by a
host of friends.
J.. c. Dalton, Of Manassas, Colo, tie
agent for the Rio Grande road, stopped
at the Claire last night, and went north
this morning to Antonito. He is super
intending cutting 100,0 900 ties in the
mountains west and south of Antonito
for his road.
j. c. Hoyt, M. D., and wife, of Rich
mond, Mo-, arrived last night from the
east, and are registered at the tx
change. They We're met at the hotel by
friends stopping in this city, and will,
perhaps, be here for a little time.
X. f. Kraft, representing a Chicago
harness establishment, arrived from
the south yesterday, and registered at
| the Palace. He continued his business
| trip north this morning over the narrow
gauge to Espanola.
Mrs. J. d. Hughes left this afternoon
for Los Angeles, Calf, where h will
Bishop Kendrick, of the New Mexico
Arizona mission Of the Protestant Epis-
copal church, will visit this month with
the churches in this territory.
Mrs. John Mcfarland and daughter,
Miss Grace, of Detroit, We're guests at
the Claire this morning, en- route
through from blizzard bitten Michigan,
to spend the winter in California, where
the flowers are not frost flowers at this
time of the year.
B. l.. Hurst and wife, Of Taos, came
down from the north country last night
on a trip, and registered at the Claire.
L. A. Simons, representing the Tope-
ka Paper Company, is in town on bust
ness, and is a guest at the Palace.
Frank PlumteauX, of the FL Paso &
Northeastern road, came up from the
Pass City last night, and registered at
the Exchange hotel.
Chester Greenwood, a well known
mine operator of the Cochiti district,
has returned to Bland from a visit to
Worcester, Mass.
w. j. F~unkhouser, representing a Las
Vegas house, came over last night, and
registered at the Claire.
Mrs. T. Kelly, Of Chicago, is in town
on business, and is registered at the Ex-
change while here.
Revs. A. P. Morrison and G. S. Mad
den went out to Bland this morning.
Judge Lucero was in town yesterday
IN business, and returned north this
morning to Espanoia.
Mrs. A. w. Parker, of Antonito, who
has been visiting with friends in this
city, returned north this morning.
G. w. Mayer, of Pueblo, representing
a harness fitting house, is in the city
on business, and is registered at the
Palace.
w. e. Pratt, of the Crescent Coal
Company of Gallup, is in town for the
day, and is registered at the Palace.
Henry Essinger, of Las Vegas, was
taken sick yesterday, so that he had to
remain in town over the day, but went
north this morning over the narrow
gauge in restored health.
John H. Sargent, the FL Rito mer-
chant, came down last night on bust
ness, and is a guest at the Palace.
James Roper, son of Uncle John Rop-
er, of the D. & r. G., and family, ar
rived last night from Alamosa, and reg
istered at the Palace, en- route for Chi
huahua, where Mr.. Roper will enter the
services of the Chihuahua & Pacific,
commonly known as the West Shore
road.