Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-13
PERSONAL MENTION,

the Exchange.
w. B. Starr, a sheep buyer from Cen
tralia, Mo-, is stopping at the Palace.
Myer Friedman, a prominent Las We
gas merchant. is registered at the Pal
ace.
W. E. Buckley and j. A. FERGUSON
are two Philadelphia tourists stopping
at the Palace.
Mrs. J.. Malley, of Canon City, is in
town for a few days and is stopping at
the Exchange.
W. J.. Farr, of Eaton, Colo, is stopping
for a short time in town. and is to be
found at the Palace.
Sergeant IS. Langston. of the Rough
Riders. came up from Cerrillos last even
ing and registered at the Palace.
Carlos Digneo has returned from Las
Vegas. where he has been with his sick
son. Another sou is sick in this city.
Iioracio w. S. Otero, son of Register
M. R. Otero, of the land Office in this
city, has entered the military institute
at Roswell.
Route Agent Ed. Ledwidge, OF the d..
& r. G. Express Company, has returned
from his northern trip and is registered
at the Palace.
Z. S. Waddles, y travelling dry goods
man from st. Joe, Mo-, registered at the
Palace last night. and went north this
morning over the d. q K. u.
Mrs. Mary Parsons and her five sons,
all of them employed in various estaD-
lishments in this city, have returned
from Denver, where they attended the
mountain and plain festival.
Walter Chapman; who holds down a
chair in Slaughter's barbershop and
does it gracefully and well, has returned
from Denver. where he took in the
mountain and plain festival.
Mrs. McCurdy, of Terre Haute, Ind,
| and Mrs. Burchenel, of Chicago, who
have been spending some time in this
city. the guests Of their sister. Mrs. 5.
H. Day. returned to their respective
homes last night over the Santa Fe well
pleased with their trip to this territory.
Hon. Harvey b. Ferguson, Demo-
cratic nominee for delegate. is in the
capital on political business. He
realizes that he has a tough Job on his
hands. He is registered at the Claire.
Hon. John S. Clark, the portly and
popular territorial coal oil inspector,
went north last night.
Rudolfo Otero. of San Rafael, Valencia
county, is in the city on business, and
is the guest of Hon. and Mrs. Amado
Chaves.
w. H. Person, of a typewriter COM
pany at Denver, went north this morn
ing over the narrow gauge, after a $
mess sojourn in this city Of several
days.
Solicitor General Edward L.. Bartlett
and Hon. j. d. Sena leave this evening
for a trip to the northern part of the
territory. They will be absent until
t Sunday night.
Hon. Pedro Perea, Republican candi-
: date for delegate to congress, has been
in Mora county during the past few
. days interviewing voters and renewing
lold friendships and making many new
/ friends. He is a sterling and an honor
| liable man who makes friends wherever
f The goes.
=, Grant Hill, of troop e, Rough Rid.
ers, returned last night from the east
After leaving Montauk Point Mr.. Hill
> went to his old home in .Martinsville
, ILL.,, where he remained until he had re.
| covered from the effects Of the cam
J paign in Cuba and the fever, which at
, tackled him after returning from the
sland.
Fl. p. Mcpherson, brother of w. j
D Mcpherson, who arrived in this city
last night from Kansas City, will oper
, a law office on the second floor of the
Catron block in a day or two.
Colonel Coleman has received wore
: that his son, Lieutenant Sherrard Cole
man 10 Ciak of tho Vtnfnria Hoto IN
Washington. However, it is not be-
lieved that the l~ieutenant's sickness Is
serious.
E Frank Mckay. Of troop f, Rough
Riders, returned to Las Vegas last
night from New York, and expects tt
|, be in Santa Fe the first of next week..
/ Governor and Mrs. M. A. Otero and
e little son, Miguel, went to Las Vegas
= last night, where they will visit with
friends until the first of next week.
Rev. A. Hoffman, Of the Methodist
e church at Ration, has beer appointed
special financial agent for the new
Washington, D. c., university.
a Mrs. j. c. Kilbourne, who has Deer il
n Denver for the past 10 days for the pur.
pose of having her eyes treated, re.
! turned home last night.
Mrs. George Riddle, of Denver, wht
has been visiting with friends In thi!
city, returned north this morning ovel
a the narrow gauge.
H.. w. Stevens returned from Gallup
4 where he attended the meeting Of the
grand lodge of Odd Fellows, last night
f. W. Dudley, a travelling man from
4 Howell, Mich, is in the city on bushes.
: and is registered at the Claire.
L. L.. Lyon, a travelling salesman
. from Denver, is in town for a few day.
f and is stopping at the Claire.
MI. Mennet, of the Brown-Manzan
ares Company, went north this morn
ing to Espanola and Embudo.
Mrs. Haney. of Manassa, Colo, wen
through this morning northward to he
!, home, over the d. & r. G..
M. L. Lewis, a Chicago tailoring mer
9 chant, is in town on business, and i
registered at the Palace.
Arthur Hudson has been laid up for
few days with chills, reminders of hi
! Cuban experiences.
= w. M. Berger is en- route home afte
g an extended business trip in the east
+ efp states.
J. H. Blain is laid up for a few day.
with the grippe, but will be on his fee
again shortly.
w. D. Harrison, of the Spooner Ora.
# matte Company, is stopping at the Elk
change.
Sheriff Kinsell went up to Tres Pie,
dras this morning on cattle business.
A. Staab returned last night from {
(. four months European trip.
:, Hon. Samuel Eldodt went up to Cha.
mita this morning.
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