Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-08-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

H. H. Christie is here from Milwaukee,
for a few days.
Architect Rapp returned last night
from a business trip to Ration.
7. H. Skipwith, ST.. of st. Louis, is
now in the city at the Palace.
W. s.. Hathaway, a banker of Albu-
querque, is registered at the Claire.
Edward E. Henry, a Hopewell miner,
is stopping at the Exchange today.
M. Brunswick, the capitalist of Las
Vegas, registered at the Palace last
evening.
H. M. Montilus, the piano man of
Denver, is here on business. He regist-
ers at the Palace.
W. X. Dunwoody, of Denver, who is
engaged in mining in the territory, is a
guest at the Claire.
w. +. Killian, of Los Angeles, is in
the city for a few days. He can be
found at the Palace.
Hon. S. Fl. Elkins, who las been out
to the Sulphurs for some time past, will
return home tonight.
Edward Henry, an insurance ad ulster
of Las Vegas, is here on business. He
registers at the Palace.
C. A. Wertheimer, who has been a
guest at the Palace for a few days, left
this morning for Denver.
Mrs. M. j. Warner has been confined
to her for the past few days with
a severe attack of neuralgia.
Mrs. R. NJ. Craig and baby, of Albu-
querque, contemplate a visit to Santa
Fe friends in the near future.
G. E. Drewry, salesman for a millinery
house of st. Louis, is in the city for a
day or two. He is at the Palace.
W. Ii. Kennedy, the well known hard
ware dealer of Cerrillos, is again in the
city. He registers at the Palace.
Attorney F.. w. Clancy, of Albuquerque,
is attending to matters in the Supreme
court at present. He is at the Palace.
Judge w. D. Lee, of Albuquerque, is
here on business in the Supreme court
He makes the Palace his home while in
the city.
Max Klein, a cigar salesman, ha,
gone up the D. & r. G. road to lool
after business, but will return in a few
days.
Mrs. VIM. Strover has moved from the
sorth side and is now comfortably quar-
tered in the Sena block on Palace av
enue.
The Misses Bergere, daughters O.
Clerk A. NJ. Bergere, are entertaining
Miss Armiio, of Albuquerque, for a few
days.
w. E. Kelly, II of the leading attor
neys of Socorro county, is here on bust
ness in the Supreme court. He stays a
the Palace.
W. w. Jones, chairman of the boar(
of county commissioners of Socorr,
county, is here on official business. HI
is at the Exchange.
Miss Elkins, a popular young lady o
: Columbia, Mo-, returned to her home il
+ that city yesterday. Her many friend
here regret to see her depart.
staff, A. T., is here to enjoy the fin,
climate, and places of historical interes
J as well. She is at the Claire.
D. L. Miller, of Cerrillos, who ha
been home visiting his family, returned
!, to his place of business in Santa Fe thi
morning. He registers at the Exchange
L. P. Curtis, who represents Collier
Magazine, left this morning for Glen
, wood, where he will work for a few days
He will then return to Santa Fe for
short rest.
Guy Wynne, Of Atlanta, Ga, who ha
!, been connected for a number of year
with the Atlanta journal, arrived il
the city this evening to visit friends ant
also recuperate his health. He will re
main some time.
J. R. Campbell, who has been tn
r guest of Secretary and Mrs. Wallace TO
several days, left for his home in Oman;
this morning. Mrs. Campbell an,
daughter, Miss Jean, will remain il
Santa Fe for ome time yet.
Hon. l.. B. Prince left for southern
California this afternoon on importan
legal business, but while there will visi
some of the fruit evaporating and can
ming establishments in order to ge
some points for the benefit of the SAINT
Fe Fruit Company.
Yesterday, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Camp
bell, Miss Campbell, Mrs. Brooks, AM
Secretary Wallace paid a visit to the In
dian village Of Tesuque. The sight
seen were new to the visitors accom-
panying Mr.. Wallace and they wer
very much interested in Indian life an,
customs.
Professor J. v. Denny, Of the Obi,
State University at Columbus, has re
turned to the city after a months so
journ in the yicinities of Glorieta an,
, Albuquerque. The delightful summe
weather of Santa Fe is most welcome t.
the professor in comparison with tn,
scorching heat of the lower altitude.
Major G. L. Cooper, formerly captain
in the 10th cavalry, has received a tele
gram from Lieutenant Colonel White
side, commanding the 5th infantry, t,
which regiment Major Cooper is now at
tached, stating that the regiment ha
been ordered to Montauk Point, Lon,
Island, N. Y. The major will leav,
Santa Fe Saturday or Sunday to ioil
the regiment, and will be accompanied
as far as Philadelphia by Mrs. Coope
and their daughter, Mrs. Moore.
= Sergeant George R. Armijo, of Trool
+, "Rough Riders" who returned to hi
home in Albuquerque, from Santiago
last Saturday, writes Clerk A. M. Der
gere that he will be here to make him /,
visit the latter part of the week. HI
reports that he was given a grand en-
%tertainment at Albuquerque since hi.
return, and during his stay in this cit,
) the people Of Santa Fe should in some
manner show him that they honor hi
! bravery in the battle before Santiago
} and heartily appreciate his presence
Let everyone lend a helping hand tt
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