Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

L. j. Thomas, a miner from cripple
Creek, stops at the Bon Ton.
A.. 0. Gunter is an Illinois travelling
man who is registered at the Exchange.
b. w. McCandless, a knight of the
grip from Atchison. is registered at the
Palace.
Joseph Sampson, of Iowa. is taking in
the sights of historical Santa Fe from
the Claire.
l.. N. Smith came in from Las Vegas
and will endeavOr to join the volunteers.
He stopped at the Bon Ton.
+. B. Stangard is registered at the
Palace from the City of Mexico. He is
en- route to his home in Omaha.
G.. l.. Pollard, of the firm of Biggs &
Pollard, Espanola, paid Santa Fe a visit
last night. He registered at the Palace.
Judge John R. Merle, wife and
daughter, arrived last evening from
Denver and are guests at the Palace.
Mrs. Grant Rivenburg returned last
night from Denver, where she has been
attending the Federation of Women's
Clubs.
Miss Lucy Clark, who has been at
tending school at Durango, Colo, for
the last year, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Leo Hersch.
Frederick j. Otero, Albuquerque
member of the cattle sanitary board,
was a passenger south for his home city
yesterday afternoon.
Colonel Venceslao Jaramillo, of Ell
Rito, one of New Mexico's most popular
young men, is in the city OF business
and registers at the Claire.
Frank Russell, of Cambridge, Mass.
who is touring New Mexico on a bike.
returned yesterday from a visit to Te-
suque and other Indian pueblos.
j. A. LuRue, secretary and N. M.
Chaffin, member of the cattle sanitary
board. who were here Yesterday on official
business. returned to their Las Vegas
homes last night.
DR.. w. II. Smith, of Las Vegas, the
newly appointed assistant surgeon of the
New Mexico battalion of volunteer in
fantry, arrived in the city last night and
put up at the Palace.
Hon. j.. Z. Mclaughlin returned
yesterday afternoon to San Pedro. He
will visit the city again next week to
attend the July meeting OF the board of
county commissioners, of which he is
a member.
VIM. H. Caldwell, of San Marcial, is
a South Carolinian who came in last
night for the purpose of enlisting in
Company G, 1st battalion L. s. volun-
teer infantry. He stops at the En-
change.
w. II. Jack, president of the Crowfoot
Cattle company, left last evening for
Denver, where he will place a half
dozen arloads of beef cattle from the
company's Colfax county ranges on
the market.
Governor Otero is in Las Vegas today
on official business connected with the
organization of the volunteer infantry
company in that city. He is accom-
panied by Captain d. D. Mitchell, 18th
infantry, mastering officer.
Leverett Clarke, department com
mander G. A. r. of New Mexico, and
Rev. Thomas HARDWOOD, who have been
in the city several days and attended
the funeral ceremonies of the late Fran
els Downs, have returned to Albuquer-
que.
A Mennet, the popular travelling
salesman for Browne & Manzanares, is
registered at the Palace from Las We
gas. Mr.. Mennet has done his duty
toward the country iii the present wal
by allowing his two o II to enlist in the
Las Vegas infantry company.
Mrs. Clare Belmont, New Jersey; Miss
Mary Green, Columbus, o.: Miss Jane
Blackmore, New Jersey; Miss Augusta
Angfiower, Springfield, O., compose a
party of eastern tourists who will re-
gale theil respiratory organs with Santa
Fe ozone and view the principal points
of interest for some time. They have
apartments at the Claire.