Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

is registered at the Claire.
A. B. McCaughey, a st. Paul business
man, is registered at the Palace.
C. Y. Hall, a mining man, is down
from Cripple, and is at the Palace.
S. B. McGee, Il Cleveland travelling
man, is registered at the Palace.
John Bailey, a Montana mining man,
is in town and registers at the Palace.
S. Richards, a Colorado mining man,
is registered at the Exchange from Den
yer.
Ralph Halloran, general agent of a
life insurance company, from Albuquer-
que, is at the Palace.
Indian Agent N. $. Walpole returned
last night from his northern trip and
registered at the Palace.
Alonzo Bates and daughter, of Rich
mond, Mo-, are registered at the EX-
change. They are out here for the health
of Miss Bates.
George N. Maxwell, representing a
Pueblo grocery house, went north this
morning. He says that business is good
in New Mexico.
Robert Corkish, representing a Pueblo
candy firm, went north this morning
after doing a good business in this city.
He says trade is good all ove the terri
tory.
j. Fl. and Ed. Sargent, merchants and
sheep raisers at Ell Rito, were registered
at the Palace Yesterday, and returned
north this morning, after a business visit
in this city.
f. B. Learner, u Kansas City dry goods
man, went north this morning after dis
posing Of a lot OF goods in this city. He
says trade in his lines is gratifying all
over New Mexico.
Sister Augustine, recently assigned to
a charge in the LOretto convent at Mora,
coming here from Santa Fe, will be well
remembered as Miss Minnie Fetters,
who lived here a number of years ago.
Optic.
John V. Conway and sisters, popular
folk of the territorial capital, are in the
city and will remain until Saturday
night. Mr.. Conway has many friends
here, who will see that he enjoys him.
self while he remains in the metropolis.
Albuquerque Citizen.
United States Marshal Foraker re.
turned from Las Cruces last night.
| where he has been in attendance on the
United States court for the Sd judicial
district. He thinks that the court will
not adjourn before next week, as several
cases remain to be heard.
Mrs. Hartman H. Wynkoop, the est.
mable and agreeable wife of one of the
Rough Riders" who has returned to
Santa Fe, and Miss Rose Wynkoop, sis
ter of Editor Wynkoop, Of the Bland
Herald, came down from the territorial
capital last night to attend the fair.
They were pleasant callers at the Citizen
Office at noon today.-Albuquerque Citi-
zen.
Captain W. II. H. Llcwellyn and his
son. Corporal Llewellyn, of Las Cruces,
N NJ, are at the Ebbitt House. Both
father and son belong to Troop Fl of the
Rough Riders" and fought side by
side all through the Cuban campaign.
Neither of the two were wounded,
although they took part in the famous
charge which has immortalized the
Rough Riders Corporal Llewellyn
is nearly seven feet tall and weighs over
200 pounds, and, to use his own ex-
preston, was ''the best target in the
t~roop."-Washington Times.
Hon. T.. Il. Catron returned from
Ration last night, where he left the trains
bearing the territorial regiment from
Whipple Barracks to Lexington. Mr..
Catron's oldest son, John W.. Catron, is
second lieutenant of Company G, and he
made the trip in order to visit with that
popular young officer.
David Norman, a competent electri-
clan, went to Bland this noon, where
there is q chance for his securing per-
manent employment at n of the big
mills.
+. Q. Whiteman, son of the adjutant
general OF this territory and a popular
railroad man, has returned to his post
at WinslOw, after a pleasant visit in this
city.
is. McElhiney, representing q Denver
stationery firm, registered last night at
the Palace, and went north this morn
Ing on business. He did considerable
while in town.
Governor and Mrs. M. A. Otero and
son, Miguel, left this afternoon for AL
buquerque, where they will remain sew
eral days in attendance at the terri
torial fair.
Hon. Jose D. Sena, clerk of the Terri
tOrial Supreme court, has returned from
o short visit to Wagon Mound, where he
looked after his sheep interests.