Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

District Attorney J. Leahy, of ColfaS
county, is at the Palace from Ration.
Hon. H. B. Ferguson, of Albuquer.
que, is at the Palace on legal business.
Vicente Giron, governor of the Isleta
Indians, is in the city and stops at the
Bon-Ton.
Ex-Indian Agent Dolores S. Romero is
at the Exchange from Union county on
legal business.
Mart. r. Sandoval and family, OF
Santa Cruz, are here visiting friends.
They register at the Bon-Ton.
W. w. Miller, OF the range rider force
at the Pecos timber reservation, is in
the city for a few days stay.
Robert Cornell is out here from Tren-
ton, Mo-, for his health and is at the
Exchange. Mrs. Cornell is with him.
Leonard Skinner, the we'll known
mill man from Chilli, is in town at the
Exchange on probate court business.
Lieutenant Bert Gilbert, of the LIST
artillery, is at his Silver City home to
recover from typhoid fever contracted
at Tampa.
Miss Kittie Crumpacker, daughter of
Associate Justice Crumpacker, came up
from Albuquerque yesterday to attend
the Loretto academy.
w. M. Berger writes his wife from
New York that he has been informed
Willie Hogle, of the "Rough Riders"
was sick in the hospital at Montauk.
Associate Justice Frank w. Parker
l lift yacfor1ov n fko nj, oo, Ton oo Cr,na,
where he opened the United States Dis
trict court Tor the 3rd district this morn
ing.
Hon. W. H. Jack, Of Silver City, presi-
dent Of the territorial cattle sanitary
board, will be in Santa Fe Wednesday
to attend the Horticultural fair, and
look after business matters.
Mr.. Jose Felipe Castillo, a respected
and we'll to do citizen of Belen, is in the
city with his young son, j. N. Castillo,
whom he has placed at school in that
excellent institution, st. Michael's col
lege.
Rev. G. s. Madden left this morning
for Espanola on mission work. The
Methodist church there was badly dam.
aged recently by floods, and Mr.. Madden
will arrange for repairs. He breaches
there tonight and returns tomorrow.
Guadalupe Ascarate and j. H. Riley
returned yesterday from Janos, where
the Ascarate Live Stock Company sold
about $1,000 head Of cattle to Mr.. Riley
and others at graded prices. These cat.
tie will be gathered and shipped to Colo
rado.-El Paso Herald.
Miss Jennie Massie, who has been in
Santa Fe for more than a year past, as
a companion for her mother, who is
here for her health, will leave for her
homo in Toronto, Canada, tonight, over
the Santa Fe. Her many friends in the
city regret her departure, but trust she
may return In the near future.
Mrs. w. j. Connors is at the Claire
from Yucca, A. T., with her two chill
dren, intending to put the little girl in
the Loretto academy school and the boy
with the St. Michael's college. Charles
Hull, of the D. & R. G. express in this
city, is an old friend of the Connors,
having studied telegraphy under Mr..
Connors, who Is now agent of the Santa
Fe-Paciflc at Yucca.
Rev. DR.. w. A. Waterman, pastor of
the Willard avenue Congregational
church, Chicago, and wife, were in town
yesterday en- route home from attend |
ance on the annual session of the church |
at Portland, Ore. DR.. Waterman ex-
pressed himself to u New MEXICAN re-
porter as delighted beyond measure
with Santa FEES climate which he found
wonderfully invigorating.
Captain Max Luna, of the "Rough
Riders" with his estimable wife, J
reached the city Yesterday afternoon on
the s. P. They were driven out to Fort
Bliss where they were entertained by
Captain Geo. T. West, commandant Of
that post. This morning Captain Luna
and wife took the Santa Fe train for
Los Lunas, N. M, where they will be
greeted by relatives and a host of
Paso Times.
W. T. Radcliffe, Of Detroit, Mich,
left for home over the D. & R. G. this
morning after q business trip through
the southwest. He is selling seeds for
D. M. Ferry & Co. and finds business
very good. Territorial people seem to
be getting more and more into the line
market gardening and consequently
patronize the big seed establishments,
VIM. Larue Of Marshall, Mo-, Is In
town for q week and will then 90 fishing
In the Peces.
Miss Flossie O'Brien, OF Ration, is at
the Palace with her brother-in-law,
District Attorney Leahy, who will place
the young lady in school here.
Civil Engineer P. e. Harroun returns
from Cheyenne tonight. and visits with
his father, DR.. Harroun, for q few days
before continuing south to Albuquer-
que.
w. S. Duggan, OF Emporia, Kas., Is in
to attend the horticultural fair,
liter which he will 90 fishing on the
Pecos.
Judge Leland, who has been at the
'anitarium for ONE time past, and who
been quite sick for several days, is
lround again, and will be able to
Jet down town in o few days.
M. E. Arner, the Wells Fargo messen.
ger, has resigned, to accept q position
With the Rock Island at Paxico, Kas.
4is place Is taken by Hugh Vaughn, Of
Albuquerque.