Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

Gortner, of this city, is a guest at the
Palace from Las Vegas.
A. j. Abbott, an attorney from Trini-
dad, is in town for a day or so, and is
registered at the Palace.
Hon. Sol. Luna came up from Los Lu-
mas last night on private business, and
registered at the Palace.
George c. Reed, Of Denver, is a gov
eminent engineer down here on BUSH
MSS, and is registered at the Claire.
O. M. Fairchild, representing a dry
goods house at st. Louis, is in town on
business, and is a guest at the Palace.
J. H. D%evereaux, a mining man from
Aspen, is stopping at the Palace while
in this part of the country on mining
business.
A. Fl. Mahon, of Phoenix, passed
through today en- route home to Arizo-
ma. He registered while here at the
Exchange.
Miss Elsie Ilfeld is spending the Win
ter visiting with relatives and friends
at albuquerque, Las Vegas and points
further east.
Alex. Read, wife and son are down
from Park View and stopping at the
Exchange. They expect to remain here
for the winter.
Chairman John s.. Clarke, of the Re-
publican executive committee, is in
town tndayf from, Toe Vauac and ic rap-
istered at the Palace.
L. Fl. Richie and wife, of Argentine,
Kas., arrived last night to look after
their brother from Sedalia, Mo-, who is
sick at the Claire hotel.
Edward Miller, of Rio Tesuque, the
well known fruit raiser, is in town to-
day loading apples for shipment to Den
yer. He is registered at the Exchange.
Mrs. w. A. Parker, of Springer, is in
town on a visit, and is stopping at the
Exchange.
Rev. DR.. A. p. Morrison, presiding ell
der of this district, was to have arrived
last night to hold quarterly conference
at the Methodist church. But as he die
not reach this city until this morning,
the conference will be held this evening.
He is at the Exchange.
Chief Justice Mills arrived last night
from New Haven, Conn, where he was
called by the death Of his mother, and ID
the guest of Governor and Mrs. Otero.
Presiding Elder Sanchez of the Me-
thodist Spanish work returned this
morning over the Rio Grande from a
northern trip. He finds the work stead.
lily growing in the northern part of the
territory.
Hon. Pedro Perea. delegate elect to
congress, arrived in Santa Fe last night
and registered at the Palace hotel. Ii
Mr.. Perea can arrange his business
affairs satisfactorily by train time this
evening. he will leave for Washington,
otherwise he will remain in the city
until tomorrow night.
Miss Maggie Fleming, who was for
merly Il Presbyterian mission teacher in
this city, and who has for the last two
years been teaching in the mission at
the City of Mexico, has returned. She
is visiting with the family of G.. L. Bish.
OPP for a month, when she goes to Los
Lentos to actively re-engage in mission
work there.
The Rough Rider badges failed to
show up last night, but the boys are
confident they will be along by this
evening.
Teoflo Tayfoya, Presbyterian evan
gelist from the northern part of the ter
ritory, passed through today en- route to
Las Vegas.
Proprietor John w. Conway of the
Bon Ton is able to be out, and is being
congratulated on his recovery by many
friends.
Edwin b. Seward, j. P. Rinker AND
S. M. Mckinney, are in the city from
Hopewell, stopping at the Bon Ton.
Arthur Griffin is able to be out again
after his long and serious fight with Gu
ban malaria.
John Merton, a prospector is in the
city from Taos, and registers at the
Bon Ton.
Miss Tesie Call left this afternoon or
an II of town visit for a few days.