Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

R. P. Pope, Of Weed, was a guest to-
day at the Palace.
Paul Meyers, of Denver, is in the city
on business and stops at the Bon Ton.
A. A. Sedillo, of Socorro. is in town
on business, and registered at the EN-
change.
Miss Nellie Gable returned from an
extended visit with relatives in Kansas,
last night.
Lieutenant w. E. Dame came up last
evening from Cerrillos, and registered
at the Palace.
Mrs. M. j. Fewell went up to Embudo
today to take charge of the section eat
ing house there.
f. Kaufman, the St. Louis beer man,
is in the city on business, and is a guest
at the Palace.
A. Hart, representing Il st. Louis
clothing house. is in the city on bust
ness and a guest at the Palace.
s. Sanders, representing a Trinidad
cigar house, came in last night on a
territorial trip, and registered at the
Palace.
+. Parsons, representing a Chicago
hardware firm arrived last night on u
territorial business trip and registered
at the Palace.
r. l. Barron, of Taos, was a passenger
on this mornings north bound d. 4 r..
G.. He had heard nothing of the little
shindy at home.
G. Johns, of White Oaks, a mining
mar in that prosperous country, came
up last night on a business trip, and
registered at the Palace.
Mrs. James Curry and son, of Espa-
nola. came down last night, registered
returned north this morning.
John Corbin. a mining man from Den
yer, arrived last night and registered at
the Exchange, en- route to the southern
part of the territory on business.
John Steward, formerly an employee
of The New Mexican and a well known
lob printer, is in the city from Las We
gas, and a guest at the Exchange hotel.
E. Montoya, Donaciano Apodaca and
Ricardo Pine came up from San Antonio
last night on legal business and regis
tered at the Claire.
Il. j. Curran, of Albuquerque, repre-
senting the Equitable Life Assurance
Company of New York, came up from
the south last night on a territorial trip,
and registered at the Claire.
Charles P. Inslee, representing a New
York gents furnishings house, arrived
last evening on a business trip through
the territory, and registered at the
Palace.
D. S. Twitchell, a prominent citizen
of Kansas City, and father of Colonel
R. f. Twitchell of Las Vegas, is a guest
at the Palace hotel, where he was visit
ing today with his son.
j. w. Lightbody, representing a
Chicago hat and cap house, came over
from the Santa Fe main line yesterday
registered at the Palace and went away
last night.
Enrique S~alazar, postmaster and
editor of FL Independence, of Las We
gas, spent the day in Santa Fe attend
ing to business matters and visiting
relatives.
Captain San Juan, of the Indian
went up to Espanola this morn
ing on business. He says the body of
the boy Vigil, who was accidentally
killed the other day, has been sent to his
former pueblo.
L. H. Darby, representing a Denver
candy house, went north this morning
completing his Christmas holiday tour Of
the territory. He says he has done a
very good Christmas trade, and that
times are encouraging.
William Mcclure, of Taos, arrived last
night from a Las Vegas business trip,
and registered at the Exchange en- route
home this morning by the narrow gauge.
Mr.. Mcclure had heard nothing of the
prised to learn what had happened.
James M. Giles, of Altoona, Pa, who
has been spending the last two months !
in this city for his health, leaves tomor-
row morning for Albuquerque very much
improved in health and having gained
10 pounds of avoirdupois. He
expects to continue on to Ell Paso after
q short time in Albuquerque to spend
the most of the winter months.
Martin Musel and wife, of Ellinwood,
Kas., who have been at Oio Caliente Hot
Springs for the last two months or so
Tor Mr.. Musels' rheumatism, returned
asst night, and registered at the Ex-
the patient feels like Naaman,
he Syrian, after he had bathed
even times in the river Jordan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Musel will con-
in,e south and westerly shortly. and
re delighted with their New Mexican