Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Governor Otero is confined to his resi-
dence, suffering from a severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Herself have arrived
at home from their wedding trip.
Miss Rebecca Clark, of Plaza Alcalde,
is in the city on a visit to relatives.
Mrs. A. M. Bergere arrived from the
south last night and registered at the
Palace.
Captain Charles L. Cooper assumed
charge of the Pueblo and Jicarilla
agency in this city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Berry and Miss
Berry, of Detroit, Mich. are tourists
and have rooms at the Palace.
Don Julian Ortiz, a prosperous mer-
chant of Pojoaque, is here after provis-
ions. He stops at the Bon Ton.
Stephen Easton, "a deputy sheriff Of
Rio Arriba county, is in town on bust
ness. He stops at the Bon Ton.
General Agent I. j. Helm, of the D. &
r. e. railroad, has gone to Deming IN a
trip in the interest Of his road.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Davis, child
and niece, left this afternoon for their
future home at Prescott, A. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Floersch, of st.
George, Kas., are in the city, guests at
the Palace. They are on u pleasure
trip. r
H. w. Easton is in the city from abb
quiu, where he has been looking after
his mining property. He is stopping at
the Bon Ton.
Juan j. Ortiz, who began working for
the NEW MEXICAN IA years ago and is
now a compositor in the new room,
celebrated his 34th birthday today. His
wife will be 81 years old tomorrow.
Miss Belle Ilfeld left for Las Vegas
last night and will be absent some little
time on a visit to relatives and friends
in that city. Mr.. w. E. Gortner, with
his usual ~gallantry, acted as Miss Ilfeld's
escort.
G. s. Hughes, a skilled worker In
stone, arrived from Lamy last night, tt
accept a position on the work of capitol
rebuilding under Superintendent Rapp.
He placed his name on the Exchange
register.
Mr.. w. R. Neale and wife, middle.
aged people, who live on a ranch neal
Antonito, Colo, are carefully looking
over the many points of interest about
this historic capital today, making the
Exchange their transient home.
Major Ernest Meyers, of the well
known Albuquerque firm of Lowenthal
& Myers, wholesale liquor dealers, wrote
his name legibly on the Claire register
last evening and has spent the day
among the numerous customers of his
house in Santa Fe.
Mr.. Edward Henry, the well known
and successful insurance man Of East
Las Vegas, came down over the narrow
gauge last evening from La lara, Colo.
whittier he had been to adjust a fire in
surance loss. He took supper at tho
Exchange and left for his home on the
night train.
Mr.. P. M. Dolan, formerly treasurer
of the Santa Fe Mercantile company
accompanied by his charming wife, left
the Exchange this morning over the d,
4 r. g. for Chama, where Mr.. Dolan
will take charge of the extensive and
fo%urishing general merchandise bust.
ness recently purchased by him of Hon.
T. D. Burns, .fsx.s asr
Captain $. H. Day, the hard working
and efficient president Of the Water &
Improvement company, left today for
California, where he will visit the sugar
beet raising districts and the beet sugar
factories and will post himself on the
best methods Of planting and raising
beets and the manufacture of beet sugar
He will be absent several weeks on this
mission. n,
Mr.. VIC. Teasdale, Jr., a favoritc
nephew of Mrs. O. L. Rice and a brother
of Miss Teasdale, Of this city, wrote his
autograph on the Palace hotel register
last evening and has dedicated this
bright February day to interviewing the
dealers of Santa Fe In the interest Of
the big boot and shoe house he repre-
sents and visiting his relatives here.
Mr.. Perley Wason, who carries the
United States mail and runs q first-class
daily stage line between Thornton sta
ton, o. the Santa Fe railroad, to Bland,
the metropolis of the Golden Cochiti
mining district, came In from the south
last night on q business errand and reg
istered at Tie Claire hotel. He reports
that freight and passengerrtrafic be-
tween Thornton and Bland has very
materially increased during the past
few months and promises to be very
: great during the coming spring months.
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