Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-18
PERSONAL MENTION.


gone to Las Vegas on a short visit.
Judge John R. McFie arrived Satur-
day night from a short visit to Las CRU
ceS.
Thomas II. Waldo came over from
Las Vegas and is registered at the Pal
ace.
s. w. Young. a mining man from
Bland, has his name on the Claire hotel
register.
P. E. Harroun, the irrigation en-
gineer of Albuquerque, is a guest at the
Palace hotel.
B. H. Loveless, an agent of the Mu-
tual Life, is registered at the Palace
from New York.
Judge Frank w. Parker is expected
to return from his eastern visit on We'd
nesday next.
Judge and Mrs. j. H. Walker returned
from an extended visit in Ration Satur-
day night.
James S. Barton, of Barton Brothers,
shoe manufacturers of Kansas City, Is a
guest at the Palace.
j. Stein went up to Tres Piedras this
morning to attend his own wedding
which will occur at that place tomorrow.
Rev. Father M. Fernandez, who has
been visiting in Las Vegas, went north
on the Rio Grande, to his home at Co.
nejOs.
Frank Pursley, of AntonitO, came in
as a member of last nights Rio Grande
passenger crew and is registered at the
Palace.
Hon. John H. Riley. of Colorado
Springs, was a passenger north on Sat
urday evening en- route from Las Cruces
to his home.
E. l.. Hamblin, a commission mer-
chant from East Las Vegas, is II visitor
on business in Santa Fe, registered at
the Claire hotel.
Alfred Lucero and wife, of Espanola,
are a Young couple that have been visit
ing relatives in Santa Fe. They re-
turned home this evening.
S. Golding, of Cerrillos, who has been
in Colorado on a combined business and
pleasure trip, stopped over at the Pal
ace hotel on his way home.
l. L. Bacharach, of Las Vegas, who is
attracted to Santa Fe on frequent visits
by another magnet than it's famous
climate, was in town yesterday, a guest
at the Claire hotel.
Sisters Mary Vincent and Joachim, Of
Pueblo. who have been entertained at
the Sisters of Loretto academy for some
time, returned via the Rio Grande this
morning.
d. L. Williams, Charles S. Cowan and
Frank Emerson are registered at the
Claire hotel from Rowe. N. M. They
are engaged in cattle raising in the Pc
COS valley.
Charles Z. Foraker, of Grant county,
who has been visiting his brother, United
States Marshal Foraker, leaves tonight
for Cincinnati, o., where he will remain
some time.
Governor Otero has returned from
Las Cruces, where he spent the past
week on official business connected
with the organization and muster of a
company of volunteer infantry.
Colonel R. E. Twitchell, of Las Vegas,
was in the city yesterday looking after
legal business and getting cases ready
for hearing at the approaching session
of the Territorial Supreme court.
j. A. Eddy, who has been visiting his
family in Denver, where they are fol
the summer, returned on the Santa FL
this morning. He said the folks were
all well and he had a delightful trip
Ell Paso Herald.
G.. A. Mueller, who for some time pas
has been the commercial agent at this
point for the Mexican Central railroad
left for St. Louis. where he will assume
the duties of the m Office at thai
point.-El Paso Herald.
Division Superintendent G. Lydon, of
the Rio Grande railway, having finished
his labor of experimenting the recon
| struction of the track washed out by
the heavy rains was in the city, a guest
at the Palace. Mr.. Lydon returned
north in his private car this morning.
j. s. Hubbs, who halls from the great
vineyard country near Hammondsport,
N. Y, and is engaged in the wine press
ing business himself, is a guest at the
Exchange. He came here to visit his
friend, H. L.. Dunning, of the New
MEx1eAN's job printing department.
Grant R%ivenburg leaves tonight fol
Peabody, Kas., having received a tele'
graphic dispatch announcing the sud
den and unexpected death of his mother
at Kansas City last night.
DR.. A. L. DeSouchet and DR.. Wm. H.
Stayner, of Chicago, are stopping at the
Exchange hotel. They are hernia spe-
~cialists and may remain in Santa Fe for
some weeks.
W. H. Lyle, of Colorado Springs, is
soiourning in Santa Fe, enjoying the in
comparable climate. He is stopping at
the Exchange.
&C. Martin and L. M. Ritchey, two
railroad boys from Las Vegas, are visit
ing in the city. They stop at the Bon
Ton.
James Grunsfeld, one of Albuqucr'
Dues prominent business men, spent
Sunday with his family, at the santa
rum.
Hon. G. w. Dudrow and wife, of the
south side, departed this afternoon for a
two weeks s%ojourn at Sulphur Springs.
Hugh Russell and SON, who are tourists
from Ironton, o., are visiting in Santa
| Fe. being guests at the Claire hotel.
Richard Mathews, an old-timero of Ger
rillos, is in the city on business. He
stops at the Bon Ton.
Julian Ortiz, q merchant of Pojoaque,
is here after provisions. He registers
at the Ron.Ton.
Sheriff II. C. Kinsell is in Mexico on