Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Charles Wagner is on the sick list to-
day, and is unable to be about.
d. B. Knapp, a Boston shoe man, is in
town on business, and is a guest at the
Claire.
j. N. Bach, a Tacoma %ranchman. is in
town for the day and registered at the
Exchange.
Frank Il. Reinhart, representing a st.
Louis grocery firm, is in the city on bust
ness and registered at the Claire.
f. A. Townsend, representing the
American Tobacco Company, is in the
city on business, and is a guest at the
Palace.
Miss Nellie Fewell, of Rio Grande sta
ton, who has been visiting with friends
in this city. returned north this morn
ing.
j. r. Kerr and b. Van Stern, of Den
yer, are in town for a week, in search of
a milder climate, and are guests at the
Exchange.
Charles Atchison, representing a Read
ing, Pa, tobacco house, arrived Satur-
day night by the Santa Fe and is regis
tered at the Claire.
George L. Williams, representing the
Struby-Estabrook Company of Denver,
is in the city on business, and is regis
tered at the Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bolger and fam
lily, OF Arizona, passed through this
morning EN- route to Alamosa where Mr..
Bolger will go into business.
John W. Conway, proprietor of the
Bon Ton, is still confined to his room, as
his trip to the Santa Rosalia hot springs
did not seem to be of much benefit to
him.
Associate Editor George II. Cross OF the
Optic, wa in town yesterday on a visit
to his family. 1t is understood that he
will remove his family to Las Vegas
shortly y.
A. D. Howard, representing a New
York house, is in town to see that there
is enough baking soda on hand for
local consumption. He is registered at
the Palace.
M. 5. Groves, of the Biggs & Pollard
Mercantile Company of Espanola, came
down Saturday night to remain at the
Palace over Sunday, and returned north
this morning.
Conductor Fugate's family will remove
from Las Vegas to Albuquerque, as the
stop-over limit in Las Vegas is too short
to justify trying to make a home at the
latter place.
Mrs. II. b. Liddell, of Denver, is a
guest at the Palace where she NAV
for the ensuing two months,
enjoying this salubrious climate. Mrs.
Liddell is a fine pianiste, and the guests
at the hotel enjoy her playing.
James Miller and family, of Durango,
arrived Saturday night and registered
at the Exchange en- route to the south
ern part of the territory on account of
the health of a daughter who must seek
a milder cline than that of southwest
ern Colorado. The state of Colorado
does not enjoy the reputation it once
as a sanitarium, for its winters are
becoming steadily more and more severe.
Corporal James F. Manning, Truth
full James, Of G company, territorial
infantry, and a capable and talented
correspondent, not only of the New
Mexican, but of the Denver News and
a number OF other well known papers,
returned home last night from Lexing-
ton, KY, where he received his dis
charge. Mr.. Manning's letters about the
regiment and the doings generally at
camp Hamilton have been eagerly read
the younP soldier has made a de-
cided reputation for himself. He re-
turns home to take a position on the
New Mexican. He is being welcomed
BY numerous friends.
w. Il. Hundley, of the United States ,
at San Francisco, and brother OF
Rev. Mr.. Hundley, of the same city, and
at the sanitarium in this city fol, {
lis health, arrived from the west last
llght, and will remain at the Palace for
l few days visiting his brother. The !
is being we'll cared for at the
'anitarium. =
j. F. Spellman, representing a New |
steel manufacturing concern, |
pent Sunday at the Palace. He has v
'een visiting Bland and other mining Q
amps, where he finds business pretty :
He went north this morning over "
he narrow gauge. "
Chief Justice Mills, of the Territorial
'upreme court, who has been in New D
iaven, Conn.,, for the past three weeks, Q
allied there by the illness of his aged n
ather, has received an additional u
ave of absence of 10 days and will re- "
lain in the east some time longer. g
Deputy United States Marshal and fl
lrs. Sheridan and Deputy Marshal v
fall returned from Las Vegas Satur- a
night. Messrs. Sheridan and Hall l
ere in the Meadow city attending .
States district court. {
b. F. Rice, representing a Rochester, a
!. T., shoe house, arrived yesterday d
'om the south and is looking over the d
business field today. He isa guest
the Palace. :
Antonio Gown and Thomas Dupre re- :
lrned last evening from Bland, where
ley had been prospecting. They report
enty of snow in that vicinity. They
opped at the Bon-Ton.
r. o. Hancock, representing a Lafa- j
ette, Ind, business house, is in this
ty today, and registers at the Palace.
L. Thompson and wife, of New
ork city, are tourists stopping at the
alace.
Harry Walker, representing a Denver
house, came in yesterday and
gistered at the Palace. He weni
nth this morning over the narrow
uge. .
9. G. Wade Is an insurance man from :
'nver, who is registered at the Pal :
,
W. w. Miller, Of the Pecos forest re- -
rye force, who has been in town for =
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