Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

Judge II. L. Warren came up from
Albuquerque last night. and is CUES
at the Claire.
Route Agent Ed Ledwidge of the d
Il. g. Express company went nortl
today on business.
| Warren Graham and wife, of Cerrillos
are IN town for the day, and are regis
tered at the Claire.
Henry Bullock, is a guest at the
Exchange from Colorado where he is
engaged in mining.
Auditor Lounsbury of the d. & r. G.
Express company went north to Tres
Piedras this morning.
B. L. Deatherage, IA travelling man
from Kansas City. is in the city ON
business, and is a guest at the Claire,
A. S. Becher. minin- man from
| llopewell. arrived last night from the
north, and is registered at the Exchange.
w. d. Weld, a mining man from
Durango, is in town on business for a
day or two and is a guest at the Ex-
| change.
Manager A. W. Tannant of the Cop
per Zone mine went up to Taos this
morning to send men and supplies over
to the mine.
A. Mennet, the well known represen-
tative of Brown-M -Manzanares Mercantile
Company came in last night from a
business trip, and registered at the
Palace.
Frank Hudson left yesterday after
noon for Clifton A. r.. where he has
accepted position with c. NJ. shannon,
IN the business conducted by Mr.. Shan
non at that place.
Hon. John r. McFie, Judge of the
lst judicial district and associate Justice
OF the supreme court of New Mexico,
was welcome visitor in this city last
week. Judge McF'ie is held in high
esteem by Il host of friends, in this
county, whose respect he won while on
the bench in this district during the
former Republican national admnistra-
tion.-Silyer City Enterprise
Rough Rider John Il. Gooche of Troop
|, is back from Fort Thomas hospital
where he has been sick with typhoid
for the last two months. His story
relative to the Tampa experiences of the |
squadron left behind there does not
differ from what the returned troopers
have already narrated, and his sickness
was the result of the heat, sudden .
change of climate, water and other
changes of habits which were forced
from the nature of the situation upon
the troopers who were unable to get to
the front. In the hospital at Fort
| m 4 " tIn hnu Of L.,
of Gooche, and under the careful Doctor
ing and nursing given the sick soldiers
there the young trooper pulled through
all right. He is now in good physical
shape and is being welcomed home by
many friends.
F. Strousse, Of Philadelphia, Joseph
Harberg and wife, of Mora, Herman
Ilfeld, j. Judell, of Las Vegas, are
guests at the Claire in attendance on
the Bacharach Ilfeld wedding this aft
ernoon. The groom, l. L. Bacharach,
of Las Vegas, also registered at the
Claire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Ilfeld, of Albu-
luerque, Miss Bertha Schultz, of Ell
oaso, and Rev. B. A. Bonheim, of Las
Vegas, are guests at the Palace while
n attendance on the Bacharach- -Ilfeld
Wedding this afternoon.
II. R. Matthews, travelling freight and
passenger agent of the Burlington at
Denver, came down from the north last
hight, and registered at the Palace. He
spent the day in town today on bust
less.
Judge McFie came over from Las We
gas last evening, but returns tonight
and will hold session of the United
States court there in place of Chief JUS
Lice Mills, who is east on leave. The
uries will be empaneled tomorrow.
John S. Clark, chairman of the Re-
publican central committee of the ter
'itory, is a guest at the Palace from Las
Vegas.
Governor Otero returned last evening
rom Las Vegas, where he cast a good ;
vote yesterday.
M. Brunswick prominent citizen of
Las Vegas, arrived last evening and is
4 guest at the Palace.
Colonel r. E. TWitchell came over
rom Las Vegas last night. He is here
IN legal business.
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