Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

O. G. Martinez, of Arroyo Hondo, went
north this morning after trip to this
city.
Mrs o. f. Perry is sick and confined
to her home.
Proprietor j. W. Conway of the Bon
Ton is improving
Crstobal Sanchez, translator for the
house, has gone to Ochete on leave of
absence.
Felipe Lucero, of Albuquerque, is up
from the south on business matters, and
is stopping at the Exchange.
The Misses Clark, sisters of E. Clark
of Plaza del Alcalde, returned north
this morning after pleasant visit to
this city.
Exposition Commissioner j. j. Leeson
came up from Socorro last night, feel
ing about restored to health, and is
stopping at the Exchange.
Mrs. Van Dyne Of Antonito came down
last night to attend the Ladies Aid ball,
and registered at the Palace. She re-
turned north this morning.
Miss Sofia Chacon and Miss Truiillo,
of Coneios county, Colorado, are the
guests of Mrs. Gaspar Ortiz They will
remain in the city for some time.
B. G. Guthrie, mining man from
Santa Rita, came up from the south last
night, on business trip to the capital,
and is re gistered at the Exchange.
j. M. Connors, a miner of Cerrillos,
who has been on the sick list for some
time, is stopping at the Bon Ton.
Antonio Romo and Trinidad Mestas,
of Taos, friends of Hon. Pedro Sanchez
are in the capital on business.
John Warner, prominent Pueblo
man, is in the capital today on private
business, and is a guest at the Palace. =
Calvin Whiting, prominent Albu,
querque business man, is up today on a
trip to the capital, and is registered at
the Palace.
Epimenio Trujilo and Teodoro Tru-
jillo, of Embudo, are in the city on busi-
ness before the U. S. Land Office, and
stopping at the Bon Ton.
Hon. j. E. Saint, of Albuquerque
formerly member OF the territorial
council, came up from Albuquerque last
night, and is guest at the Palace.
+. Lowenthal, member of the terri
torial bureau of immigration and a
prominent business man in Albuquer-
que, Is in town on business and is stop
ping at the Claire.
Miss Bessie Christ was so low this
noon that her father was fearful that
she might not last through the day. She
has been sick for five weeks. the trouble
originating in very bad cold.
0. s. Kipp, Boston citizen who has
been in the territory since October last
arrived last night from Albuquerque
where he has been stopping. to see the
sights of the capital.
A. II. Hilton, one of the leading mer
chants and best known citizens at Cen.
tral, New Mexico, and Miss Hilton, who
have been in this city for several days
were passengers south for San Antonio
yesterday.
j. J. Taylor, of Eureka, Ind. is a
guest at the Claire, and is congratulate
Ing himself that he Is in New Mexico
instead OF Indiana, on account of the
weather which prevails on the Wabash
Four of the 1st Territorial infantry
returned home last night. from Albany
Ga, and are being welcomed back today
by'many friends. They are Sergeant Rich
ard Gutterman, Corporal Juan Sena
Bugler Tom Smith and Corporal A
Clauthier.
Editor Clement Hightower, of the So
corro Chieftain, and Walter Jones o
Frisco, are in the capital In the interes
OF the proposed new Frisco county
which It's proposed to chop off TIN
west end of Socorro county, and may In
clude little Of the Grant county pan
handle.