Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. John G. Sears Is seriously i'll.
M. S. Groves, the Espanola merchant.
is a visitor in the city.
Henry w. Quicker came to Santa Re
last evening from Ell Paso, en- route tc
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfredo Delgado re,
turned home last evening from a visit
to Velarde.
Judge Crumpacker and wife were
passengers for Albuquerque yesterday
afternoon.
Edward Haines will this evening leave
on a trip over the Atlantic e. Pacific
railroad.
Mrs. R. l.. Baca and children have
returned from a visit to relatives in Va
lencia county.
Mrs. Minnie Flaherty, of DanvilIe,
Ill.,, a tourist, spent the day sightseeing
in this city.
Candida Herrera of Cow Springs, this
county, spent the day in the capital
buying supplies.
Miss Anna M. Turner, teacher of the
Indian school at San Ildefonso, is a
visitor in this city.
Mrs. E. Charters, left this morning
accompanying the body of her son John
S. Mckay to Denver.
Mrs. Mauger and son, Miss Mauger
and Mrs. Renehan will this evening
leave for Washington, D. G.
David Hersch arrived in this city last
evening from Pagosa Springs and Is the
guest of his brother Leo Herself.
Mrs. McCord and little daughter, and
Mrs. McCord's mother, Mrs. Jones, will
this evening leave on a visit to Auburn,
Ill.
George w. Goddard and G. Donnell,
mining men from Denver, arrived in
this city last evening. They are on
their way to San Pedro.
Charles Beinert, night ticket agent
and operator at the Santa Fe railroad
depot, will this evening leave for his old
home at Cincinnati, to spend his vaca-
ton there. Upol his return he will
bring a bride.
Captain Crittenden and son, A. Gus
dorf and James Newhall returned home
yesterday from the headwaters of the
Pecos. They report excellent fishing
and shooting at this time. Pigeons es-
pecially are very plentiful.
A. R. Gibson, w. G. Rock, DR.. D.
Knapp, together with D. c. Allard of
Cleveland, started on a trip this morning
overland to the Chama river district.
They 60 to examine mining properties
in which they are interested and which
they expect to improve and develop soon.
Hon. Solomon Luna and Mrs. Luna
left Los Lunas for San Francisco yester-
day to bid goodbye to Lieutenant Maxi
milianO Luna before embarking to Ma
Mia. Mrs. Max Luna is with her husband
on the journey to California.
Misses Florence and Mabel Glider
left for Walsenburg, Colorado,
evening where Miss Mabel will
attend school and Miss Florence will
teach.
Martin Mora of Aqua Fria spent
yesterday in this city, having returned
home from a visit to Conejos, Colorado.
Governor Otero left for Albuquerque
this afternoon on official business. The
governor will 20 to Las Vegas by the
later train tonight.
Percival Gassett who spent a monthsn
city and vicinity, will leave this
evening for his home In Boston.
Mrs. l. B. de Luna and her grand
daughter, Miss Nina Otero, returned
from a visit to Los Lunas this
morning.
]. B. Without, forest supervisor, his
and H. w. McCulloh, one of the for
est rangers, came into the city last
evening from the Pecos river forest re-
serve.
Deputy Sheriff Huber returned home
asst evening from Santa Cruz and Es-
o%anola, where he served s%ubponaes and
,ther legal papers.
j. w. Harrison, manager of the
& Manzanares company's store
It Glorieta, Is a visitor in the capital.
Probate Judge j. A. Lucero and his
Pleasant A. Hill, returned
lome to Espanola this morning.
United States Deputy Marshal F. w. /,
TALL went to Espanola this morning to
a number of s%ubpoenas. =
J. W. Stailey, representing the st. !
.ouis Republic, arrived in Santa Fe last {
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