Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

w. D. Hudson, of Denver, is stopping
at the Exchange.
A. Munkres, of Salida, Colo, is reg
istered at the Exchange.
L. H. Darby, Of Denver, a candy agent,
is a guest at the Palace.
Jacob Weltmer returned to Santa Fe
last evening from Las Vegas. Mrs.
Weltmer remained at Las Vegas.
Division Superintendent J. E. Hurley
of the Santa Fe, Topeka & Atchison
railway, returned to Las Vegas last
evening.
Tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock. Pro
bate Clerk Romero and Miss Victoria
Montoya will be married.
George H. Cross. editor of the Las
Vegas Optic, arrived in the city las
evening. He intends to stay in Santa
| Fe a week or so to look after his orch
ard here.
Amos w. Clarke and c. G. Burton
two mining men from Rico, are regis
tered at the Bon Ton.
Encarnacion Romero of Pojoaque, il
in the city on business. He stops at Tho
Bon Ton.
FL. c. Wildman arrived last evening
from Kansas City and will remain som
time for his health. He is a guest a
the Bon Ton.
Juan Montoya y Romero, the eiticien'
salesman of Gerdes' store at Cerrillos
accompanied by his wife, is in the cit,
visiting friends and relatives.
E. V. Ransome and wife, of Creole
Colo, who are on their way to Mexico
are guests at the Exchange.
j. W. Quinn and John Henry, twt
masons, came from Albuquerque last
evening to work on the capitol. The,
are staying at the Exchange.
J.. B. Murphy, Of Antonito, linemal
on the Denver ~ Rio Grande railroad
was in this city yesterday putting in al
additional battery at the depot.
Ex-Governor l.. B. Prince went thi
morning on a business trip to Denver.
Mrs. c. D. Windsor and three children
this morning went to Espanola, wher'
they will stay a week visiting Mr.. Wind
sor, the contractor erecting the new
store buildings for Bond Bros.
Engineer d. M. White returned HON,
last evening from District Clerk A. M
Bergere's ranch at Antelope Springs
This has been u very successful lambin4
season on the ranch. The storm Satur
day was very violent around Antelop,
Springs. Mr.. Bergere has recovered
from his indisposition.
c. w. Painter of Antonito, a D. & r
G. employee, paid a visit to Santa FL
yesterday and returned home this morn
ing.
H. G. Sweet of Chicago, who had beef
a guest at the Palace for a week thi!
morning went to Antonito. Mr.. Swee
says that Santa Fe is the most interest
ing city he has visited in his travels
He spent several days in the mountain.
around here and was greatly impressed
with the scenery.
L H. Lands and j. G. Ripper o
Phoenix, are guests at the Palace.
Charles Mccormick of Pueblo, is a CUES
at the Palace.
Lieutenant w. Z. Dame of Cerrillos
registered last evening at the Palace.
Benjamin s. Price. a business mar
from Denver, registered at the Palace
A. A. Keen, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank at Albuquerque, is spending
several days in the city. He is a guest
at the Palace.
w. H. Hickey, a business mar from
Pueblo. is a guest at the Claire.
Charles Donnely, Indian claim agent
from Pueblo, is registered at the Claire
d. f. O'Keefe, a tourist from Ash
land, Wis, is a guest at the Claire. He
is on his way from Ell Paso to Denver.
Henry Drayfuss of Socorro, today APP
pointed night cell guard at the peniten'
tiary, is a guest at the Claire.
w. P. Morse and wife, tourists from
Sibley, Ia, are at the Claire.
Mrs. R. Whipple, of Albuquerque, is
a guest at the Claire.
Mrs. William Cole and daughter who
have been guests at the %sanitarium, left
last evening for their home at Denver.
Mrs. C. H. Schrum and daug liter, are
visiting Mrs. Schrum's mother, Mrs. j.
G. Imhoff, at Santa Fe. Mrs. Schrum
is the wife of the Santa Fe station agent
at Rowe.
w. j. Newman came to Santa Fe last
evening we the D. e. r. G., from st.
Joseph, Mo. He has accepted a position
in the bindery of the New Mexican.
Probate Judge Lucero yesterday after
noon adjourned probate court until the
first Monday in July. He will return
home to Espanola tomorrow. Mrs. Lu-
cero will remain in Santa Fe until the
end of the week.