Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

j. N. Earl, OF GlOrleta, IS IN town on
business, and registered at the Palace.
j. G. Maxwell, MINER is here from
Durango and registers at the Bon Ton.
Julio Ortiz, of Antonchco, is in the
city on business and stops at the Bon
Ton.
F w. Barton, OF Las Vegas, is in
Santa Fe on business today and guest
at the Palace hotel
Il. A. Cox, a merchant of Hooper,
Colo, is in the city today, and stops at
the Palace hotel.
Mrs. OteTo, the accomplished wife of
Major Page B. Otero, has returned
home from an extended visit east.
Mrs. M. S. Groves and Miss Kate
Horton, of Espanola, came down last
night on visit. and are in town for the
day.
S. Alexander, just re-appointed dis
trict attorney for Socorro county, ar
rived from the south last night, and is
at the Exchange.
w. E. Gortner, of Las Vegas, brother
of Corporation Counsel Gortner, of this
city, is in the capital today, and guest
at the Palace.
Captain George Curry, of Tularosa,
arrived from the south last night, and is
in the capital today on official business.
He is at the Palace.
Sister M. Lucia, of the order of the
Listers of Loretto, went north this
morning over the narrow gauge to the
convent near Fort Logan, Colo.
Contestants for the annual Morey
reading prize in the Manual Training
high school of Denver, have been Sc
lected after careful competition, three
from each of the three upper classes, or
nine in all. The first one on the senior
class list is Miss Florence B. Iessup,
daughter of member of The New Mex
lean staff.
Rev. G. s. Madden has returned from
Bland were he preached last Sunday,
and will go:back to the camp Tor preach
ing next Sunday, as it is expected that
the Protestant churches will continue
closed in this city through another
Sabbath.
Alfredo Delgado, of Poioaque, is re-
moving today to this city to reside.
Miss Mary A. Stedam, of Logan, O.
who is In Santa Fe on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. s. B. Warner, has decided to re-
main permanently.
Hon. Matt G Reynolds arrived yester-
day from St. Louis, and will be In town
for the next 10 days on land court mat
ters. Then he returns east, going as far
as Washington. The land court meets
in Tucson May o.
At the meeting of Carleton Post G. A.
r. held last night, committee consist
ing of w. M. Berger Geo. W. Knaebel.
s. s. Beatty, S. II. Day and Jacob Welt.
mer was appointed to make all neces'
sary arrangements on behalf of the Post
for the 10th annual encampment of the
order, to be held in Santa Fe, April 18TH
Charles Allen, we'll known miner OF
Rio Arriba county, has written j. P
O'Connor Of this city, from Abiquiu, that
the Nettleton dredge has proved sue
cess, and is saving the fine gold that has
hitherto escaped capture.
Harry Chittwood, nephew of s. s
Beatty, has returned from Ell Paso
where he has been doing well as agent
of the Troy steam laundry. He was
| however, on the point or gong TO tine
Philippines as commissiary sergeant
when letter was received from Mr.
Beatty making it an object for the young
man to return to Santa Fe and engage
in business here.
Sunday morning Rev. w. H. Moore
brother of the pastor of the First Pres
byterian church of this city, preached
to large and very appreciative audi
ence. Many will be glad to know tina
. Mr. Moore will remain over until mex
Sunday and will again take charge 0
the pulpit.-El Paso Graphic.