Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

Ralph Easley returned home Saturday
from the Agricultural college at Mesilla
to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oberholtzer of Berlin,
Canada, who came some time ago to this
city for Mr.. Oberholtzer's health will
leave this week for Phoenix, Arizona, to
spend the winter.
District Attorney R. c. Gortner left
Saturday for his old home in Indiana to
spend the Christmas holidays.
Hon. l.. B. Prince was at st. Paul's
chapel, New York, at the time of the
anniversary service commensurate of
the death Of General Washington, as q
member of the society of the Cincinnati,
of which Washington was the first pres
ident.
DR.. VIM. Brandreth, of New York,
largely interested in Taos county min
ing, is due in Santa Fee.
George s. Terry, who is interested in
many New Mexican mining enterprises,
hopes to come out about the middle of
January from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Bergere last ev-
ening entertained at dinner Mrs. M. A..
Otero, Miss Larue and Judge Emmett.
Miss Charlotte Pracht of Ashland,
Oregon, who has been the guest of Miss
Gulliford the past few week will leave
tomorrow for her home by way of Ell
Paso to which point her father, Special
Agent Max Pracht, will accompany her.
Miss Pracht is delighted with Santa Fe
and the hospitality she enjoyed here.
She will probably visit Santa Fe again
next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. U. Sidebottom, who
spent a week in this city, have gone to
Mulhall, Oklahoma.
Hon. Z. b. Catron left last evening on
a business trip to Albuquerque.
l.. d. Baldwin, a surgeon of the Unit
ed States navy, and wife, will arrive in
the capital this evening from Las We
gas to spend the week.
Sheriff Amado Ortiz. of Rio Arriba
county, was the guest over Christmas
of Hon. b. M. Read and family.
Justin H. Mccarthy, of Espanola,
spent Christmas in the capital.
j. d. Martinez, of Las Vegas, was q
in the city Christmas.
A. Mcintyre, superintendent at Buck
mans sawmill. and Mrs. Buchanan
spent Christmas in the capital.
Among the Albuquerque visitors in
the capital since Saturday were B. A,
Sleyster and A. Singer.
. Mortipo1 of 1Niorro Aynori11a
a a visitor in the capital yesterday.
Charles Smith, of Dillon, spent Christ
mas in the city.
W. M. Berger returned home Satur-
day evening from an extended visit to
the east, Denver and Rocky Ford, Colo.
Adjutant General Whiteman is con-
to his home with illness.
DR.. Eggert Is able to be about again,
a serious illness. Mr. Eggert is
working on a large medical work, and
his friends hope that he will recover
strength sufficient to complete the vol
ume, which Is said to be the most i'm
portant Of a number Of books of which
he is the author.
George w. Hickox, of Ell Paso, is in
capital to spend the Christmas hol-
days with his family.
Manuel Otero came home from the ag-
'icultural college at Mesilla Park yes
.erday to spend the Christmas holidays
1t home.
Mrs. w. L. Jackson, of Silver City.
me of the teachers Of that city, arrived
o-day to attend the meeting of the ed
lcational association.
Mrs. Attlebury, Of Litchleld, ILL.,, is
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. McCord. Mrs.
Attlebury is here for her health.
This week a sister of Norman L.
King, of the surveyor generals office,
will arrive from Washington on a
visit.
Miss Sue Mead, a public school teach
r of Cerrillos, arrived in the capital
noon to attend the territorial edu-
ational society meeting. She is the
'uest Of Mrs. Hurt.
Professor T. D. A. Cockerell, of the
gricultural college, arrived this noon
0 attend the educational association
President Sanders and Professor HI
Hadley, Of the agricultural college,
i'll arrive tomorrow to attend the ed
%cational association convention.
DR.. Massie has returned from Bland.
The Santa Fe lodge, knights Of
ythias, will initiate several candidates
,-night.
The dining room and parlor of the
alace hotel are being prettily decorat-
I for the meeting Of the educational