Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Rev. q. A. eagle, of Pennington, an,
Rev. c. E. Lownie arrived in this cit,
last evening on a visit, having com
: down from Embudo, where the presby
terry met.
:, Professor Humboldt Casad, Of tn,
agricultural college experiment station
arrived in the capital last evening tt
take charge of the agricultural college
exhibit at the horticultural fair.
Mrs. w. E. Dame, of Cerrillos, is g
visitor in the city.
Homer ]. Kendall, of Las Vegas
spent the day in the capital.
l.. s. Trimble, of Albuquerque, ar
rived from the south last night.
William Van Arsdell, driver of the
Denver & Rio Grande express team. is
at Denver this week, and E. A. Whit
lock Is driving the express team.
l.. L.. ~Bacharach, the Las Vegas mer-
chant, arrived last evening on d visit
to his wife, who is staying with her
mother, Mrs. Ilfeld.
j. B. Without, of Willis, supervisor of
the Pecos forest reserve, is in the cap
ital on business.
w. G. Ashdown, superintendent of the
water works at Cerrillos, arrived in the
capital last evening on a business trip,
~Nepomucemo Gallegos and family, of
Socorro, are visitors in the city.
A. Mackel, manager of the Wild Goose
1 ltn4Gp nOmnnnu a pNivyn1 tn Co~k- IN.
last evening to make preparations for
the staging of the play at the opera
house tomorrow and Saturday even
ings.
Mrs. Jose Salazar, of Chamita, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Leo Hersch.
Jose M. Martinez and family, of Tier
ra Amarillo, spent the day in the cap
ital. A daughter and two sons entered
local educational institutions.
Mrs. E. A. Minchen, of Cleveland, O.,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Gibson,
who has been visiting her parents for
the past ten days, started for her home
last night. Mrs. Minchen was fayorably
impressed with Santa Fe and surround
ings, and expects to return in the spring
to spend the summer in the territory.
A. A. Newberry and family are ex-
pected to arrive in this city this even
ing from New York. They will make
their permanent residence here.
John Pfueger, who has been recuper-
ating at Ojo C%aliente, has returned to
Lamy, n Mr.. Newhall, who managed
the store at Lamy during the absence of
Mr.. Pfueger, has returned to Santa Fe.
f. ~Lowenthal, a popular business man
of Albuquerque, member Of the firm of
& Meyers, recently appoint
ed a member of the board of immigra-
ton, arrived in the capital last evening
on a business visit.
Miss Watson, an instructor at the
Fort Lewis Indian school, Colorado,
who had been visiting Mrs. Viets at the
government Indian school, returned
this forenoon.
Among those who returned home this
morning yer the narrow gauge after a
visit to this city to witness the pallium
ceremony We're Rev. Anthony Jouven-
'eau, who went to Park View; Rev. Ca
milo Seux, Chamita; Pedro Martinez.
chamita; Miguel Gonzales, Abiquiu;
de Luna and family, Fer
lando Martinez and family, and Victor !
and family, TERRA Amarillo. f
7. J.. Helm, general agent of the Dem
'er a Rio Grande railroad, and a party
friends returned home last evening
rom a cunning trip in the vicinity Of ;
They shot a number of ducks.
ut report game very scarce this year.
Hon. T. B. Catron left last evening for
where he is interested in a
lumber of cases which will come up be-
Ore the supreme court. +.
Bishop Matz is the guest of Arch :
ishop Bourgade. He will leave for
tomorrow evening. 4
Hon. N. $. Walpole left for his home :
t Pueblo last evening. =
Mrs. VIM. Mcintyre, of Auburn, Ind.
[rs. N. J. Dillon, of Las Vegas, and
M. McTighe, OF Little Rock, Ark,
taking In the sights of the Capital
ty today. They are the guests of Mr.. .
nd Mrs. F. P. Sturges. :
ouoiih hilsclt TebuTHeu laSG even u
e from q business trip to Silver CITY.
he sheriff was astonished at the rapid
'owth of that place and the activity
lere and In surrounding mining camps. /
w. H. Buntain, superintendent of
reserves in New Mexico and Ari-
ma, returned home last evening from q
Ip to the east. He visited Washington,
York and other eastern points and
opped a few days at his home at Nom
ence, III. He gained In weight and ]
alth during his absence from Santa Fe. =
Mrs. A. j. LOOMS left last evening fori
's Angeles where she will stay during
. winter.
Governor and Mrs. Otero and son MI
ell, with Adjutant General Whiteman
leave this evening for Chicago to
end the laying OF the corner stone of
federal building in that city. They "A
! remain away about q week.
Rev. M. Madrid returned home last
ming from the meeting Of Presbytery
Embudo. r
sev. Norman Skinner Of Las Vegas
mt the day in the capital. He is on
way home from Presbytery at EN- IA