Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

John Bowen. of Cerrillos, is at the
Bon Ton.
Surveyor General Vance is quite i'll
with mountain fever.
Thomas f. Jones, of Madrid. was in
the capital over Sunday.
Professor C. e. Burton, of the Indian
agency, has returned from a northern
trip.
Teofilo Romero. of Albuquerque, is
here on business before the United States
land Office. He stops at the Bon Ton.
Dan Warren, representing a Denver
iobbing house, registered at the Palace
yesterday on a commercial trip to this
city.
Cashier A. A. Keen, of the First Ma
tional Bank of Albuquerque, came up
Yesterday on a short business trip, and
registered at the Palace.
Mrs. H. M. Chapman, of Newton,
Mass. is travelling through the south
west, and while looking over Santa Fe
is a guest at the Palace.
Rev. DR.. Harwood, superintendent of
the Mexican Methodist work in this
territory, will preach at both services
next Sunday in the Methodist church in
this city.
Miss Helen M. Ireson and Mrs. Nathan
Weston of Boston. arrived last night
from the east, and are pleasantly domi-
ciled at the Sanitarium.
George Kunz, of Willis, is a guest at
the Exchange. He says this snow is a
great thing for the range pastures, and
that there is plenty of the beautiful in
the Pecos country.
Forest Superintendent Buntain has
returned from an official trip to Flag
staff. He says that preparation has
already begun there for the tourist rush
of the coming season.
Il. L. Alexander, of Parsons, Kans.,
an engineer on the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas railroad, is travelling through the
southwest country on pleasure, and spent
Sunday in this city. He left for Durango
this morning over the Denver & Rio
Grande.
Chief Clerk Strong, of the Palace, re-
turned from the north last night with
his mother, Mrs. Nelson Strong. She
came from Freeport, His. and is a guest
at the Palace.
j. X. Turner, the Rinconada mining
man. and his brother, +. B. Turner,
from Butte, Mont, who has been stop
ping at the Palace for several days, went
north this morning over the narrow
gauge. F. B. Turner is going straight
through to Montana.
Colonel j. Francisco Chaves, president
of the council Of the 33d legislative as
sembly which adjourned on the 10th
inst. accompanied by his little daughter,
left for his home at Progreso, Valencia
county, yesterday afternoon, making the
trip by team.
Daniel Laumbach and his sister, Miss
Mary Laumbach, Of Buena Vista, are in
the city visiting with Mr.. Laumbach's
brother-in-law, j. s. Candelario. Mr..
Laumbach returns north shortly, while
Miss Laumbach will remain here for
some time.
L. C. Everling and w. l.. McClinton,
of Leavenworth, Kas., and w. f. Nc
Coy, of Louisville, KY, are steel bridge
men looking over the Santa Fe road in.
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steel bridges and such heavy work
wherever necessary. They were in this
city over Sunday, and stopped az the
Miss Ella M. Berger, Oldest daughter
Of w. NJ. Berger, Esq, of this city, re-
turned home Saturday night from Ober-
lin college, where she has been studying
for several years. Miss Berger stood
high in her studies at college, as well as
In the estimation of her many friends |
there and fellow students, and is an ac-
girl. She is being welcomed
home by many old acquaintance and
friends.
Mrs. Frank P. Sturgis, who has been
relatives in Springer for. sew
oral weeks, returned home Saturday
night.
j. II. Gerdes has returned from a
weeks stay IN Cerrillos, where he looked
after business interests
Regular conclave of Santa Fe COM
nandery No. l, X. r., tonight. Annual
of officers. A full attendance
the knights is requested.