Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

for the Santa Fe railroad, with head
quarters in Topeka, well and favorably
known in New Mexico and Ell Paso, is in
| New Mexico on official business.
Major w. H. Fl. Llewellyn, district
| attorney for Dona Ana and Otero coun-
ties, is steadily improving and will soon
| be able to attend to official and private
business.
Hon. Il. b. Catron returned from Las
Cruces and other southern points last
| night. While in Las Cruces Mr.. Catron
appeared for the prosecution in the hear
ling of the Lee and Gilliland murder
cases.
S. H. Fields, representing a st. 10
| seph (Mo.) dry goods house, is a guest
| at the Palace, while in this city on a
| business trip. He says he could not do
| stacks of merchandise buried in now
stalled freight trains somewhere this
| side of the Missouri river, and could not
order other goods until they knew what
they were going to get out of the snow
drifts. Judging from the samples Mr..
Fields carries, the fashions in mems
| shirtings the coming season will be de-
cidedly lively, with a combination of
colors that ought to please the most
fantastic Indian. Dolly Vardenism
threatens to return in gayer form than
ever.
c. w. Layman, representing a Chica-
go tent and awning house, went up to
Antonito this morning over the d. & r.
G. He says business is good in the
southwest, and dealers are preparing
for a prosperous summer season.
President e. L.. Hewitt, of the Las
Vegas normal school, and wife, arrived
last evening to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. E. Wood, of this city, and continued
south to Albuquerque this morning.
Daniel Warren, representing Struby,
Estabrooke & Company, Of Denver,
went up to Chamita this morning. Mr..
Warren takes the place of Mr.. Will
liams, who is well known in Santa Fe,
and who has gone into business for
himself in Denver.
<AiAtoiiio OooCpht IL IAdo OCClA
on a visit to her son, Lieutenant Jo-
seph, at the military institute, at Ros-
well, returned north this morning to
Ojo Caliente after a pleasant stay in
this city with Judge and Mrs. Laughlin.
Mrs. Sylvester Hazleton, of Michigan,
who has been stopping in this city with
her husband who is here for his health,
has returned to Michigan, as this alti-
tude was too high for her. She reached
home just in time to be caught in the
heaviest snow storm of the season.
Engineer Mike Hurley brought down
last nights D. & r. G.. with engine PSI,
as Engineer George Riddle has had to
take his engine, IS, into the shop for
repairs.
A. Kern and E. Makedon, of, San Pc
dro, are up to-day on a business trip,
and are registered at the Exchange.
Editor w. c. Wynkoop, of the Denver
Mining Review, n Of the best mining
editors in Colorado, and a veteran
newspaper man in other fields of jour-
nalistic work. arrived last night from
the north owe the narrow gauge, and
Is a guest at the Palace hotel.
DR.. w. B. Pineo and wife and G. G..
Laybourn, of Minneapolis, arrived last
night on a California trip, and regis
tered at the Palace. They continued on
their western journey to-day.
M. Harley and Z. johnson, two rail-
road employees OF the d. & R. g., came
ic from Alamosa last evening and
stopped at the Bon Ton.
Special Agent Max Pracht, of the gen
neral land office, has returned from a
three weeks leave of absence in New
York. Washington, Chicago and other
small villages, He says he enjoyed fine
weather until he got back into Colorado
whose boosted sunshine was non est in
%ventus, and he had enough weather
there to last him for the next 10 years.
District Clerk A. M. Bergere is in Lamy
today on business.