Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

Rev. H. j. Swift, a Jesuit father from
Pueblo, is a guest at the Exchange.
J.. b. Conn, of Sacramento, last even
ing registered at the Exchange. This
morning he left for Denver.
George Z. Morrison, of Denver, anC
John L. Wetherill, of Reading, Pa, who
are travelling in the southwest for theil
health, are guests at The Exchange.
w. II. Brown, of Cedar Rapids, il
stopping at the Claire.
G. w. Thompson, of Durango, is {
guest at the Claire.
J. G. Burdick, of Madrid, registered
at the Claire Saturday evening. This
morning he went to Denver.
B. M. Williams, of Las Vegas, was 6
guest at the Claire yesterday.
w. L. Corkish, of Pueblo, registered a
the Claire last evening.
John E. Mohn, of st. Louis, is stop
ping at the Claire.
F. H. Mitchell, of Cerrillos, is a CUES
at the Claire.
F. Palmer, of Cerrillos, is stopping a
the Claire.
f. M. Rulings, of Cedar Rapids, is :
guest at the Claire.
George Goodman of Durango, is stop
ping at the Palace.
Robert B. Benham of Bland, is aguesI
at the Palace.
E. w. Dobson Of Albuquerque, is stop
ping at the Palace.
j. H. Schooley Of Washington, D. c.,
is in Santa Fe on a health and pleasure
trip. He Is the guest of General Charles
II. Easley and E. f. Sidebottom and
he will remain in Santa Fe a week OF
more.
George P. Miller of Taos, returned
home to Taos this morning after spend.
ing several days in Santa Fe.
Frank Burnett returned last evening
from Bland where he has been looking af-
ter mining claims. He registered at the
Bon Ton.
John o. Brien of Gallup is a guest at
the Bon Ton.
j. w. Green and G. W.. Robinson OF
Fort Madison, Iowa, are guests at the
Exchange.
w. II. Lilly of Kansas City, is stop
ping at the Exchange.
Professor O. Taylor of Topeka, is
stopping at the Exchange.
H. E. Finney, a piano tuner from
Chicago, is u guest at the Exchange.
Alexander Hammond OF Kansas City,
registered on Saturday evening at the
Exchange.
w. j. Ensley, A. Thompson, Edward
Keefer, and James Larahan, of Lamy,
bridge builders for the Santa Fe rail-
road, are guests at the Exchange.
H. McKernan Of Ell Paso, is stopping
at the Exchange.
James Wolf of Durango, is q guest at
the Exchange.
Juan Santistevan, the we'll known
Taos merchant and banker was a guest at
the Exchange for several days and re-
turned home this morning.
Sister M. Dolorine, of the Sisters of
Loretto, left this morning for Denver
after a weeks stay with her father,
Judge A. l.. Morrison.
l1Ol W IL SAAlluCtS, VI <1lpuNuCl4AO
registered at the Palace hotel Satur-
day evening.
H. w. Vroman, of Pasadena, is a
guest at the Palace.
r. e. Twitchell and Waldo Twitchell,
of Las Vegas, spent yesterday at the
Palace hotel.
Mrs. Clarke, who has been visiting in
Santa Fe for a week, this morning left
for her home at Plaza de Alcalde.
Hon. T. B. Catron left last evening on
a trip to the east. His first stopping
place will be Kansas City. Mrs. Catron
also intends to leave for the east this
evening.
Miss Elenore Kennedy, Of Chicago,
will start for Santa Fe tomorrow even
ing to visit her sister, Miss Grace Ken
nedy, at the Sanitarium.
Sisters Mary Rachel and Wilhelma,
of the Sanitarium, left this morning on
a visit to Cincinnati.