Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-12
PERSONAL MENTION,

IL. y. OF CnlchRO. leu lasb
evening for Cerrillos.
A. G. Macarthur went to Chamita this
morning.
c. II. Bensen, of Guadalupe, Colorado.
is q visitor in the city.
Hon. T. D. Burns returned to his
home at TERRA Amarillo this morning.
Antonio B. Trujillo this morning
went to Arroyo seco, Taos county.
Simon Romero, of Espanola, is here
business and registers at the Bon
Ton.
Territorial Treasurer Samuel Eldodt
went to Chamita this morning on q
business trip.
s. B. Shelby and G. GusdOrf today
enjoyed a drive across the country to
Hill, forty miles from here.
Mrs. c. A. Coulson, of Durango, who
had spent several days in Santa Fc re-
turned home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Skinner who for
ten years have been residents in Santa
Fe left this morning for Creole, Colora-
do, where Mr.. Skinner has accepted q
position in one of the mines.
Henry w. Easton left yesterday after
on a trip to Mexico, which will
take him as far as Chihuahua. At Lamy
he met Ralph Reeder, of Illinois, whom
he will accompany. Mr.. Reeder is trav-
cling for the benefit of his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, travelling photo
graphers, who came here from Las We
gas, last evening went to Cerrillos.
Miss Ada w. Crawford, teacher of
music at the government Indian school,
Yesterday afternoon went on a visit to
the Indian school at Albuquerque.
Charles Dunton, of Washington, D. c.,
a tourist who had been in Santa Fe sew
eral days, last evening left for Las We
gas.
Sherrard Coleman, who has been sur
veying land grants along the Puerco
river, has returned to Santa Fe. He
that rain is very much needed
along the Puerco river.
Jack Rouse, an old timer in New Mex
leo and resident of Glorieta, is in the
city to attend the Grand Army encamp-
ment. He stops at the Bon Ton.
Roman Atencio, assessor OF Rio Ar
riba county, went home to Embudo this
morning. He declares that the mining
business in his county is very brisk and
that there will be plenty of work for all
this summer.
Sheriff Robert Campbell, and his de-
John Reedy, George G. Mauck
and David Mckee returned to Ration
last evening. Deputy j. F. Ruffner will
a few days longer in the capital.
George P. Money, assistant United
States attorney for New Mexico, left
last night for Las Vegas, where he and
his family will hereafter reside.
Lieutenant John B. Catron Is rapidly
recovering from the bad effects of his
recent fall from a bicycle.
William Shoemaker Of Chicago, who
has been a visitor in Santa Fe, will
leave today for Denver.
Colonel M. Brunswick of Las Vegas
Is a guest at the Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Steenbock of San
Francisco are registered at the Palace.
Mr.. S%teenbock is a wine agent.
F. Estrada of San Francisco is a Wis.,
tor in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Morrison and
laughter are tourists from Asheville.
u. c., who arrived last evening and are
at the Palace.
F. Bond of Espanola and G.. w. Bond
# Wagon Mound, who are in business
It those two places, were guests at the
Palace over night.
Mrs. L. H. Darby and son of Denver
last evening and are guests at
he Palace. They will remain here sew
raj days, until MI. Darby, who is a
andy agent, arrives.
Joseph Gardner Of Brooklyn, repre-
a chewing gum manufacturer,
3 in the city.
George D. Stateson, a dry goods agent,
visiting local business people today.
j. M. Hale, a commercial traveller for
st. Joseph. Mo-, hardware firm, is a
uest at the Palace.
r. E. Hall, a representative of the
Fire Insurance company, is
visitor in Santa Fe. The Manchester
ompany some time ago withdrew alto
ether from this territory, but is now
aking steps through Mr.. Hall to start
! business here again.
Mrs. w. w. Gibbs Of the south side
confined to her home, threatened with
n attack Of pneumonia.
c. ". knight, manager of the T. M.
Supply company, Minneapolis.
no had enjoyed several weeks vaca-
at Ojo Caliente and Santa Fe,
.arted on his homeward trip last even
lg. He calls this section the finest
,untry in the world for health-seekers.
M. Kaufman, left today on a business
ip up the Rio Grande railway.
j. II. Gilmore, a ~ranchman from Will
is q visitor in Santa Fe.
j. H. Lanigan, q Kansas City sales.
an. is calling on local business people
day.
F. j. Jones, Of Seligman, Arizona, lisa
sitor in this city,
c. H. Phelps, a New York business
an is a guest at the Claire.
Judge s. b. Newcomb, of Las Cruces,
me to Santa Fe last evening on a bust
1873 trip.
w. C. Montfort son Of undertaken Il.
and ]. A. Guirsleman, OF Albu-
IerQuc, came to Santa Fe to witness
Q g. A. R, encampment tomorrow and |
iday.