Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

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DR.. Kinner, of st. Louis, is sight-see
ing about the city.
Mrs. Frank P. Sturges has returne'
home from a visit to Las Vegas.
Fred Dean, of San Juan county, i
among the visitors in town today.
James Chaves, from the Ell Progress
ranch, is in the city to see the circus.
L. A. Hughes was a passenger TO
Las Vegas on the early morning train
Elias Clark, of Plaza Alcalde, cam
down last evening on a visit wit
friends.
Jacobo Yrisarri and family are her
from Albuquerque visiting among rela
tives.
Frank Franks and family drove il
from Espanola this morning in order t.
take in the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Squire Hart, of Taos
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Delgado of this city.
Hugo Seaberg arrived from Ojo Ca
liente last night and left this mornin,
for his home at Springer.
Edward Bennett, pioneer %prospecto
and miner from the turquois district, il
taking in the show today.
A. w. Hinchman, a popular ant
progressive Las Vegan, is in the cit,
accompanied by his family.
Cosme Herrera, ex-superintendent o
county schools and fruit farmer at Sal
Il0af0nSn 10 in town TODAY
j. B. Sloan and w. NJ. II. Woodwar,
have returned home from a trip to tn
cliff dwellings beyond Pajarito canon
Eduardo Otero. chief clerk in the lant
registers Office, is s%ojourning at OF,
Caliente on a ten days leave of absence
Miss Minnie Craig, daughter of R. M
Craig, of Albuquerque, is in the city o.
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Bishop
Hon. w. J. Mills, chief justice o
New Mexico, arrived from Las Vega
last night and has quarters at the Pal
ace.
w. II. Gortner, o well known citize1
of Las Vegas, is in the city visitin
with his brother, District Attorney R
C. Gortner. =
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Bishop are agai
at home after two weeks spent at tn
Dockweiler fruit ranch in the Tcsuqu
valley.
Hon. A. A. Freeman, of Carlsbad
is visiting the city and will remain t
attend the sessions of the supreme cour
which begin tomorrow.
]. N. Turner, wife and child, %returne,
last evening from Oio Caliente and lef
today for Trinidad, where Mr.. Turne
is engaged in business.
j. w. Crawley and family and Mis-
Benjamin returned home last evening
from an enjoyable camping trip of tel
days to Dalton's park on the uppe
PecOS.
Mrs. X. w. Hudson, of Cambridge
Mass, and Miss Bertha 7. Bright, o
Waltham, Mass, who have been doins
the D. & R. G., scenic circle via Salida
Ouray and Santa Fe, left this morning
for Colorado Springs via Trinidad.
s. J. Halsinger, special agent of tn,
interior department, left for the soutl
last evening, and after inspecting thu
cliff dweller ruins near Gallup will return
here in ten days to look over the Paja
rito canon ruins "a miles west of Santa
Fe.
Train master F. c. Fox came in from
Las Vegas with the show train and il
company with Uncle James Sturrock
of Lamy, took an early morning walk
about the city, peeping into the gardens
and orchards and wondering how it is
that Santa Fe which has more altitude
than Las Vegas, can produce such
delicious fruit. 1t has been more than q
year since Mr.. Fox was in the city
He thinks the new capitol all right and
would like to transplant the beautiful
plaza here over next to the Castaneda
at Las Vegas.
Ex-Governor L. P. Prince is at Colo
RADIO Springs attending the Farmers
National congress as a representative
of the bureau of immigration and the
territory. While there, Ex-Governor
Prince, who works for the welfare of
the territory with interchangeable zeal,
will distribute pamphlets and booklets
on the climate and resources of the
territory where they will do the most
good.
w. c. Wynkoop is expected in town
this week, to remain until the late au-
tumn, when, with Mrs. Wynkoop, he
may go east to be present at the we'd
ding of Miss Gertrude Hills Wynkoop,
daughter of DR.. Gerardus Wynkoop, of
No. 1928 Madison avenue, N. Y, to Mr..
S%tuyvesant Fish Morris, Jr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wynkoop will spend the winter in
Santa Fe.
W. H.. Seamon, of FL Paso, Texas,
grand lecturer of the Grand Lodg, Of
Free Masons of the territory, will arrive
in the capital tomorrow for several days
this week to examine the officers of
Lodge, No. l, A. F. and A.
in this city and lecture to the
odge on the authorized secret work of
The grand lodge. Practice communi-
will be held every evening dur
ng his stay, and all Masons in good
standing are cordially invited to at
end.
AL. s. Bonney, representing a st. Jo-
'eph mercantile firm and who has been
working this territory for nearly 20
ears, Is a guest at the Palace.
Mrs. Louise Getchel and Miss M. L.
.dcGilvray, of Albuquerque, arrived in
he city on the noon train.
Judge J. w. Crumpacker and wife
Irrived from Albuquerque at noon and
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