Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-05
PERSONAL MENTION.
j. A. Roy is down from Hopewell.


Mrs. Fred Lewis is a visitor from Al
buquerque:
Antonio Joseph, Jr., is a visitor from
Ojo Caliente.
James Lynch was in the city from
Cieneguilla.
Miss Wheelan is here from Albuquer-
que on an extended visit.
Clifton Sloan of Kansas City, arrived
in the city yesterday for an extended
visit.
The Misses Clark of Plaza Alcalde,
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Leo
Hersch.
Fred Parish and daughter are up
from Albuquerque renewing old ac-
quaintances.
Thos. Lamb, a young Englishman
from the upper Pecos, took in the fes-
%tivities.
Fred G. de Baca and Preciliano Ortiz
are here from Pena Blanca enjoying
themselves.
H. Laird drove a four. finland in
yesterday morning loaded with people
from Madrid.
Gertrude Butler is here from Las
| Vegas on a visi6 with her grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Parsons.
DR.. L.. c. Bonham and John Hulskatte
of Cerrillos, are in the city and had a
parade all of their own.
Richard Matthews and wife, of San
Pedro, driving a fine team Of s%orrels,
came up to spend the 4th,
Hon. Alexandra Sandoval of Albu-
querque, a member of the territorial
board of equalization, is a visitor in the
capital.
L. D. Sugar, the erstwhile Cerrillos
merchant, took a stroll over the town
yesterday to admire the fruit orch
ards.
Clement Hightower, translator in the
surveyor generals office, has brought
his family from Socorro to make their
home here.
Miss Jennie Otero left yesterday morn
ing by rail for the upper Pecos, where
she will be the guest Of Mrs. N. b. Field
for two weeks.
E. G. P%uterbaugh and family, w. G..
Ashdown, M. w. Jones, Fred North
and Geo. Rice were among the days
visitors from Cerrillos.
Kie Oldham, of Little Rock, Ark, U. |
s. special attorney to investigate Indian
depreciation claims, Is in the city stop.
ping at the Exchange.
Miss Title Huston, of Las Vegas, is
visiting Miss Valley Slaughter. Miss
Huston was among those who recently
took part In the contest for the Christian
temperance oratorical medals and won
the silver medal.
Chas. Closson, the Cerrillos merchant,
accompanied by his family and Mrs. Jo-
seph Mackadon, wife Of the manager
OF the San Lazarus mine and mill,
drove In yesterday just in time to es-
cape q drenching.
Frank Harvey, of Joplin, Mo-, and
W. M. Jones, accompanied by Misses
Emma and Kitty Green, have been
a good time about the capital
city for a couple Of days. No rain can
danpen their patriotic enthusiasm.
Sheriff T. s. Hnbbell came In from
Albuquerque yesterday and was given
a reception somewhat akin to an ovation
About 20 of Sheriff Hubbell's friends
called at his room last night with q
bale OF hay and rendered him q serenade.
Enoch Rogers and Thomas Jones
drove in from Cerrillos early yesterday
morning. The former AYERS that ice
In the Arroyo Hondo, nine miles
from town yesterday morning, which
was q novel 4th of July sight for him.
Mr.. Jones states that his brother David
Is still in the coal cOmpany's hospital at
paralyzed from his hips down,
- the result Of last winters accident in
the Madrid coal pits.
j. M. Archuleta, q wealthy and in
fuentiaI pioneer resident Of Conejos,
Colo, Is In the city for q visit of some
days to his daughter, Mrs. Jasper Ortiz.
Alex McIlroy and wife, Of Las Vegas,
have spent the past three days sight
hereabouts. Mr.. McIlroy Is q
member Of the E. Romero hose team.
J.. c. Baldridge, H. c. Baldridge and
Bessie Baldridge we're among those from
Albuquerque who spent the 4th In Santa
Fe and witnessed today's parade and
J.E Lockhart, soL of Henry Lock-
hart, of Albuquerque, has been circulate
Ing among capital city friends for sew
eral days.
Rafael Garcia and Luis Trujillo are
here from Albuquerque to work on the
paving contract for James Nc
C0uiston.