Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

F. H. MCGEE, of Denver, is doing the
town.
5. S. Hatfield is in town with his
grips.
Louis Baer is in the city visiting
friends.
Mrs. E. A. Carr has returned from
Fort Wingate.
Frank l.. Jones is at present stopping
at Wagon Mound.
Chas. n. Grosvenor, of Memphis, is a
visitor here TODAY.
Miss b. Bornetield, of Albuquerque, is
Il visitor in the city.
j. M. Stedman, of Columbia, Mo-, is
looking about the city today.
j. W. LOOMS came in from Buchanan
last night to spend the 4th.
W. s.. Atwood and wife are here from
Denver on Il sightseeing trip.
Miss Nelson. the Nambe mission teach
er, left this morning for the east.
Mrs. j. j. Sheridan arrived from AL
buquerque this morning and will be the
guest Of Santa Fe friends over the
Fourth.
Geo. Myers, a late arrival from Cleve-
land, Ohio, is taking in the sights about
Santa Fee today.
The cavalry band will give a ball at
Gray's opera hall tomorrow night aft
er the plaza concert.
Hons. +. H. Pierce and Juan Navarro,
OF the penitentiary board, left this morn
ing for their respective homes in Las
Vegas and Mora.
j. II. Henderson and AL. Stewart came
in from the Belcher mine this noon, and
will participate in the festivities of the
occasion tomorrow.
Sam Coppinger, painter, returned last
night from Ell Rito where he has been
decorating the new residence of Col.
Venceslao %Jaramillo.
f.. l.. McIlray, one of Las Vegas most
active and ~enterprising young men and
stanch worker for the e. Romero Hose
Company. is here to spend several days.
$. N. Lowell, of Bland, came in on
last nights stage. He says the Wood.
bury mill, destroyed by fire at Woodbury.
on Friday night, is to be rebuilt a,
once.
Wallace Hesselen, a we'll known AL.
%buquerque resident, accompanied by his
wife, were among the noon arrivals
from the south today, coming to cele.
brate.
MesdameS Henry and Felix Grant,
who have been visiting in the city for
some days, left this morning for their
respective homes at Albuquerque and
Tres Piedras.
Harry Stevens and Lee Muehleisen.
of the New Mexican news and book de-
partments, Mr.. Sours. of Ohio, H., and
J. II. Ulrich. of st. Louis, have gone on
q three days hshing trip to the upper
Pecos.
Cloyd Chapman, connected with the
Edison placer works, is here from Dolo-
res to pass the 4th with city friends.
He reports that Manager s. G.. Burn
has gone on a visit to Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. M. Ross and chill
dren. of Rockville, are visiting Mrs
Ross parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Der.
Ieth. They will remain in Santa Fe for
several weeks.
Hon. j. Il, Mclaughlin left this after
noon fer his home at San Pedro, greatly
regretting that his duties at the big
smelter would not allow him to remain
here over the 4th.
G. r. Mckay, one of the Las Vegas
printer boys who went through the
Cuban campaign with Major Fred
Muller's troop of rough riders, is here to
spend the 4th and renew acquaintance.
He is still very sick, and looks it. For
everlastingly hanging on, he says, that
Cuban fever is about the most tenacious
thing he has ever come up against.
The Right Rev. Henry Granjon, d.
d., bishop of Tucson, with the Very
Rev. Edward Gerard, vicar general, and
the Rev. ?. Timmermans, pastor of
Clifton, Ariz., left this afternoon for
Tucson after a pleasant visit with the
cathedral clergy. They reach Tucson
at e o'clock tomorrow evening, where a
public reception will be rendered them. |