Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-29

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Las Vegas, is visiting Santa Re.
W. S. Herren, a plantation owner
from Dadeville, Alabama, has taken
up his abode at the Plaza hotel.
Mrs. J. NJ. Abercrombie and family
are moving today to Anton Chico to
spend the remainder Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sabin, who came in
from the Harvey resort last night
left today for their home in Topeka.
Right Rev. Bishop Pitaval, has re-.
turned to Santa Fe from an official Wis
it to the churches in Rio Arriba conn-
ty.
J.. C. Flournoy. a travelling man who
has headquarters in Albuquerque, at.
tended to business in Santa Fe yes
terday.
Mrs. II. d. Walker and four children,
who have been in Santa re a few days
from Las Vegas went down to Albu-
querque.
G. L. MeIlheny, a Philadelphia wool
buyer, who did some business for his
company in Albuquerque, is here LOOK
ing for bargains.
M. Rosenblum and A. Gottschalk,
two Chicago statesmen, who come this
way occasionally. are doing business
with the merchants today.
Passengers for the Harvey resort
this morning were Misses Vera Jones,
Flora Morgan and Gertrude Lea, at
tractiye young ladies of Santa Rosa.
w. Clayton Bartlett, a young east
erner, who has been in the city for
several days, accompanied J. H. Nc
KAY to Ell Pine ranch this morning.
Alexandra Sandoval, Of Sandoval
county, member of the Territorial
board Of equalization spent the day IN.
Santa Fe on private business yester-
day.
Mrs. Kemper who with her daughter
and little son has been spending two
months i'm the city. left on No. 5 last
night for her home in L~eayenworth,
Kansas.
Timoteo Sena, formerly a merchant
on the west side, who has been IN
business at ~Guadalupita for d month
mast took his family out to his new
home today.
Governor otero, Territorial Auditor
Sargent and Hon. Sol. Luna, passed
down the road Sunday night on their
way home from the Chicago convenr
ton, via st. Louis.
Thos. A. McGill, city editor Of the
Denver Times Is in Santa re for q day
Or two. He will come to Las Vegas
for a visit before returning to Tonyer.
The gentleman i aeeompanieal'f his
wife.
Mrs. C. B. Smith, a Gallup sefy5f
man, passed through the city yesters
day on her way to st. Louis to attend
ne National Educational association.
She will also visit relatives at Deca
tut. Ill.
aecond vice President Ross Clark,
ii bic san Pedro, Lbs Angeles & Salt
Juke, railroad, passed through the city
yesterday afternoon on a private car
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bound for Chicago. He was accom-
panied by a party of friends.
. Frances Graves, a public school
teas. of Belen, passed through the
city YESTERDAY afternoon bound for
st. Louis where she viii attend the
IN. 4. A. and visit the fair, Later
she win 80 70 her home at Montgom.
Iery. Mo-:
sx9ohn l. Critics, one Of Las Vegas
tai bted pianist, mas gone to, st. Louis
10 nv and sell music for the McKin
lef Music company. who have a big
ettibft at the fair. Mr.. Critics will
srematn with the company untti the
end Of the exposition.
w. j. Coz, the wealthy III Paso cat.
tlenan. accompanied by M. McDer-
mott, Of New York, and +. w. Mey-
en- and G. NJ. Bond, Of FL Paso. spent
the night here. They are accompany.
ing a train load of cattle TO Kansas
City.
r. S. Mauger. Mrs. n. G. Mcclure
and Miss Jean Mcclure. passed through
the city on No. 2 yesterday afternoon
on their way to Louisa, Kentucky,
whittier they 90 on the sad mission
Of conveying the body Of Mrs. Maui
ger, wife OF the gentleman and daught-
er of Mrs Mcclure, for burial.