Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-22
PERSONALS
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a business mission.
Architect I. H. Rapp, Of this city
spent yesterday in Santa Fe.
Frank Waugh, the Trinidad commits
sion man. is doing business here.
Geo. Nelson. of the Santa Fe refrig
orator service is In the city today,
A Mennet has returned from a visi
to Santa Fe and other parts of central
New Mexico.
D. Goldbaum, a Denver travelling
man, who is well acquainted in these
parts is here today.
Schoolmaster Pablo A. Sena from
Rowe, with Mrs. sena, is visiting
friends ID Las Vegas.
Nj. and Mrs. +. II. Pierce are now
at home in the handsome Robbins
house on Eighth street.
Mateo Lujan, the sheep man, left
this afternoon for his ranches near
Clayton, Union county.
Pedro Delgado. formerly of Santa
Fe, now Of Pagosa Springs, Colorado,
visits relatives here.
Crescencio Martinez. iii the trad.
ing business at Sena on the Peeos,
was buying stock in town Yesterday.
Lou We'll, the widely known Kan
sas City salesman, is busy as a bee
talking trade to the merchants to-
day.
Mrs. ]. N. Stewart, Jr., ana Miss
Mary Quinn, are Chicago ladies who
arrived last night for an indefinite
stay.
Charles L. Hernandez. news dealer
of Bridge street, is enjoying a few
days vacation with his family at
Rivera.
Sheriff Thomas Hubbell Of Bernal-
lilo county, has returned to A%lbuquer-
que from a business trip to chihuahua,
Mexico.
Don Manuel Delgado, n of the best
known west siders is up from Chap
erita where his son is the leading
merchant.
r. c. Dawson one OF the Harvey
guests came down from that high and
healthfm resort whittier he returned
again this morning.
Mrs. Margaret Rhodes left last night
for Topeka, Kansas, where she will
visit her daughter, Mrs. w. X. Black
for several weeks.
Rev. A. HOFFMAN, formerly a cler-
gyman Of the NJ. p. church stationed
at several places, in the Territory, IS
back 4koln Missouri on a visit.
The family Of George Moves, who
is connected with the bureau Of for
eslry exhibit at the Worlds Fair. left
today for 81, Louis 70 remain indef-
initely,
Ben Eitlegoerge got away with Har-
vey Of the highest this morning. Mrs.
Fletcher England, who expected to so
is i'll and postponed her trip until
Saturday.
ID. T. Hoskins and children have re-
from ! visit Of several weeks
to st. Louis. They enjoyed the fair
and have nothing but praise to give
concerning It.
Miss Cora Walton, Mora county
member OF the Woman's Worlds Fair
board, Is spending the summer as a
guest at the home Of the French con
sui in st. Louis.
Attorney W. B. Childers Of Albu
luerque passed through the city yes
terday on his way TO Chicago to at
end the closing sessions of the Re-
,ublican convention.
A. d. Taylor, . mining man from
Nora county who has been in the west
two score wears, is In the city
oday, He says Mora has been bless
d by two heavy rains.
Tom La Rue arrived home last
light. He left Tampico, Mexico, sew !
raj weeks ago and proceeded By
teamer to New York. He was an in
oming passenger on No. 2.
Thos. Keleher and his sister, Miss !.
f. Keleher, are here from Albu- ]
uerque. They came TO attend the !,
neral Of their bgother. David Kele- !
CIR. which took place today. !
Albert .Gusdorf, formesly Of this
now in the employ Of aLincoln {
ouse which deals In mems furnish
u goods, is in the city to look mp
usiness and to visit his family. Fl
The Rev. j. ". shiveiy, pastor Of the 4
/. e. church Of Lebanon, Ohio. who :
it'll his wife has been visiting their 4
sughter, has gone owe to Santa Fe q
see the sights Of the old city. In
James Mcguire, nephew Of Mrs. i. d
x,,aiton ~ Mora lately stationed at y