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

Nasarlo romero IS In from La
Iona. a6N
Pat Gonzales is down from Wagon
Mound. |.
Bert Adams and wife are in from
Mineral Hill.
Celestino Gercia is in from Ojo de
Las Truchas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Piggott are in
from Los Alamos.
Joe Fran is in from the Pecos
country with a load Of hides.
Will Hayward was among those who
spent the day in the mountains.
NJ. McSchooler IS expected to re-.
turn from Chicago in a day or two.
W. M. Bell, the New York Life man,
returned this afternoon from Santa
Fe.
Cattle Inspector Walter o'Brien left
yesterday afternoon for the Catskill
country.
Attorney Geo. P. Money returned
Saturday evening from his trip to
Santa Fe.
Squire Hart, an old resident Of
Taos who has been in the city, left
for home this morning.
Division Superintendent Easley left
this afternoon for a northern trip of
several days duration.
Miss Mary Upton is an arrival in
the city from Tiptonville, the guest
Of the Misses Bernard.
Mrs. F. G. Marshall went to Albu-
uuerque this afternoon to pay a visit
OF. a few days to her mother.
Borden Stone, a son of the earpen-
ter, Is in the city, to remain, and is
booking around for something to do.
H. o. Clark connected with the
Whitson Music Company of Albuquer-
que is a guest at the Eldorado hotel.
Sam Hornberger "a New York sales
man who comes this way semi-ocea-
sionally, visited the merchants to-
day.
Sidney Hellman, who doesn't sell the
product for which Kentucky is famous
mixed it with the business men TO-
day.
jill. McColgan and T. H. Knowlton,
the latter IN officer Of the Santa Re,
are in the city registered at the
Plaza.
w. +. Kirkpatrick and Ike Taylor
came in last evening from Cuervo
where they are interested in a cattle
ranch.
Mrs. Nothumb departed yesterday
afternoon for Denver, where she will
meet her father and remain for the
summer.
Mrs. L. j. Stoneroad. mother of Mrs
A. A. Jones and Miss Elba Stoneroad.
has arrived from California to spend
the summer.
Juan de Dios Macs is in from below
the mesa, in the chaperito section.
He reports a splendid rain down
there yesterday.
w. H. Ungles and wife returned
Saturday afternoon from Denver
where they enjoyed a two weeks va.
cation sightseeing.
Miss Ball. teacher of Latin and
Greek at the Normal though still far
from well, left this afternoon for her
home in Appleton, Wis.
w. f. Powers. well known as an Of.
fetal OF the Wells.Fargo service,
passed through the city Saturday es.
ening. bound for Denver.
Frank Gonzales as one Of a consid.
cradle party drove out to Los A1amos
To attenl som notable festivities
which will take place there tonight.
Chief Justice Mills returned yester.
day morning from Santa Fe, where
he presided over the meeting Of judges
called to redistriet the territory.
Roman Gallegos and Felix Esquibel,
county commissioners, are In town 70
constitute the make np Of the county
board for the transaction Of business.
T. B. Mumma, representing the
California state committee Of the Y.
M. g. "a. Is In the city for a few days
to assist in the work Of the associa-
ton here.
NJ. W. Browne has received word
from his daughters, Misses Mildred
and Artless that they arrived safely
in Kansas City, being detained not at
all by the floods.
r. f. Twitchell went Sest IN &C. |
this afternoon the guest Of Z. D.
Kenner, first vice president and gen.
eral solicitor Of the Santa Fe. HE
psy 70 to California.
Professor Lee Emerson Bassett, OF
the English department OF Leland
stanford, Jr., university, and his wife
- ,h,o,,b tba cifv y~eetprday on