Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-04

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Ernest Floyd, who has been EN-
ployed at the shops Of Ration has re.
turned to this city.
Richard Turpin drove In from Wat
rous today. He says no rain fell in
that part Of the country.
Arthur Judell has gone to the Bach
arach sheep ranges to spend q few
days looking into conditions.
Louis ]. Benjamin, he OF the Rab-
bits Foot. Is here again in the inter-
est of the Mercy Mercantile company.
Donald Stewart, who has charge Of
the Gross.Kelly establishment at Tu-
cumcari, is here today on business.
w. D. Hart, range foreman Of the
Bell ranch, left for home this morning
after spending . couple Of days in the
city.
Miss Clara Baasch accompanied the
venz party bound for Saint Louis, yes
terday.
Mrs. A. Callahan left yesterday for
the city Of the Worlds Fair where
she will visit friends.
j. C. Bacon a stockman visiting this
section went out to Cabra Springs
to see what he might see.
s. FIoersheim OF the large mercan-
tile company bearing his name, doing
business at Springer and Roy. is in
the city.
Cecil R. Hays, a promising Las
Vegas boy, is nov in the employ OF
the Union Mercantile company at
Clayton.
Dr. L. Hernandez left this morning
for Santa Fe, where he will spend a
few days, going thence to Taos to re-
main for four weeks.
Mrs. N. b. Roseberry and her guests
Albert Benton and sister. Of Blooming
ton, Ind, have gone to the Cutler re-
sort at Rociada to remain for a few
days.
J. w. Hicks left last night on a drive
to the Hunicks ranch. He expects to
return this afternoon and will leave
in a day OF two for his home in Santa
Rosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Iden have
gone to Creston, Ia, to spend q couple
Of weeks to visit relatives. After q
couple OF weeks at st. Louis, they will
return to the city.
A. J. Beurisford. who represents
the biggest establishment which deals
in clothing for children, in the Windy
City, Is spending the day with M.
Greenberger Of the Boston store.
Mrs. Perry, cashier at GRAF & Hay
wards. is moving today from Grand
avenue to the coy home at S15 Nat.
ional avenue, which has recently been
furnished with modern conveniences.
Rabbi Werner OF the Ghetto district
In New York, who Is spending a few
weeks here seeking rest and recrea-
tion, has many interesting tales to
tell Of life in that cosmopolitan quar-
ter Of the earth.
Mrs. !. H. Rapp didn't get away for
concQrdia last night for the very good
reason that her husband said II she
waited for a day he would accompany
her. Mr.. and Mrs. Rapp are sched-
uled to 60 this afternoon.
"A. p. Millar and wife, with a nurse
q Chicago party who were travelling
Californiaward, are at the Castaneda.
Mr.. Millar was seized with serious i'll
ness while on the train and the party
stayed over here. The gentleman's
condition is regarded as serious.
George Chavez, former commission.
er Of San Miguel county, is a visitor
here from his ranch home near thel
ROCK island railroad. He has to re-.
port most unfortunate conditions or
the stock business In his section.
Roman casaus. ex-sheriff Of Guada.
lbpe county. and now deputy sheriff
OF the county Of Leonard Who'll, whose
home is at Anton Chico, is visiting
the family Of Demetrio Silva.
". Mefford, Of Bloomington, ind,
who passed through the city on his
way to California on n OF the de-
layed trains this morning. had the ,op.
portunity Of a half hours visit with
his old friend N. b. Roseberry at the
depot.
II. II. Don Carlos. general western
superintendent Of the National Life
company, arrived this az
70 look after the thriving To-
cal Office Of the company. Mr.. Don
says that north Of Springer the
water from the recent heavy rains Is
standing In pools in all the low places. I
Hon. r. A. Manzanares returned ,
This morning from Ration, where he at. /
tended a meeting Of the board Of ,