Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-04
PERSONALS

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Fred yiruly is down from watrous.
w. i. Benton "a st. Louis drummer,
is here today.
II. G. Dillon went to the Duke City
this afternoon.
Earl A, wilkins is down today from
the Dawson country.
4. c. Arnold, a commission mar
from Pueblo, is here today.
Attorney A. A. Jones went up to
Ration last night on business.
Z. Z. Mendenhall, the Ration ce'
ment contractor. is here today.
w. L. Gortner returned to the city
from Ration on No. I last night.
VIM. Burbage, a tourist from Hamp-
ton, va, is seeing the lions To-
days.
i. Il. Allen Of The Optic, went over
to Santa Fe this afternoon on bust-
ness.
Margarito Romero drove out TO Ell
Porvenir this morning to look after
his interests there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will R. Smith, pleas.
ant people from Council Bluffs. Iowa,
are visiting the city,
from Colorado Springs, Is doing bus.
mess in the city today.
1. Solomon of Ell Paso came up
yesterday for a visit of a few days
with Ludwig VIM. 1lfeld.
Miss Mary Brunton, who had been
here for several days, went home to
Cherry Valley last night.
Bert Carpenter, a well known travel.
ing man from Rochester, y. +, is
here today with the goods.
John A. Hicks, the Santa Rosa
banker and cattleman, is here today.
He reports fine conditions in his sec
tion.
c. w. Wesner and wife and f. c..
Wesner, are tourists from Sweden,
Ark, who are spending a few days in
the city.
Miss Cora a. Walton arrived last
night from Kansas City and was met
at the depot by her father, Thos, Wal,
ton, oil Mora.
Benjamin Lujan OF Clayton return
ed home yesterday after a visit of
several weeks with his uncle. Sabine
Lujan of Las Vegas.
1. H. Rapp, architect for the new
school building in Santa Fe, has gone
over to the capital to present the
plans for the interior.
Among the c%ountrymen who were
in town today to buy or sell were
Mauricio Lucero, Guilliam Sierra,
Frank S. Chavez, all Of FL Cuervo.
f. w. Halpin, who comes this way
frequently in the interest Of a Denver
Wholesale house is displaying his
wares today to the city merchants.
Hon. ]. S.. Duncan has returned
from California. The gentleman says
heavy rains have been falling all the
way from the coast to this city and
the country looks fine.
Miss Mary Dewitt, a cousin Of J.
D. W. and Elmer yeeder, who has
been here for several weeks, left this
afternoon for Seattle, Wash, where
she will make her future home.
Cecilio Rosenwald. of the firm Of
Z. Rosenwald & Son. expects to leave
in the morning for New York city,
where he will spend four or five
weeks laying In a bountiful supply
Of fall goods.
Robert NJ. Helbig Of Santa Fe pass.
ed through the city yesterday after.
noon on his way to visit his old home
in northern Minnesota. He may de.
eide to remain IN the north. He was
Joined in Las Vegas by his son.
K. NJ. Chapman went down 10
Thornton last evening. Today he Is
a spectator at the notable corn dance
Of the Santo Domingo Indians. He
will probably go on to Albuquerque
before returning to this city.
A passenger through the city yes.
terday afternoon was Judge N. d.
Laughlin Of Santa Fe, on his way 70
New York city. where he will serve
as a member Of the committee which
will notify Judge Parker Of his nom.
ination for the vice presidency, Aug.
ust 10.
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