Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-25
PERSONALS

Harry Fenton spent Sunday in Al
hnQuerque.
M. and Mrs. Phil Chacon are visit
ing N albuquerque.
Joe Holman is up from Pastur;
for a visit at the family home.
w L. Fox drove the Harvey rig II
yesterday and returned with it to
day
G. M. O'Donel, manager of the Bel
ranch, is doing business in the city
today.
Attorneys j. D. w. Veeder and C.
H. Hunker drove to Watrous and back
again yesterday. &
Misses Josephine and Lucille Shirk
are the guests of Mrs. Herbert Ro.
nero in Albuquerque.
Mrs. N. B. Roseberry left yester-
day evening on No. Z for Wirislow to
pay a visit to her daughter. ~
s. Mason, M. sedow and s. A. AZ.
gar, Of Ration, were here today as
witnesses in the injunction suit.
r. B. Pegram, representing the Ma.
tional Biscuit company, Of Denver,
was a south bound passenger last
night.
Phil P%astoret, the urbane represen.
tative Of Pitkin & Brooks, Chicago
queensware dealers, went south this
morning. s
"A San Juan Indian, who is supplied
with unusually fine pottery is p.og-
irg of considerable interest to the
travelling public.
Mrs. Q. L. Michaelis, wife Of the op.
orator, left yesterday afternoon on an
eastern trip. She will spend some
time at st. Louis.
John York and G. +. Hummell are
out In the country today and suspics
ion points to a trout stream as their
point of destination.
Eduardo Martinez and Raymundo
Harrison, with their families, from
Anton Chico, are visitors at the resi-
dence of D. Silva. west side.
J. A. Baker went to the Tecoloie
copper field today accompanying a par
ty of Duluth capitalists who are not
unlikely to make an investment.
E. Patterson, Of the United States
geological survey corps at work on
the reservoir location here, left on
the stage this morning for Santa Re
sSa.
The pretty fawn that DIR. Mohr has
placed upon his beautiful lawn is
coming in for admiration. 1t is an
uncommonly pert and handsome little
animal.
Ben Williams is here from Albu-
uuerque. As special officer Of the
santa Fe he was interested in the in.
junction suit heard today in the dis.
trict court.
III. r. Wallace, manager Of the Ell
ectric railway, will leave for st. Louis
tonight. Mr.. Wallace has his force
80 well organized that his thirty-day
absence will occasion no jar in the
running of the system.
N. We'll, Ocate merchant, came In
this afternoon to accompany his fam
lily back to their country home. The
children have been in school here the
past year. residing with Mrs. WeiAl
on North Eleventh street.
Word comes from Captain, Lincoln
~neghborhood is in town looking after
the construction of a residence for
his family on Twelfth street. He
will move TO the city in September
to give his children the advantages
Of superior schooling.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Luthy and child.
ren, accompanied by Mrs. Miller,
mother Of Mrs. J. z. Kastler, Of To-
peka where they will visit for awhile,
after which they will go to
st. Louis to see the fair. Mr.. Lu-
thy Is a member Of the Albuquerque
school board. He brought the news
that Monday night the board let the
contracts for the four new school
buildings. Arson & Holman secured
the construction for s22,5 800 and Wal
lace Hesselden. formerly Of Las We
gas, the plumbing and heating for
$3.50 The bonds voted amounted
to $34,0oOo 50 a nice little balance
VIII be held the hands of of the school
board for equipment purposes.
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