Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-09
PERSONALS

w. =. Mauger Is mere from AiDu-
querque on business.
w. j. Blackwell, a Kansas City com
mercial man, is here today.
S. A. Thinner. the well known Kan
sas City salesman, is here today.
H. D. Hallett drove up the Gallinas
canyon with the Long picnic party.
Chas. Rudolph, the Rociada business
man. left for his home this afternoon.
H. D. Hallett drove out to the Long
Summer camp in the Gallinas canyon
today.
Miss T. A. Herlow arrived yester.
day afternoon from Santa Fe, called
by the illness Of her mother.
W. M. Rankin, a gentleman from
Tarkio, Mo spent a day here on his
way to California, visiting friends.
Marcus Macs of La Liendra came in
town yesterday afternoon with a num-
Der Of wagons heavily laden with
wool.
MI. and Mrs. Rich, longtime resid-
ents Of this city have left Trinidad for
the Worlds Fair. After a visit there
they will go to Belyille, Ill.
H. M. Porter. the well known Der.
yer capitalist is here today on bust
ness. The gentleman has extensive
stock ranches in this country.
Miss Marion Kenderdein. sister OF
Mrs. Byron Mills and her friend, Miss
Belle Thomson, both Of Topeka, are
the guests of MI. and Mrs. Mills.
Sheriff W. A. Smith Of Mckinley
county and W. H. Moore, who accom-
panied DR.. Z. Harper Of Gallup to the
city will leave for home this evening.
Miss Mary Sena passed through the
city yesterday afternoon on her way
from Santa Fe to Rayado where she
will visit her sister , Mrs. Chas.
Abreu.
Sidney Weise, nephew of Mrs. G. G..
Gise, who has been visiting his rela-
tives here for a week, will leave to-
morrow on a visit to Chicago and st.
Louis.
Sheriff Cleofes Romero arrived this
afternoon from Socorro bringing with
him Gabriel Romero, whose clever
capture was recounted in The Optic
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bible, prominent
people of Hanover, Grant county, pass
ed through the city yesterday after
noon on their way east to st. Louis
and other eastern points.
Among the passengers to Haryey's
this morning were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
l.. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Harris
of this city, the Beberstein brothers,
of st. Louis, and Carl Wertz, of Ell
Paso.
Mrs. Chas. Deering, wife of a Unit.
ed States army officer Is in the C
with her invalid son to remain for
several months. Mrs. Deering Is the
daughter of Major Whipple. a famous
member of Grants staff.
Don Eugenio Romero left on the
south bound train last night for his
m@@&4E# -
camp in the Manzano mountains. He
expects to bring back a number OF
teams which will be employed in grad.
ing the Hot Springs boulevard on the
west side.
Bert Levy, a newspaper man from
Sidney, Australia, who put in some
time on the San Francisco Call, pass.
ed through the city today OF his way
to Chicago. Mr.. Levy has been en-.
gagged to do a number of descriptive
sketches for the Santa Fe road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danile Murphy and
daughter, Of Los Angeles, California,
passed through the city today on the
way to Denver. Mr.. Murphy IS well
known in New Mexico. He is an old.
timer of the railroad building days.
He has grown rich through his con
nection with the California oil fields.
Major G. B. Wedges, recruiting Off.
Ger of the United States army, with
headquarters at Denver Is here to
establish a branch which will be plac-
ed In charge of a sergeant. He will
himself be stationed at Santa Fe
where New Mexico headquarters will
be fixed. A branch office has also
been established at Albuquerque.
vice President ]. M. Kendrick and
General superintendent D. Il. Cain
passed through the city today on
their way east. They made a trip of
inspection from La Junta to Albuquer.
que. The officials say there Is no
strike on the Santa Fe. The shops
are working with full force and the
first OF the present month the com.
pany had sixty engines in an excel.