Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-23
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PERSONALS
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Harry Jenkins expected his fals.r
from Bucklin. Mo-, today.
l. H. Rapp, the architect, has lrs.
turned from a trip to Trinidad.
Hegdgno Romero remains home e
d1y With an attack OF sickness.
Ben Williams. special officer Of gthe
Santa sFe spent yesterday here. Y
il Isaac Taylor is in town from the
Taylor brothers ranch sixty miles
east.
Archie Coroles, car inspector at
Lamy, spent a few hours in the city
today.
q. p. Jones, q Santa Rosa business
man, Is in the city. He drove IN yes.
terday.
Marcelino Montayo Of Los Alamos
is here to tell what he knows to the
grand jury.
Mrs. E. b.. Shaw and children will
leave the city Wednesday on d vsiit
to st. Louis.
ss&ssD asHnM White 1tSsa Pasnsand Las
Vegas commissioners man, is-up from
sthe pass City
Attorneys Hunker and yeeder re-
.ss turned yesterday from a trip to Mora
on legal business.
Felipe Delgado returned from Por-
Venif and reports 2 good SHOWER with
some hail on Saturday.
Papen returned to albuquerque
yesterday after some days Of rest with
his family who reside here.
W. R, Forbes, United States deputy
marshal, finished his duties here to-
day and departed ID Albuquerque,
Harry G. Oakes, Of The Optic. left
this afternoon for Newton, Kansas, to
spend seye5alt !, weeks among the
scenes Of his early youth.
9 and Mrs. ", G. Hope q Albu.
Queraue, were passengers though the
ss&oity yesterday bound for eastern
points to spend several wsakle
General Alanager5W Nv. I. Hopewell'
and a party of Chicago capitalists
passed through the city today on their
way from the Windy City to Santa
Fe.
Arthur Holman of this city. now
holding a responsible position IN the
Phoenix dry goods store in Albuquer-
que, has gone to California on a holt
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rosenwald have
now moved to their own new home on
the Grand View hill where they will
be at home to friends Thursdays In.
June.
Mesdames Arthur and James Selig-
man, who were the guests of Mrs
Chas. Spices for a couple of days.
nave returned to their home in San
ia re.
ID. B. r. Wilbur, pastor Of the
First M. f. church of Portsmouth,
Ohio, passed through the city yester.
day on his way home from the con.
ference in Los Angeles.
H. j. Ramer the Watrous stockman
left yesterday for Holbrook, A. T.,
where he a extensive interests. The
stock In the Holbrook country has
suffered the last few days.
Miss Bessie Dunn returned yester-
day from her lengthy visit with Mrs.
Roseberry, her sister, in Ration, and
will go out to the, family home at
Gascon today or tomorrow.
Engelbsrt Scheele. Of Belen; who
has been visiting friends here a few
days left this afternoon pm . jour
1ney across the ocean to see the eold
folks at home in Germany.
A. Pigeon Of Montreal Canada.
brother Of the old time Las Vegas
citizen, e. Pigeon. stopped over for
q brief visit with his relatives on his
way homeward from a California
tour.
Chas. Paddock of Ramer ranch in
Watrous is here today. He says
there have been no stock losses in
his section and the recent rains have
placed the ranges in promising condi.
tion.
+. NJ Walker. the piano tuner, and
his assistant left yesterday for San
"a Fe. Mr.. Walker says he tuned
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