Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-03

Mrs. W. c. Bailey left today for
Denver on Worlds Fair business.
j. NJ. Tafoya, town recorder Of the
west side is iii again with rheumatism.
Castula Silva q ranchman Of Cas-
aus is a visitor in the Meadow City.
A young son Of Matias Padiila ~
very, III With an attack Of pneumonia.
G. A. Franz. manager Of a big store
at Clayton, N. M. is in Las Vegas to.
day.
Chas. Greenclay and Norton Nelson,
business men of Denver. are here to-
day.
Mrs. /. H. Rapp left this evening for
Carbonate, Ill, IN a visit to her
mother.
R. G. Hough and Mrs. Knox were In
from Willis yesterday attending to
business.
Richard w. Jeans, a professional
pianist from Chicago. is a newcomer
in the city.
e. Spitz, travelling agent for Ilfeld's,
left today on q business trip thryough
the Territory.
Domingo Hayes who arrived in the
city last night from Apache Springs,
left for home today.
G. L. Hernandez who has been laid
up with the grip for a few days, is
able to be OUT again.
Mrs. Ala Thurman was called to
Excelsior Springs, Mo, by the ser
ious illness of her mother.
Francisco Baca and family have re-
turned to the city from their ranch
at Carlo, Union county.
Charles Abreu, whose daughter is
iii at the Convent, came down yester-
terday to see the invalid.
w. E. Alexander, who is not un-
known to fame in this part of the
world, is here today doing business.
Sostenes Gallegos formerly employ
ed at the Castaneda, has now a posi-
ton in the Harvey house at Trinidad.
Jose Rafael Quintana, who has been
In from Mora to market oats, returned
to the northern town this morning.
Miguel Alcalde, a prominent resi-
dent Of Zacatecas. Mex arrived in the
city last night and will remain for a
few days.
NJ C. Black with five big trunks
laden down with samples from a Chi
cago dry goods house, left for the
north today.
Attorney A. A. Jones and his part
ner in the cattle business, u. w. Hicks,
of Santa Rosa returned last night
from Los Alamos.
W. l.. Hart is In from the Bell
ranch. He reports that part of the
country very dry but the cattle still
in good condition.
Judge Henry 8. Waldo returned last
night from a visit to his family in
Kansas City to find a big lot Of Santa
Fee legal work on hand.
=. B. Learner. the Kansas City dry
goods salesman, who has been coming
this way for many years, is in the city
today ON his usual eraand.
Cipriano Baca, u. S. deputy mar
shal, was here today serving subpoen-
as summoning witnesses for the next
term Of the U. s. court Of this county.
J. r. Teasdale, who goes up and
down in the earth for the gain Of a
st. Louis shoe house, was showing
his samples to the city merchants to-
day.
The board Of directors of the Las
Vegas Insane hospital convened at 4
o'clock this afternoon, to let contracts
for supplies and transact other bust.
ness.
Eugenio Romero. the young Mora
merchant was in today. He announ.
ces that he will leave Thursday for
St Louis to spend several weeks at
the Fair.
Chas. Heinion returned to his ranch
on the Sapello today, accompanied by
Mr.. harrington, d young New Yorker,
who expects to enjoy ranch life for
the summer.
Miss Mamie DIETRICH, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. DIETRICH. who has
been studying music In Boston for
the past year, has returned home for
the summer.
Mrs. N. o. Herman and children,
and Mrs. A. J Fenz and children,
leave this afternoon for 81 Louis
for a lengthy visit at their former
homes In that city.
Mrs. wishhari, wife Of Or. VIM.
Wishhart Of Evansville, Ind, her
daughter and her sister, Miss Schoe.
field, who were the guests Of Mr. and
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