Las Vegas daily optic., 1905-06-22
PERSONALS

J. II, Robinson Is about town again
In the interests of Golfers Weekly.
N. u. Fontaino left this morning
for his ranch on the Sapello.
Soc. Romero has been visiting Santa
Fe again.
Tomas NJ, dc Baca went over to
Santa Flo on business this afternoon.
II. A. Des Jardins OF st. Louis Is
booking orders among the hardware
dealers today.
+. II, Wielandy OF the Blackwell.
Wielandy Paper company, st. Louis,
Is interviewing the trade here today
John Orr, Jr,, a travelling salesman
from Louisville, KY, Is again max.
Ing his usual rounds In these parts.
+. w. Newlee resident engineer FOR
the Santa Fe, came In from the north
last evening.
Colonel II. G. Head was expected
home from Hutchinson. Kansas, this
afternoon.
d. l.. Gilmore came to town early
this morning from the coal mines on
the upper Pecos.
Pierce Murphy and John Stonesifer
went to the mountains today for
some fresh air.
Herman Ilfeld returned last even.
ing from a commercial trip to the
north.
Geo. G. Early, who had been visit
ing members of his family here, took
the afternoon train for Newton, la.
Will C. Barnes, secretary of the
cattle sanitary board, returned from
up north this afternoon.
X. J. raupert, the jeweler, took
firstclass passage for Albuquerque
this afternoon.
Eugenio Moya and child returned
to Ribera this afternoon, the father,
who had been very ill, having i'm
proved in health nicely.
Mrs. Selleck left for her home at
Rowe this afternoon and Mrs. c. H.
trading In town.
Frank Elliott and Frank M. Del
gado who are attending Sacred Heart
college in Denver, Colo, came home
this afternoon for their vacation.
w. C. Kennedy, l.. NJ. Chavez and
Peter Garcia of Seboyeta, are tran
sacting business in the city of mag
nificent distances.
Clarence Browne, who has been at
tending the University of Wisconsin
at Madison, reached home this after
noon to spend his vacation.
II. w. Kelly returned from Trinidad
last night stopping off at Wagon
Mound between trains on the way
down.
Ben Williams, chief of the Santa
Fe's special service and G. w. Carver,
his assistant. are in Las Vegas today
on important business.
Bessie G. James Is at La Pension
from San Antonio, N. NJ, likewise
Chas. E. Pennock of Fort Collins,
Colo, and Rubetta w. Biggs Of Del
phos, Ohio
Dan Kelly, who has been at school
in Boston, is due to arrive home to-
day; also Miss Helen Kelly, who has
been the guest of friends and relatives
at Leavenworth, Kansas.
Miss Lizzie Hockett, late stenog-
rapher to Div. Supt. F. ]. Easley,
will soon leave for San Marcial where
her family resides. her father being
a locomotive engineer.
j. L. Zimmerman, who has just
completed an authorized survey of
the Las Vegas grant, left for San
Ignacio this morning to locate some
claims for interested parties.
l.. c. Swink left for Rocky Ford
Colo, on No. s last night, after hav.
ing closed deal with Las Vegas
firm for the delivery Of 5000 head OF
sheep in October.
Mrs. Charles Russell, wife of the
division superintendent, has returned
from Albuquerque, where she met hel
son, Edward, on his return from
Los Angeles. Calf, where he had been
at school.
Donald Stewart, manager Of the
Gross-Kelly establishment at Tucum
carl, also a Quay county official. Is
scheduled to arrive In the city to
morrow; also George Arnot, manager
of the G-K house in Albuquerque.
John Minium returned from Trini
dad last evening and goes down tC
Albuquerque tomorrow to wind uT
the affairs of A. Marquis & Co., or
account of the death of member o.
the firm.
Mrs. G. H. Harrison and daughter
have arrived from Kansas City fol
health reasons. They are staying al
the Castaneda hotel for the present