Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-01
PERSONALS

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John ID, Ellsworth, the popular sales
man at the Boston Clothing House,
Agapito Abeyta. Jr, is n the city
from Mora county,
Rev. II, C. Pouget was called out
TO Sapello today,
II. w. Root departed for Chicago on
No. s last night.
Miss Augusta Bonnheim left for
st. Louis on a visit yesterday.
Frank Clark and Lewis Capt have
returned to Gallinas Springs,
Chris Christensen and wife have
hied themselves away to Oelwein, la.
Mrs. Callan has departed for points
In Arkansas.
A. p. Smithers. the post.office In.
spector. Ms In town today.
Frank Martinez went up I o Watrous
this afternoon.
A. T. Rogers, Jr., has gone ! Kan.
a City on legal business.
Harry Hannum, yard master at
Lamy, and his wife came up this af-
ternOon to spend Sunday.
left for Denver this afternoon on a
weeks vacation trip, accompanied by
his wife and child.
Mrs. Roman Romero is up from AL.
buquerque TO spend the Fourth with
relatives and friends.
c. B. Kehrman. the travelling man,
came up from Albuquerque this after.
q noon.
y Mrs. F. ]. Webber, Of FL Reno, Okla.
Is In the city. the guest Of a sister.
Miss May Moore.
E. H. La Rue, train dispatcher at
Ration, is visiting his family In the
city.
Miss Tillie Sporleder went to Har.
vey's this morning, to remain for a
week.
]. r. Clore and wife are here from
Skylight, KY, to spend the sum.
mer.
r. C. Wilson, a health.seeker, left
for. Memphis and Chattanooga this
afternoon.
Don Trinidad Romero has returned
to his home at Estancia via Santa
Fe.
Julius Linde, representing the
Rice-Stix dry goods house. st. Louis,
Is visiting these parts.
DR.. Jordan, who has been taking
the place of DR.. Goelitz while the lat
ter was enjoying a vacation, left this
afternoon for Topeka.
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her mother Mrs. Piggot in the city,
left this afternoon for her home in
Watrous.
Manuel D. A. Macs, a sheepman
les Canon Largo. is in town and re-
ports sheep, cattle and range in tip
top condition.
Mrs. w. G. Benjamin, children, and
Miss LYDIA Vase, went up to Den
yer today on a trip of indefinite dura-
ton
Charley Morgan has returned from
a trip to Colorado and has resumed
his position at Clay & Rogers livery
stable.
j. C Hays, who is prosecuting the
work of development Of mines In
Mora county is about town today,
from G~audalupita.
Brother Arthemian. president Of De
La Sale institute, came back this at
ternoon from a few days sojourn at
San Miguel.
s. C. Hall, of Trinidad, Colo, and
G. O.. Rucker, st. Louis, Mo-, are two
hardware drummers interviewing the
trade today.
AL Roster, who has been spending
several days in quietude out at San
Geronimo, is expected home this ev-
ening.
w. r. Lee and Merle Ridley, of the
U. S. geological survey, left on the
night train for points in southern
Colorado.
w. E. Lane, special salesman for
the Hartman stock farm near Colum-
bus, O., has been driven down to
Santa Rosa by James w. Clay, the
liveryman.
C. w. Brown of Winslow, Arizona,
and C.. Bustamante. of st. Johns.
that territory, wo are accompanying
a train load of sheep to Kansas City,
stopped over in the city last night.
]. R. Furman, the tailor, left last
night for Birmingham Ala. with his
wife and baby. He will attend the
wedding OF a sister in that city while
absent.
Robert c.. Gortner, attorney Of San
ia Fe, has been in the city, looking
after the interests Of his client, A.
Wallis, in his suit against the Ration
Coal & Coke company.
= Mrs. F. E. Babe and children, who
have been in Las Vegas for the past
three months accompanied by her
brother, Robert G.. Gortner, to Santa
Fee expecting to remain there for a
week or more.
D. c.. Winters, DR.. Jordan, M.
Weightman and Saul Rosenthal have
returned from their fishing trip On
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