Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-05
PERSONALS

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Manuel e, de- Baca has returned
here from a trip TO Santa Fe,
Amos A, Kline and wife got away
yesterday for Rochester, n. y.
Art Browne left for the Portland
exposition Monday evening.
Mrs, MoIlie Schmidt.Tully has re.
turned from San Francisco.
w. Il, Gortner IL In Ration today on
business.
Daniel W, Slane. a horse owner, Is
up from III Cuervo on horseback.
William G. Smyser and wife have
resumed their trip to the Pacific coast.
John Rennehan. the blacksmith who
does things as they ought TO be done,
was down from Watrous yesterday.
Mrs, II, o. Brown of this city has
Joined the Epworth Leaguers In Den.
yer, going up to that city yesterday.
j. Goldstein, the Bridge street tailor.
has gone up to Pueblo, Colo, for a
few days.
|. II. Rapp, the architect, came
down from Trinidad yesterday after
noon.
Luis Gallegos went up to Wagon
Mound yesterday afternoon on a visit
to his motherin.law.
c. +. Hummel left for Pottsville,
Pa, yesterday afternoon with the re.
mains of his wife.
Miss Flossie Foster, a bright young
Las Cruces lady. arrived yesterday
to attend the summer Normal.
Talk With Seward" manager Of
the Northwestern Mutual Life Jnsur.
ance company, has returned to Albu.
querque.
Simon Encinas. the Watrous ba, her,
brought his family to town, including
his mother-in-law, to attend the test!v-
tiles of the Fourth.
Atanacio Royal. a student at the
Normal is visiting the Pecos country,
his wife being the guest Of Sabine
Lujan and family.
Conception Dominique, cattle raiser
from the Conchas. is in town and
reports all stock and ranges in fine
condition.
c.. H. Baily of Ilfeld's furniture de-
partment has been called to Los An.
geles, Cal, by the continued and
alarming illness of his mother.
Jose l.. Lopez. chief deputy sheriff
of Santa Fee county, was in the city
between trains yesterday on official
business
G.. T. Moore, delegate from this city
to the Elks' grand lodge at Buffalo,
N ~, leaves for that city on tonight's
train.
H. r. Titlow, the Sapello miller, en-
joyed his Fourth in this city, the
same as he has been doing for many
a year. /
Albert Williams, of San Marcial,
who was at Romero on a visit to his
mother, left to resume his duties last
night.
w. f. Lane, representing the Hart
man stock farm near Columbus, o.
has returned from his trip down to
Santa Rosa and gone elsewhere in
the interests of his firm.
Mrs. Ethel and Mabel Easley, who
have been visiting their cousin Chris
tella at Trinidad, Colo, passed
through Las Vegas for their home in
Santa Fee, N. M.
Judge Ira A. Abbott and daughter,
Miss Constance Abbott, passed
through the city for Haverhill. Mass,
where they will make an extended
visit.
Mrs. Clara Waring left on the early
morning train for Chicago, Niagara
Falls and New York. She goes on
business and will be absent from the
city about a month.
Don Rafael Romero is In from the
Mora country. He says, though crops
and ranges are still thriving, injury
will be done, unless the rains begin
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R0ney are here
from Iowa on a visit to their daugh.
ter, the wife of DR.. Blanche. They
will spend a couple of months here
and then go on to California.
s. Spitz, the jeweler at Santa Fe.
passed through for home, accompan-
led by his daughter Miss May Spitz'
whom he met in Chicago, and who
had been attending Wellesley college
near Boston, Mass.
James McNulty, superintendent OF
mines at Turquesa. Santa Fee COUNT,
"a a visitor to Las Vegas. His daugn'
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