Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-23
PERSONALS

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from Los Alamos today.
Jesus Ma. Ortiz OF Canon Blanco
transacted business In town today,
II. Il. Blake returned to the mines
that bear his name this morning,
Judge Il, V, Long returned to the
city from Tucumcari this afternoon,
j. G, n, Neil Is down from Ra.
ton
Paul Mccormick departed for his
ranch near Chaperito this morning.
Misses VIII and Mackay joined an
outing party to Romero today,
Juan Gutierrez Is In from his Los
Wales ranch today, purchasing sup.
plies,
Mrs. Jessie Eldridge Southwick, the
Shakesperean reader, left for Mem.
phis, Tenn, this afternoon.
d. Burkhalter, superintendent Of the
Representing works, went down to
Rowe this afternoon.
II. w. Hoyt, travelling auditor for
the Santa Fe, Is at homo to spend
the Sabbath.
Ed. Roberts, OF GRAF & Hayward's,
Is enjoying an outing In Colfax coun.
ty.
c. S. Rudolph, wife, Mrs. Richard
Dunn and Carlos Dunn have returned
to Roeiada,
Bert Adams leaves Sunday for his
saw mill. which will soon be put In
operation.
Ralph HallOran, the insurance ag.
ent, went south from Denver last ev.
'ening.
Charles Petteys, wife and son, are
here Jom Kansas City, to spend the
summer
Mrs. Harroun and daughter Of Kan.
sas City, went down to the MOnteZu
ma ranch resort yesterday afternoon.
Vicente F. Martinez, postmaster at
Rociada, left for home this morning.
accompanied by members Of his fam.
lily.
Sec. Romero and wife left today for
the Casa Grande sheep ranch, twenty
one miles east of town, recently pur-
chased by him.
Leandro Lucero, county superin-
tendent of schools, left for La Cuesta
today with a wagon load of ranch
supplies.
Miss Rubetta Biggs, a school teach
er from Delphos, Ohio, en- route for the
Portland exposition, went ove to San
ia Fee this afternoon.
No. Dop;pro Domoro ic duo To ar
rive at home from a business trip to
the south, including Arizona towns
and cities.
S. G.. Razey, the locomotive engin-
eer, brought his family down from
Ration this afternoon and will reside
here permanently in the future.
Mrs. Frank Hastings left today for
Ojita accompanied by Miss Carolyn
Tibbits, who will be her guest for
an indefinite period.
Don Pedro Perea, territorial insur-
ance commissioner, who was called to
Las Vegas on private business, return
ed to Santa Fe last night
Mrs. W. r. Upton was accompanied
home from the east yesterday by her
daughter, Miss Mary Upton, who had
spent her second year at Mont de
Chantah academy, Wheeling, w. Va.
Thos. Gable, who was associated
with ] l.. Zimmerman in the survey
of the Las Vegas grant, went over to
Santa Fe last night to remain till
Monday.
Led Shupe, representing Chas.
Wathen & Co, wholesale and manu-
featuring jewellers, Denver. Colo. is
making himself and his house known
to dealers today.
Capt. w. C. Reid and bride came in
on No. 2 this afternoon from Califor-
MIA and are the guests of Clarence
Iden and wife on their way home 10
Roswell.
J. D. Depue drove in today from the
properties of the Public Mines COM
any at Lucero, Mora county, with a
few specimens of ore for private
view.
Miss Sue Dobson, daughter Of the
Albuquerque attorney passed through
for home yesterday from Chicago.
where she had been attending the Al
ma school. She was accompanied by
a schoolmate, Miss Beatrice Picker
ell, en- route for Phoenix, Arz.
DR.. G. l.. jenkins, of Usage City,
Kansas, a dentist by profession, is in
the city probably with a view to 10.
eating here. He Is a friend of DR.. H.
W.. Goelitz, physician in charge at the
railroad hospital
Harry S. Bowman, q young man
who has been reared In New Mexico,
at present a law student at the Ann
Arbor university, is in the city TO
spend his summer vacation with his
uncle and aunt, A. Straus and Mrs.
Fanny Coleman.
Mrs. G. w Harlan returned home 10
Trinidad from Las Vegas, where she
had spent several weeks with her
sisterin.law, Mrs. Johnston. and left
for Texas to be present at the wedding
Of her sister, JAMIE. to Leon Leslie
which takes place June 2Sth