Albuquerque citizen., 1907-10-25

PERSONAL
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c. L. Hodges is in Las Vegas from
Melrose, n. NJ.
Tom Walton is In Las Vegas to-
day from Mora.
G.. r.. Ulibarri. of Wagon Mound,
is in Las Vegas today.
Miss Bernice Sophn, of Aztec, a
stenographer, Is in Santa Fe.
Mrs. f. Palmer, OF San Miguel,
New Mexico. is in Las Vegas.
vencelao Ortiz is in Las Vegas
from Casaus today on business.
f. r. Ferguson, Of Gary, N. NJ,
IS spending the day in Las Vegas.
Apolinario Almanzar, of valle, is
spending a few days In Las Vegas.
Manuel Sanchez, well known citi-
zen of Estancia, was in Santa Fe to-
day.
Attorney f. b. Brumback of Es-
tancia, is In Santa Fe on legal busi-
ness.
Nick Bellino, the saw mill man, of
Guadalupita, is in Las Vegas today
on business.
Pedro ortega, of the firm of Or
tega and Montoya of Rociada, is in
Las Vegas today.
Francisco Padilla. farmer in the
Taos valley, looked after affairs to-
day in Santa Fe.
Julia Hicumbottom. of Las Cruces,
n. NJ. arrived in Las Vegas yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. ]. L. Fades and daughter.
Miss Pansy, of Kansas City, Missouri,
arrived in Santa Fe today.
Theodore Heinlan returned to his
home at Sapello this morning after
transacting business in Las Vegas.
Pedro Crespin arrived in Las We
gas this morning from Chaperito and
spent the day in the city with
friends.
Mrs. Manuelita Sena, of Chaperito.
mother of Apolonio A. Sena, is in
Las Vegas for a few days, the guest
of her son.
Seferino Serna and daughter, Mrs.
Pablo Delgado, also of Espanola,
are i'm Santa Fe on a visit to rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peralta, of st. Johns
Arizona. are visiting in Las Vegas
with the latter's sister, Mrs. Pedro
Montana, and husband.
Miss Grace Kohn, of Las Vegas,
who has been visiting in the larger
cities of the east for some time Is
at present at Newport. r. I.
Vernon L. Sullivan, territorial en-
gineer. has gone to Alamogordo on
officiai business. He will be absent
from the capital for several days.
The county clerk at Las Vegas has
granted a marriage 3lcense to Ira c.
Baker. of Lexington, KY, to wed
Mrs. L. ]. Gilmore, of Campbelle, Ky,
Marion Littrell. superintendent of
the territorial penitentiary, is in
Ration, where he will be present at
the wedding of his daughter to Char
les Stevenson, of Las Vegas.
John F. Fullerton, of Socorro,
sheep raiser and formerly captain
of the New Mexico mounted police,
has gone to San Diego, Cal, to be at
the bedside of his father, who is i'll.
Carl Eklund, proprietor of the
Eklund Hotel, Paz Verde and Nor
ris Johnson. all of Clayton, Union
S. jurors at Las Vegas on November
11th.
Rev. Jesse s. Moore, rector of st.
Johns Episcopal church at Las We
gas, who officiated yesterday at the
funeral of the late Mrs. Katherine
Irvine in Santa Fe, returned home
today
w H. II. Llewellyn, u. S. attorney
of Las Cruces, and his assistant, Da-
vid j. Leahy, of Las Vegas, are in
Roswell. attending the sessions of the
U. s. court for the Fifth judicial dis
trict now holding there.
Joe f. Sheridan, U. S. mine in
spector, who has been on official
business in Rio Arriba and San Juan
counties, and also at Shiprock on the
Navajo Indian reservation, went
south last evening to his home at
Silver City.
Frank f. Keefe. a clerk in the
general offices of the Santa Fe Cen
troll 1nft nf
Columbus, Ohio, his former home,
where he will spend a months vaca-
tion. When he returns he will be
accompanied by his mother, who will
make her home with him in the flu
ture.
j. Il. Clark, superintendent of
public instruction, left Santa Fe to-
day for a tour of the counties in the
Rio Grande valley embracing Berna-
lilo, Sandoval, Valencia. Sierra and
Dona Ana. He will make a personal
visit to nearly all of the rural schools
in these counties in company with
the respective county school superin-
tendents.
Milton X. Weems, of Quincy, Illi-
nois, was among the visitors today
In Willard, N. M, having gone there
from Fort Morgan, Colorado, where
| he has a large ranch and is engaged
in the sugar beet raising industry.
/ Mr.. Weems is at the head of one OF
| the largest commercial laundries in
the country, which is located at
| Quincy. and he is also identified with
| a number of other large business in
terests there. He has purchased p
600 sheep to be shipped to Colorado
| from Willard.
| DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
| Salve is good for little burns and big
| burns. small scratches or bruises
| and big ones. Sold by ]. H O'Rielly.
Hard Times i'm Kansas.
/ Tho old AnNla c,f as shnnnara and