Albuquerque citizen., 1907-08-17
PERSONAL
p "a r a g r a p h S


Charles Rosenthal, Of Las Vegas,
left today for a visit in the east.
Harry Coors has returned to Las
Vegas from a visit in Santa Fe.
Sheriff Cleofes Romero, OF Las
Vegas is In Mora county on business.
n. f. stevens has returned to the
city from an outing spent on the Up
per Rio Pecos.
Miss Frances Caldwell, of Trinidad,
Colo, is in Las Vegas, the guest OF
Miss Florence Hoskins.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Peach returned
to Las Vegas today from a visit in
Fort Madison, Iowa.
Felix Martinez arrived yesterday
from Las Vegas for a short stay In
this city. He is en- route to Ell Paso.
Miss Ida Bennett, who has been the
guest of DR. and Mrs. W. M. Sher-
idan, left last night for Ash Fork,
Ariz
A regular meeting of the Ladies
of the Grand Army of the Republic
Is called for tonight at odd Fellows
hall.
Rev. ]. p. Moog, of the Catholic
church at Sabinal, n. NJ, spent yes
terday in the city and returned home
last night.
Mrs Sarah Strass and Miss Rose
Mary Cosgrove, of Hannibal, Mo, are
the guests of Mrs. Frank Strass in
Las Vegas.
Frank p. Chaves, attorney at law
at Terra Amarillo, is in Santa Fe on
legal bbsiness. He has many friends
in the city.
professor in chemistry at the Univer-
sity of New Mexico, arrived in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. w. w. Treverton and Miss
Anna and Matt Treverton, of Las
Vegas, left today for a visit In Colo
ra1o Springs. Colo.
Coal Oil Inspector James S. Dun
can left Santa Fe last evening for
his home in Las Vegas after a few
days spent in the capital.
Judge Henry L. Waldo. solicitor Of
the Santa Fe. who has been in San
ia Fe on business, has returned to
his home in Las Vegas.
Mrs. ]. S. Candelaria and daughter,
Miss Alice, returned to Las Vegas
last evening from Ojo Caliente af-
ter an absence of two weeks.
]. p. McNulty, manager of the
American Turquoise company's mines
which are located near Cerrillos, was
in Santa Fe yesterday on business.
Services at st. Johns Episcopal
church tomorrow a, IL a. m. The
lesson for the day will be read by
Percy Ross. Sunday school at 9:45
a. m.
A. NJ. Bergere, of Santa Fe, has
joined his family at Ocean Park, Cali
fOrnia, and will remain there several
weeks recuperating from his recent
illness.
T.. L. Carpenter, superintendent of
the Dawson Coal company, and 7. II.
O'Brien, of Denver, also connected
with the company, is visitor in the
capital.
George B. Coleman, travelling audi
tor of the Wells-Fargo Express COM
pany, with headquarters in Pueblo,
was in Las Vegas yesterday on OFF,
cial business.
Judge A. B. Fall, the new attorney
general of the territory, was called
to Ell Paso last night on private bust
ness and will be absent from the capi-
tai for several days.
Prof. E. A. Drake, editor of the So
corro Chieftain, spent several hours
in the city last evening while re-
turning to his home at Socorro from
a business trip to Santa Fe.
Mrs. F. Islas. of Las Cruces, ac-
companied by her three young chill
on a visit to her son, Lawson ID.
Lowe, on Lincoln avenue.
w. A. Hawkins of Three Rivers
Otero county, general solicitor for the
Ell Paso & Southwestern system in
New Mexico and Arizona, was among
yesterdays arrivals in Santa Fe.
Miss Maria Harold, of Americus.
Georgia, who has been in Santa Fe
visiting her niece, Mrs. w. r. Dye,
has been called home by the death
of her brother-in-law, S. p. Boone,
who expired suddenly at Americus.
Colonel Secundino Romero, clerk of
the fourth judicial district court of
| Las Vegas. and family have gone to
| their ranch at Cuervo in the eastern
part of San Miguel county, for a
visit
James l.. Seligman, wife and chill
| dren, accompanied by Mrs. Seligman' s
young nephew, Van Ness Garreston,
| of Denver, returned to Las Vegas last
night after a two weeks outing at
| the Gilmore cottage in the mountain
| Businesses of the Upper Pecos.
S. G. Brosins, of Washington, d. c.,
| is in Santa Fe registered at the Pal
/ ace hotel. Mr.. Brosins Is a civil en-
| gineer connected with the quarter
| master generals office and came
here to look after the National ceme-
| terry with reference to certain con-
| templated improvements,
| DR.. and Mrs w. A. Skinner, A. b.
| Craycraft, Wilson Price and +. o
Speaks returned to Santa Fe last
evening after two days spent explor-
ing the cliff dwelling region OF Paja-
rito Parks. They visited Tsankiwi
Otiwi. Spruce and Black canons.
Frank D. Mcbride, formerly of Es-
pamela, arrived in Santa Fe last even
ing, and this morning entered upor
the discharge of his duties as loca
agent of the Globe Express company
He Is a younger brother of Fred II
Mcbride, agent of the Denver anC
Rio Grande railroad at Santa Fe.
| To faaI strong have good annette