Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-27

ohe business visitors in the city today.
A. o. Preston of Greeley, Colo, was
business. visitor in Las Vegas today.
r. E. Aldredge and Miss Helen AID
redge of Springer were Sunday guests
in Las Vegas.
1. L. McNiff of Kansas City is here
today selling goods for Burnham,
Hanna and Munger.
Louis C. Ilfeld, assistant district at
torney, will go tonight to Santa Fe
on legal business.
Jacob Dayidhizer, who resides on a
mesa farm, has returned from an ex-
tended visit to his old home in In
diana.
E. Romero, county treasurer and
collector, has returned from trip to
Estancia, where he has extensive in
terests.
Rev. Father ]. P. Moog arrived to-
day from his parish in San Jose and
will spend few days here on church
business.
A. o. Jahren has returned to his
home in Wagon Mound after having
spent a short time here looking after
business affairs.
Jack Mennet left this afternoon for
his home in Linares, Mex. He had
been here to attend the funeral of his
mother, Mrs. A. Mennet.
Mrs. M. C. Harris, a niece of Mrs.
Chas. Rosenthal, is here from Pres
colt, Ariz., for visit to her aunt.
She expects to be here a week or two.
Miss Reeves Kelly, who spent Sun
day with relatives in Las Vegas,
returned last night to Wagon
Mound, where she is teaching
school. HtI
Charles Veeder of Schenectady, N.
Y, is here for a short visit to his
cousins, John D. w. Veeder and Ell
mer E. Veeder. He is on his way
to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas d. Bell left
last night for their home in Minnea-
polls, MINI. They were called here
last week by the death of Mr.. Bells
sister, Mrs. A. Mennet.
j. c. Rummell, who has been visiting
in Indiana, where he resided before
locating in New Mexico, has returned.
He brought with him family whom {
he will locate on his farm.
Mrs. Max Nordhaus and children /
ire in Santa Fe, where today they 4
lttended family reunion on the t
ccasion of the birthday of Mrs. d
father, A Staab, the we'll "a
,nown capitalist and New Mexico
,ioneer! i
Mrs. William J. Mills and daughter,
Miss Madeline, who came to Las We
gas to attend the funeral of the
ate Mrs. A. Mennet, returned this
afternoon to Santa Fe. They expect
TO make an extended visit to this
city early in the summer
Miss Margaret Healy, a member of
he faculty of the Normal University,
MS written that she will be able to re-
turn from her home in Vermont in
,ime for the beginning of the spring
erm of school. Miss Mildred Hansen
IF Denver who has been teaching in
Miss Healy's place, will return Friday
o her home.
Judge G. J. Roberts returned to
Ration Saturday night, after dispos-
ing of several important hearings ,
had in chambers here last week. He
will pass through the city this even
ing on his way to Santa Fe to at
,end an adjourned session of the SUI
Dreme court, which convenes in the ,
capital March l..
Rev. Father W. l.. Kearney, pastor
If the Church of the Precious Blood,
,ne of the largest parishes in Chicago,
eft this afternoon for the Windy City
utter having spent several days here
IS the guest of Rev. Father Bernard
who formerly was assistant
pastor to Father Kearney. Father
xearney stopped here while on his
way home from a trip to Mexico
where he had been for the benefit of
lis health. While in Las Vegas he
made many friends.