New Mexico state record., 1918-06-21


Secretary of State Antonio Lucero
left Tuesday for, Washington to
spend two weeks.
n. J. McGrath chief of the New
Mexico Mounted Police is in town
this week from Silver City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Bryce and
daughters of Roswell. have rented
the R. r. Asplund home on Marcv
street for the summer
Messrs Prayer and Dave Miller oi
in the capital city this week.
Miss, Ada Harvey. who taught
school at Lordsburg the past winter
has returned to Santa Fe, where she
will visit until fall.
Oliver c. King. of the local field
division. u. S. land office, visited the
Fstancia Valley Saturday. returning
the first of this week.
Miss Catherine Oliver.. who has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley
Parsons for a couple Of weeks, re-
turned to her home in Roswell Sat
urday.
Edgar B Merritt. assistant COM
missioner Of the Y. s bureau of In
dan Affairs. visited the U. S. Indian
School here during the week on his
way TO San Francisco.
Mrs Warren F. Rollins and
daughter Miss. Ruth Rollins, of
California. who have beer in New
York the past year are visitors in
the city.
Eric Collin. Of Toronto. Canada an
svia'or who served with the Cana
diar army in France. is here enjoy
irc The novel sights in the western
c;.y He is off on sick leave and
expects to return in a few months
J.. Fl Watt. A member OF the estab
l;shment Of Watt & Co. in this
city. was in Kansas City during the
week purchasing holiday goods and
fine line of furniture for their
store.
Miss Helen Rapp who attended the
Monticello seminary. at Godfrey. W.
Frois. has returned to Santa Fe to
sosrd the summer with her parents
Mr. and Mrs I Fl Rapp, Palace
avenue.
4 NJ Hove, publicity director fo-
TIE Santa Fe railway with head
quarters in Amarillo. was in the city
TUESDAY to take his son home from
s. Michael's college here for the
summer.
The Misses Rose, Lillian and
Servings, have returned to their home
after pleasant visit at the hor,e
o. their uncle Nathan Salmon Mics
e,'ome' Salmon accompanied the
young ladies'.
Arthur A. SENEGAL who is now en-
r'oyed in the department Of iustic"
a. Washington. finds the intense
feat at the national capital a triflc
warmer than what he was accrs-
tFNen 10 IN Nanta re.
Charles A. Sirinco the well known
cowboy detective and author Of sew
eral interesting novels on western
FIFE. is reported to be "63 years old.
blind and deaf. This must have been
somewhat Of shock to Mr.. Siringo
who is enjoying the best of health.
snf intensely amusing to his friends.
a party of food administration
young womcn from Albuquerque, in
Guiding the Misses Anna Lewis, Ed
IA Larson, Carrie Galloway, Matte
Szymanski,s Josephine Gentry and
Lucy Hart motored to the city sight
seeing. They visited the attractions
IN and around Santa Fe and Incl
aentiy got acquainted with several
Santa Feans. They returned home
Sunday night
The little three year old child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Polito Lopez, of Aqua ;
Fria Road. was found in the noun {
aims near Poiuaque Sunday after a
,oon by the searching party led by ,
Sheriff Celso Lopez. others and the {
bloodhounds. Last Sat
'-day the little child was placed in t
ne care of weak-minded man with g
nstrrctions that the child be taken c
@ her cousins house on the same g
treet. and instead.i of taking her r
here he carried the little girl many c
niles across the country r