Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-18
PERSONAL

w. ". I1dyuOu iclt tuiS dAtci uOOA
for eastern points.
W. E. Gortner will leave tomorrow
for Goshen. indiana.
Mrs. C. Waring left today for Cali
fornia on a pleasure trip.
Mr. E. L. Hewett went down to his
Pecos ranch this afternoon.
Tom Breen, one of the old timers.
was in from the country today.
Miss Mildred Browne past a mile
stone on life's highway yesterday.
Division Supt. Easley was a south
bound traveller on his private car to-
day.
D. A. sulier, acting general fore
man, was in the city today from
Ration.
Chas. R. E. Liebschner ami wife
are registered at the Rawlins house
from their ranch.
Chief Justice W. ]. Mills and son.
Wilson left today for Washington
and other eastern points.
!. N. v. Gallegos, the competent u
ty clerk of the new county Of Quay,
is here on matters of business.
Placido Sandoval, the old pioneer
of this vicinity, was In the city today
from his ranch near Ell Porvenir.
]. r. Bell and family of AlbuQuer-
que, passed through the city yester-
day afternoon, ticketed to Parsons.
Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Pierce returned
last evening from Louisville, KY,
where they spent a delightful few
weeks.
A. e. Powell. route agent for
the Wells-Fargo company, passed
through the city this Afternoon. south
bound.
Mrs. Chas. Kehrman, two children
and Miss Long left for Harvey's
mountain resort this morning for an
outing.
D. J. Osborne and his cousin. Ward
Lynn. left this morning for a seventy
mile drive to the formers ranch. They
will return Monday.
]. E. Chamberlin, Denver; s. A.
Douglas. Washington; Miss Gertrude
Bayless, Columbia, Mo-. are on the
register at La Pension.
R. L. Oak, Los Angeles; Paul L.
Turner, attorney, C%edartown. Ia, are
the latest arrivals T. register their
names at the Plaza hotel.
Susano Garcia accompanied by his
three brothers was in the city today
from San Miguel calling on the wool
merchants with their clip.
J. N. Coe, Fort Stanton; Pablo
Mares. Ocate; M. j. Stanton. Den
yer; S. MAXWELL Albuquerque are reg
istered at the Elodrado.
Chas. McNair, son OF T. B. McNair,
city salesman for Browne. Manzanares
Co, arrived In the city today from
st. Louis on q visit to his brother.
Mrs. Chas. Lynn, sister Of Mrs. A.
R. Quinly, and little. son arrived in
the city yesterday from Kansas City,
on an extended visit to her sister and
family.
M. Greenwald, Perry. o. T.; T. r.
Mishou, F. w. Arnold, Pueblo; w B.
Wallack. Albuquerque are those who
have their names ON the New Optic
register.
Mrs. w. D. shang and sister Of Los
Angeles, who have ben the guests Of
Mrs. w. s. Williams for some days
left this afternoon for Chicago to visit
relatives.
F. +. woodward. Trinidad: s. H.
Fields. St. JSesb. W. craig and wife.
Now York; 4. g: Nordgulst, Denver;
8. 8. Newburg, NeEburg, N. Y, are
the latest arrivals stttthe Castaneda.
W. H. Coleman, who has been acting
as night police omeer for some
months past left today for the City
of Mexico where Ne has secured a po-
sition with the Mexican Central rail-
ROAD.
Miss Lydia Ward. sister Of the Rev.
) Frank G. Ward. pastor n the Bsp-
Git church, Is hes4stp spend the sum
1her with her btbthsf. The young
lady came by w q Denver where
she attended the c. E. conventions.
ChasSKehrman, the, 81. Louis stpe
salesman and, family lleft. this ,mdfn-
ing for Harvey's. Mr.. Harvey is test.
ing a new plan. That Of having the
guests go to the springs on the cleo
tries and thence drive t. the carriage
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hartley and
their two daughters left this after
noon for San Francisco and other
points in the Golden state where they
will visit with relatives for several
weeks T1
Miss Maggie Butcher, superintendent
Of the Las Vegas public schools left
this afternoon to spend a few vacation
weeks in CAlifornia. The lady had
a. a.