Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-08
PERSONAL

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Mrs. Louise Schmidt left this after
noon for a visit in Kansas City.
Ike Appel left this morning for
Canon Del Aqua on a business trip.
Hon. C. +. Easley, the well-known
Santa Fe attorney, Is reported serl-
ously i'll.
Louis Benjamin, of the Struby-East-
erbrook company, came in from the
south this afternoon.
w. M. Bell. the insurance man, left
this Afternoon for Watrous and Wagon
Mound, on a business trip.
Myer Hurley Of Argentine. Kans,
general grievance man for the engin-
GERS, was in the city today.
p. ". Zimmerman the Santa Re
claim agent was looking after the in
terests Of the company in this city to-
day.
Miss Norris, daughter Of the veteran
Santa Fe Pacific engineer. w. H. Nor
ris, is up from Albuquerque this after
noon.
Mrs. ]. B. Floyd left today for To
peka, Kans., where she will spend
several weeks visiting her mother and
sister.
f. Y. Rich, the popular secretary Of
the Montezuma club, has departed to.
visit his home Away down east to
Boston
Geo. P. Leonard, the Albuquerque
piano man, who has been in the city
for 4 couple Of days past. left today
for home.
Pete Frank a son Of the redoubt-
able William Frank OF Los Alamos,
was in the city this morning seeing
the sights.
E. Rosenwald and wife left on No. 2
today for New York and before they
return will make an extended Euro
pean tour.
C. M. Pettus left this morning for
the Tecolote mining district after ar
ranging for hauling his mill machin-
cry to the mill site.
j. P. Chene, the saw mill man, is
in from Guadalupita. He came to bid
farewell to his father and brother be-
fore they departed for Mexico.
MI. j. 2. Pauley, the pioneer tuner
with the Columbine Music company,
will soon remove his family to Las
Vegas and become a permanent resi-
dent.
J.. S. Duncan, Jr., who has been de-
tanned in the city by business for sew
eral days after the date set for start
ing for Los Angeles, got away this af.
ternoon.
Alexandra Trujillo, a prominent cit
izen of the thriving little burg OF
Mora, was in the city this morning to
place an order with several merchants
for necessary supplies.
Geo. P. Leonard. the affable mem
Der of the Albuquerque music firm OF
Hall & Leonard, came up from the
south last night and this afternoon
went up to Wagon Mound.
j, A. Baker, the mining man, who
is interested in the Mineral Hill opera
tions just at present, left for his
camp in that vicinity this morning,
after several days soiourn in the
city.
L. Chene and one Of his sons have
gone to Old Mexico to go into the
lumber business. They are both prac.
tical lumbermen and II is said have
an excellent business opening in the
southern republic.
F. II. Pierce, superintendent Of
the Aqua Pura company, left this af.
ternoon for Kansas City. There he
will meet his wife. Mr.. and Mrs,
Pierce may be expected to arrive in
the city Saturday afternoon. Il will
be remembered that Mrs. Pierce was
called to her home near Louisville,
KY. by the critical illness, eliminating
in death. OF her accomplished sister,
Miss Sue Watkins.
T.. e. Talbot, manager Of the South
ern Carnival company, and two of his
press agents, Pack Donnalle and Geo
W. Witker. are in the city today. They
have made final arrangements for the
appearance Of the company In this
city for the week beginning Oct. %
Word received from Trinidad where
the company is giving a carnival, said
that last night there we're five thous
and interested people on the streets q
the mountain town. Las Vegas people
may expect a treat.
John Joseph, the longtime bake
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