Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-24
PERSONAL

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Rociada yesterday.
Earl Drury, a former conductor. IS
oyer from La Junta.
N. A. Romero arrived from ST. Louis
on No. Z yesterday.
F. ]. Kennedy If Philadelphia IS
registered at the Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gross spent
Sunday at Hot Springs.
Juan Bernal Of S~anguejuela was ii
town today on business.
Don Carlos Martinez of Chaperito
was trading in town today.
Division Supt. Easley was a north
bound passenger this afternoon.
L. T. Churchill, OF Puerto de Luna,
is a guest at the Rawlins house.
Antonio Sanchez, a stock raiser, who
dips his sheep here is in from Sanchez.
La Pension. S. Binns, Baxter
Springs, Kans,; ]. A. Simons, Denver.
L. L. Gatewood, the Albuquerque
~ iLSui di1G iiuli, iGLi loi ioLIt sColSA
day.
Herbert r.. and John NJ. Reynolds
left for Albuquerque and FL Paso on
No. 4.
L. H. Darby of the N. G. Nevin &
Co. candy house Of Denver was going
the rounds today.
G. Il. Jones spent today in town in
tie interests OF the Il. M. Gale CANDY
company OF Denver.
L. e. Lockwood and wife, who haye
been visiting in Albuquerque returned
yesterday to this city.
Leandro Lucero, efficient sheriff of
Leonard Wood county is in town to-
day on legal business.
Attorney Olin E. Smith of Clayton
spent yesterday here. He left for
home on No. 2 this afternoon.
G. H. Taggart, a gentleman from
Santa Rosa, who is engaged in stock
raising is here with his family.
Patricio Gonzales, the capable edi-
tor Of Ell Combate, went home to
Wagon Mound this afternoon.
Rev. Norman Skinner accompanied
BY Rev. DR.. Thompson OF Albuquerque
visited the Hot Springs this morn
ing.
G. z. Jones and Il. H. Darby, who
sell sweet stuff, two of the best known
knights Of the grip in the west, are do
ing the city.
Chas. r.. Stone. representing the
Loose-Urles & Co, candy and cracker
house Of Kansas City, is visiting the
trade today.
G. L. Pancoast of the Journal-Der-
ocrat force who spent a couple of days
here left yesterday afternoon for
headquarters.
w. r. Bayless Of Columbia, Mo-,
who has been visiting his daughters in
the city, left for home today, accom-
panied BY his son, d. o. Bayless.
Manuel B. Baca, Leonard Wood
county's probate clerk, a former Las
Vegas boy. is here OF business and
to visit among friends and relatives.
John J.. Huff and a trio of returned
soldiers from the Philippines, who
have been in the city for a few days
left this afternoon for Binghampton,
N. Y.
Chris Christensen and Jake Levy
returned last night from a fishing ex
petition up in the region Of Blake's
ranch.
Mrs. Geo. Lewis left yesterday az
ternoon for Kansas and Missouri
points to visit friends and relatives
for several weeks.
w. G. Starr, a sheepman from Gree
ley, Colo, spent a couple of days here
He left today on the Santa Rosa stage
to look at a bunch Of sheep on the II
field ranches.
]. S. Leonard Of Roswell, a mem
Der OF the CndNeI Cuunly pdI wiz tn
cages in agricultural pursuits al
we'll, is spending a few days Ia Las
Vegas on business.
Eugenio Gonzales, a well-to-do Pinos
Wells ranchero, reached the city this
morning. He reports the stock ranges
in fair condition and the sheep fat
More rain is needed.
The Misses Furth, popular young la
dies from st. Louis, who have been Wis
iting their cousins. the Misses Cora
and Nellie Stern, In the city, left fol
home yesterday afternoon.
Eldorado: F.. Mcleod, Trinidad
A. Z. Slack, st, Louis, T. E. Walker
Denver; J. II. Van Norman, Ear
Dnury, La Junta. Roy Daniel, Miss
Louie Daniel, Ithica, Mis-.
Castaneda: j. D. Smith, Sherman
Tex; Percy Grubbs, Pueblo; J. II
Deering, Colorado Springs; G. i
Jones, A. Lilly, Jr., l.. H. Darby, Den
yer; j. L. Leonard, G. A. Richardson
Roswell. sigNy
Emilio Ortiz AMI Eugenlo Romero
prominent and wellto-do merchants 81
Mora left Yesterday for home aftel