Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-05-28
PERSONAL

b. Duran was visiting the city today
from Rociada.
Richard Dunn came down from Ro-
ciada yesterday.
Eli Green and wife arrived from
Trinidad today.
Chas. F. Rudolph drove in from Ro-
ciada last evening.
Travis F. Jones arrived in the city
this morning from the east.
Domingo Hays was in the city today
from his home at Apache Springs.
Alexandra Sena, a cattleman from
Ell Corazon. was in the city today.
Miss Louise Cunningham will leave
tomorrow for st. Louis on a visit.
Fl. P. French and party left this
morning for a drive to Ell Porvenir.
Manuel Galindre arrived in the city
from Santa Fe on No. s this morning. +
Mrs. E. L. Browne and children left
today for California to spend the sum-
mer.
Rafael Sanchez and his son, Meleri0,
left today for their home at Tremen-
| tina.
N. B. Roseberry returned last even
ing from a beef buying trip to Rociada
and vicinity.
A. ]. LOOMS, deputy internal reve-
nue. collector. was in the city today
from Santa Fe.
Chas. A Gunst, the Chaperito mer-
chant left for home this morning with
a load of supplies.
Mrs. r. G. de Baca, mother of K. G.
de Baca, arrived today from Santa Fe,
on a visit to her son.
Miss Aileen Strother is a guest Of
Ben Bruins family at their pretty
home on the boulevard.
Victoriano Esquibel, San Geronimo
and A. G. Gallegos, Los Alamos were
In the city today on business.
j. G. Holtschneider, Tucson; Frank
Taylor, Ell Paso; J.. E. Elder, Ration,
are stopping at the Ell Dorado.
Mrs. G. S. Rogers and children left
today for Salt Lake City, where she
will spend the summer visiting.
Miss Nola Bryan of Fort Smith. Ark,
is spending the summer at Ben
Bruins on Hot Springs boulevard.
Edward Grunsfeld. district manager
OF the Equitable Life, returned home
last evening on account Of illness.
Rufus Rogers returned last evening
from Roy, where he has been enk
ployed at his trade OF carpentering.
Julius Appel, the Springer merchant,
after spending several pleasant days
in the city returned home this mern-
ing.
David Sanders, Burlington, Kans.,
J. M. Silverstrom and wife, McPher-
son, Kans., are registered at La Pen.
sion.
Thos. Hall of the music firm Of Hall
& Leonard. who attended the Oratorio
concert last night, will go south this
evening.
P. P. Deering, Pecos; d. Filson.
Denver, ]. +. Jones, Kansas City; DIR.
G. b. Sargent, Mora, are at the New
Optic hotel.
T.. A. Bond, with the Vorenberg
Mercantile company Of Wagon Mound,
visited town yesterday and returned
home this afternoon.
Fred Gerhardt, a we'll known resi-
dent of Fort Sumner. arrived in the
city yesterday and will return in a few
days with his children who have been
attending school here.
Mr.. Joseph Blondin, whose perform
ance on the cello delighted Las We
gas music lovers at the Oratorio con-
cert last night, will go home to Albu-
, querque this evening.
Ross McCausland who as a boy spent
a year or two here for his health, was
recently heard from on his way to
Jimenez, Mexico, where he goes to
take up work as chemist in a large
smelter.
Duncan Bell Of the Albuquerque
! Journal-D Democrat, who came up yes.
terday TO make an investigation con.
corning the insane asylum matter and
to attend the oratorio concert last