Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-09
Personal PENcILINGs.

Mrs. w. C. Reynolds came down
from Watrous today.
Hon. ]. H. Whitmore came up from
Tucumcari by rail yesterday.
!. Patricio Gonzales dropped off No. 2
Saturday, from Wagon Mound.
s. L. Barker and daughter Minnie
drove in from Beulah yesterday.
Mrs. A. S. de Guerin returned from
Watrous yesterday after a weeks
stay.
L.. p. McDuffee, Kalamazoo, Mich,
and w. NJ. Berger, Santa Fe, stop at
the Plaza.
Pedro Trujillo, of Tecolote and
Francisco Garcia, Of La Cueva, visit
the metropolis.
Mrs. Williams returned yesterday
from q weeks visit to her daughter
in Albuquerque.
Mesdames Lewis Brown and Otto
LANCE returned to their Watrous
homes yesterday.
Domingo Hays is in from Apache
Springs where he says the country
is badly in need of moisture.
j. H. Shaw agent for the Dunn
Shoe Co., of Denver talked pedal APP
parel to local merchants today.
e. H. Biernbaum, e~x-county COM
missioner of Mora county drove down
from his Weber home yesterday.
Henry Essinger is shaking hands
with friends in the city today. He
returned from California yesterday.
Mrs. J.. S. Hall, who has been the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. r. j. Taupert,
LETT today in return for her home at
Monticello, Iowa.
Mrs. B. E. Payne, wife of the insur-
ance agent, accompanied him to the
city from Albuquerque, and they have
taken comfortable quarters at ia Pen
SION.
Mrs VIM. Curtiss Bailey returned
today from New York. where she
accompanied the remains OF her
father.
Hon. o. A. Larrazolo returned from
Las Cruces today, and reports his
son Juan, in a very much improved
condition
Enoch Rogers came in from Min
eral Hill yesterday and returned to-
day, accompanied by Cy Claussen
and VIM. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Givens. parents
of Howell and w. B. Owens returned
to the city Saturday from their
ro;poO rnar pornalllO
R. ]. van Houten and wife came in
from their Ration home Saturday and
are visiting Mrs. a Houten's parents,
Chris Wiegand and wife.
A. L. Cassidy, of the Tailor Shirt
Co., of Grand Rapids, Michigan to-
day displayed the excellence of his
goods to the city trade.
Geo. w. Hartman packed his grips
yesterday and boarded No. 1, for Cal
ifornja, in the interest of the Myers
Lithographic Co, Of st. Louis.
julius Linde and wife left on No.
/ 2 today for st. Louis, where Mr..
| Linde goes to take a position with
| the Rice Silk dry goods company.
Miss jeanette La Rue, Miss
| Blanche Rothgeb and Mrs. Ned Ray.
nolds returned home Saturday even
ing after gracing the reception of Gov
and Mrs. Otero over in Santa Fe.
De- w. r. Tipton, John S.. Clark, A
t. Rogers, Hon. Chas A. Spiess, ]. S
| Duncan Col. E. G. Austen and H. L
Waldo were local heavy weights re
turning from Santa Fe Saturday night
VIM. s. Nottbaum, who has been
employed as jeweler at the big estab
lishment Of R. j. Taupert. took the
flyer Saturday for his home in Wiscon
sin.
Willard Spate, a large dry goods
merchant Of Chicago, is in the city
visiting his family who have lived in
Las Vegas for the past year, seeking
climatic benefits.
District Clerk Secundino Romero
has gone down to the Gallinas noun
tains in search of a sheep range
That section is said to be the best il
the Territory for that purpose.
W.B. Twitchell returned Saturda.
from a flying trip to Chicago, where
he was in conference with capitalists
looking toward the purchase and de
velopment of some big Arizona ant
New Mexico mines.
Geo. Davis and Louis Guerin, two
of the Gross, Kelly & Cos. heavy
weights in the ware house department
left today for Belen where they will
dispense supplies to the Lantry's TO
the big wholesale firm.
Cecilio Rosenwald left last nigh
for New York, where he will lool
over the big stock of fashionable
dry goods and book spring orders t
dispense to the customers Of e. Re
senwald & Son ofthis city.
Chas. Coe n Joe Blakely wer
called up to Mora yesterday to iden
tify il possible, two men arreste'
up there, who are suspected OF be
ing in the Haywood hold-up. The,
returned this evening, the men arrest
ed not being those wanted.