Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-03-06
PERSONAL PENcILINGs.

T. F. O'Fallen rests at the Raw
Inns house.
Mrs. Chris Sellmar. went over to
Santa Fe this afternoon.
Charley Rhodes ticketed himself
to Wagon Mound this afternoon.
Herman Ilfeld and wife returned
yesterday afternoon from New York.
, M. Frecine went out to Ell Porve-
mir this morning to look over his coal
interests.
Clyde Griffin, Santa Rosa; C. M.
Jordan. Muscatine. Iowa, harbor at
the New Optic.
G. j. Gavin came down from Ra-
ton last night and mingled with local
Elks at the meeting:
F. HI. Pearce took No. 2 today for
Pueblo, Colorado Springs and other
points on a short trip.
r. F. Nelson of the Carter-Neilson
Paint Co. of Kansas City, is interview
ing the local decorators today.
T. j. Cook, a sightseer of Bellfoun-
tame. o., has departed for Albuquer-
que and other southern points.
Samuel Stewart, Benton. Ohio;
Adolfo Sandoval, irene Mares, Quad
alupita, stop o. the Plaza hotel.
Juan B. Macs, Puertocita; Manuel
Martinez, Los Conchas, were country
merchants in the metropolis yester-
day.
Narciso Otero and Marcas Macs re-
turned to La Liendre this morning
after spending a couple of days in the
city.
M. Brunswick returned today from
Santa Fe where he has been amusing
himself attending the territorial iegfs-
lature.
]. r. Cannon, Pueblo; o. M. Mon
day, Walter O'Brien, Maxwell City;
Mrs. VIM Griffin, Santa Rosa, are at
the Eldorado.
Mrs. Graham, forewoman at the Las
Vegas steam laundry, has gone to
Cincinnati, Ohio, called there by the
/ ucaLn Oh a sister.
S. "A. Myers, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. w. M. Lewis, a cou-
pie of days, left this afternoon for his
Missouri home via Pueblo.
Chas. Hecht, who spent the win.
ter in Las Vegas with a sick wife,
passed through the city today from
Las Cruces to his Danville, Ohio,
home.
Miss Gertrude Rice, of st. Louis
Mo-, a daughter of J.. P. Rice, rail-
road commissioner for the state oil
Miss Emma Vase.
M. c. Needham, is in town from
Fort Union shaking hands with
friends, pay. ing his newspaper sub
scription. etc., and otherwise making
himself agreeable and keeping his af
fairs in shir shape.
Councilman Andrews, who was
elected a councilman from Socorro
county, but who has been in Washing
ton continuously working for state
hood, passed through the city today
for Santa Fee to warm his seat in the
council before the session closes.
Frank J. Buck, consulting engineer
of the Las Vegas copper company,
came in on No. 1 this afternoon from
Denver. He will remain several days.
Sheriff Cleofes Romero made a fly.
ing trip down to Albuquerque this az
ternoon OF official business
B. F. Crawford and T. H. McCrea,
two bright young business men of
Brazil, Ind, who have been touring
Mexico and the west. left last night
Tor the north after spending a day in
the city with acquaintance of boy
hood days who had drifted away from
the old home.
Mrs. G. E. Passmore, Mrs. Paul
Wright, st. Louis; L. B.. Blooming
thai, Denver; John Orr, Albuquerque;
c. Hemer, st. Joseph; D.. ]. Lechy,
Kansas City; w. A. Rolfe, Chicago;
Lee Massengale and wifa. ST. Louis;
M. E. Norris, El Paso; r. Wilson.
Kansas City; R. M~arenaughl and
wife, D. H. Harris and wife, Chicago;
L. H. Baker, st. Louis; C. j. Gavin.
Ration, book at the Castaneda.