Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-29
PERSONAL


Prof. I, G. Butscher was a north
bound passenger this afternoon.
P. w. Zimmerman, the popular claim
agent for the Santa Fe, is here today
Rymnndo Harrison returned this al
ternoon to his home in Anton Chico
Travelling Engineer John A. Ross
returned from Albuquerque this al
ternoon.
Mrs. G. Moye and children returne,
this afternoon from a visit in Albu
Querque.
William Troutman, inspector OF
telegraph instruments for the Santa
Fe, is here from Topeka.
Ernest spitz, the %scufleing road
man for Chas. Ilfeld, returned this af-
ternoon from a southern trip.
Cattle Inspector Walter O'Brien left
this morning on No. s for the Dawson
branch towns of Roy and French.
Geo. H. Kinkle, who is in the in
surance Office of w. M. Bell, returned
this afternoon from a visit to st.
Louis.
Miss Lizbie Bohlman, the talented
daughter Of the Rev. Mr.. Bohlman of
Springer, who visited in the city for
several days, went home last night.
W. H. Ashbridge, representing a
big Quaker City tailoring house, IS
here on his usual errands. Mr.. Ash
bridge stops only at the large towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. p. Threadwell,
wealthy people from Norwich, Conn,
who have been spending a few days
in the city, on their way east from
California, left this afternoon.
Gray Warner, whose visits to the
city are calculated to bring JOY to
many Las Vegas ladies, is here with
his big trunks. The gentleman rep
resents a st, Louis millinery house.
Mrs. Ben Williams, wife Of the Wig
liant special officer Of the santa /
passed through the city this after
loon on her way from a visit to her
father in Las Cruces to her home in
La Junta.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Minis Of
Louisville, who have been spending
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some time in the city for the health
of the latter, left this afternoon for
home. The lady IS in a very weak
condition and it is feared can not sur
vive much longer.
Colonel r. i. Twitchell returned this
afternoon from Albuquerque, where he
spent several days on legal business.
Mr.. Twitchell says that Delegate B. S.
Rodey was a passenger for Washing
ton on No. 5 passenger train which
passed through the city early this
morning. 1HsTAS
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rhodes and
their wee son Charlie, left on No. 81
this morning for Caney, Kans., where
they will visit relatives for a couple Of
months. Charlie will go into training
for the purpose Of Kidding his right
wing Of all chloride of lime impede
ements and converting It entirely into
rubber in preparation for next years
ball tossing.
A passenger through the city on No.
Z yesterday afternoon was John g,
Fay. head Of the land department Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad and chief proprietor Of the
Haywood Springs resort IN Grant
county. Mr. Fay is in his way to the
Springs 10 spend the winter. lie con
trolls an extensive lumber business
In Cedar Rapids. Ia, and owns q big
ranch in Butte.
Prof. Edgar l.. Hewett and wife
left this afternoon for Greedy, Colo,
where he will deliver a course Of lect-
ures on the principles Of anthropolog-
ical science as applied to the philos'
ophy Of education. This Is q virgin
field. and the original researches OF
Prof. Hewett are meeting with a.
hearty reception from distinguished
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