Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-05
PERSONALS

0aAh - ~ III LA1 DuhG
City.
Chas. f. Abreu is in from Reyio to-
day.
w. H. Anderson is here from Trini-
dad.
Hon. Celso Baca is up from the San
ia Rosa country.
]. Nestor Ortiz, wife and son. are
down from Trinidad, Colorado.
Thos. Ross. the wool man, was a
south bound passenger last night.
L. H. Darby, the Denver candy sales
man. is attending to business here.
]. R. Teaddale, the ~well-known shoe
man Of st. Louis, is doing the city.
r. A. Desjardines, a popular Den
yer knight Of the grip, is in the city
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Larock, Of
Helena, Mont, are recent arrivals in
the city.
j. C. Brown the Harvey system
auditor, is in the city checking in the
new cashier.
The Hon. Seymoure Schiele, who
d~ispenses groceries for a Cincinnati
house, is in the city.
Mrs. w. M. Allen of Yellyille, Ark,
and Miss Lou Clelland OF Olathe, KS,
are guests at La Pension.
Governor Nj. "A. Otero and Terrific
rial Secretary ]. w. Reynolds return
ed to Santa Fe last night.
H. II. Allerton of Ration was a pas
senger through the city today, on his
way home from the capital city.
Mrs. Frank j. Buck and children left
this afternoon for southern Califor-
MIA, where they will spend the winter.
Ben Spier, the urbane and loqua-
cious representative of a New York
jewelry house, is paying a business
visit.
Mrs. Hattie Dean Of Albuquerque
passed through the city yesterday on
her say % Boulder. Colo. to visit a
brother.
Mrs. J.. w. Cook and children have
returned from Washington where they
spent the last three months for health
reasons.
w. S. Willis, representing the Cor
ham Manufacturing company OF Chi
cago, who called on the jewellers here,
went east this morning.
Arrivals at the Plaza hotel are Mrs.
J.. H. Hardany and Miss May Hard.
any of Montgomery, Ala, who win
probably remain for the winter.
Loiy Dumbleton has gone to his
home in Michigan, where he will visit
before going to Washington state tc
Join VIM. White. the wool man.
DR.. G. w. Harrison, who came uT
from Albuquerque on delayed No. 2
transacted his business hurriedly and
returned on passenger train No. Z.
George Buck, foreman OF the Coors'
Carruth placer workings, near Eliza
BEETHOVEN, is visiting his old com.
padre, Joe Matt. Of the copper leach
ing plant in the city.
MI rand Mrs. o. S. F1uke Of Chetopa
Kans., passed through the city yes
terday Afternoon on their way to AL
buquerque to visit their relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Fluke.
Mrs. e. j. Gibson. wife Of the divis
ion superintendent Of the Albuquer
que-Winslow division of the Santa Fe
coast lines. passed through the city
today on her way to st. Louis and
Chicago to visit friends.
Passengers through the city today
were George w. Mcknight and wife
who were returning to their home II
Junction City, Kans, from a visit 4
Southern California. Mr.. Mcknight Il
president Of the First National banl
Of Junction City.
/. H. Rapp. the well known archi
tect, has gone down to Santa Fe OF
business. He will bring back will
him the plans and specifications Of thu
New Mexico building at the st. Louii
exposition, q beautiful little structure
Of the Spanish mission style Of archi
lecture.
Miss Isabel Muir, a young nader
from Columbus, stayed over in tn
city last night. On her way HON,
from San Francisco she lost track 0
her luggage and remained here hopint
to get q line on II. Sheswas, how
ever. unsuccessful and vent on THU
afternoon.
w. Fleming Jones, a clever yount
civil engineer In the employ OF thu
United States geological survey. pass
ed through the city yesterday after
noon on his way to Albuquerque iron