Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-01
PERSONAL

Nat well Wtut uOnle 10 OCate t0day
Hon. Frank Manzanares has gone
north on a business trip.
L. NJ. Parke and wife are down
from their fine ranch near Shoemaker.
W. r. Davis, a representative Of
the Rocky Mountain News, is here on
business for his paper.
Attorney Hugho Seaberg of Spring
er, a leading member of the Colfax
county bar, is here on a visit.
Man Nordhaus was in Cueryo, n.
NJ, last week looking wei some wool
clips with a view to buying.
Guests Of the New Optic are w. R.
Davis, Denver; j. M. Winslow, Kan
a City: j. R. Aguilar, Wagon Mound.
w. T. Treverton, the contractor.
came up on the stage yesterday from
Roy, N. NJ, where he has been al
work on store buildings for Bond
Bros.
H. B. Hammett, who formerly lived
in Las Vegas, is here for a few days
visit. He is now engaged in a lucra-
tive real estate business in Redlands,
Calf.
At the Rawlins house are: J. R. Null
helm, Ration; Hugh London, La Cuer-
va; R. R. Griffith. Colorado; ]. C
Hays, G~uadulapita; j. M. Aberscombe,
Anton Chico.
DR.. Jas. A. Rolls and E. L. Sander.
son Of Watrous, who have been spend
ing a week at Harvey's delightful
mountain resort, arrived this morning
and went home this afternoon.
President F. H. Pierce of the Aqua
Pura company has gone back to old
Kentucky to visit the scenes of his
youth. When he returns he will be
accompanied by his better half.
c. L. c. Cunningham, the night
cashier at the Castaneda, who was Sc
riously Injured in the street car wreck,
left a day or two ago for his home in
Kansas City. 1t will be several months
before he cal walk without crutches.
Geo. Hansen is here in the interest
of the Milford Shoe company Of Mil
ford, Mass. He didn't have a clear
field, as H. J. Shull of a big Denver
concern and H. B. Hutchins of st.
Louis were also hustling for business
among the local dealers.
Hon. Chas. Spiess and son left yes
terday afternoon for st. Louis. Mr.
Spiess goes clothed with power by
the New Mexico Worlds fair commits. |
sion to make arrangements for a New |
Mexico building. A rustic structure
from plans drawn by Architec. Whit |
tlesey has been spoken of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 7. Plommans
of Los Angeles are guests at the Cas-
taneda. Mr.. Plommans is assistant |
superintendent Of the Harvey system,
with headquarters in the California
city. His wife is a sister of Train
Dispatcher Burns. From here Mr.. and
Mrs. Plommans will go east for an ex-
tended visit.
Guests at the Castaneda are: Geo.
Mccall, Denver; ]. c. Beedhauf, Dead
wood. S. D.; w. o. Pringle and fam
lily, Chicago; f. l.. Sanderson, Jas. A.
Rolls. Watrous; Hugo Seaberg. Spring
er;; Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Parke. Glen
mora Ranch; Geo. Hanson, San Fran
cisco; Edw. T. Plommans and wife.
Albuquerque.
Herman Switzer, manager of the
Harvey curio rooms at albuquerque,
passed through the city this morning
on his way to New York, where in a
few days he will take passage on a
steamer bound for Europe. Mr.. Swift
yer expects to be absent a year. Dur
ing his stay Mr.. J.. F. Huckel, general I
manager of the curio and news sery-
Ice, will devote much of his time to
the Albuquerque business.
Guests at La Pension today are Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Wildly Lea, Of Ros.
well, N. M, and the g%entleman's faith
er, Col. J. c. Lea. The party is a
pleasant one, and peculiar interest a.
taches because the young man and
his beautiful young wife are here on J
their honeymoon. The wedding took
place in Roswell only a few days ago.
Several weeks will be spent in Las |
Vegas and the charming mountain re
sorts OF the vicinity. Mrs. Clarke of :
Watrons, is also at La Pension.
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