Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-02
PERSONAL

r. f. Boland left yesterday for Los
Alamos.
Fred Gerhardt left yesterday for his
home at Fort Sumner.
Don margarine Romero returned
from Santa Fe last night.
Don B%enigno Romero returned yes
terday from a trip to California.
Miss Helen Blake returned yester-
day from Gallup where she has been
teaching.
Don Eugenio Romero left today for
Manzano to look after his large tie
contracts in that vicinity.
Mrs. John Novack, wife of the porter
at the Hot Springs. left today on a
visit to her Illinois home.
Victoriano Garcia Of San Geronimo
and Juan B. Macs of Puertocito were
in the city on business today.
r. G. Apologize. representing the
Ely-Walker dry goods company ow st.
Louis was in the city calling on the
trade today.
DR.. M. f. Desmarais and DR.. B. M.
| Black left for Santa Fe last night to
attend the meeting of the territorial
medical board.
Miss Fitzhugh. n Of the efficient
members of the Normal faculty. left
yesterday afternoon for Los Angeles,
where she expects to remain.
Attorney Eusebio Chacon. who made
a fine address at the Memorial day
exercises here. returned this morning
from a flying trip to the capital.
Prof. Craig, principal of the third
ward school of Albuquerque is in the
city. He will take the Santa Rosa
stage here. his destination being Tu-
cumcari.
Mrs. M. A. Otero Of Santa Fe and her
son Miguel are the guests of Miss La.
Rue. Governor Otero came up this at.
ternoon, but will return by the first
train south.
Miss ~BraithWaire, a telented pianist
of Albuquerque, passed through the
city for Chicago this afternoon, hop
ing to get to the Windy City some
sweet day bye and bye.
DIR. Cole, the archaelogist and lect-
urer, who spoke in Albuquerque Sat
urday night under the auspices Of the
Santa Fe Pacific library society, came
up from the south yesterday.
G. B. Toles, Albuquerque; Jess G.
Lewis, Pueblo, A. Lilly, Jr., G. NJ.
Hicklin. L. w. Halpin, Denver; G. F..
Moore, 81. Joseph; J.. Gunderfinger,
Lamy are at the Castaneda.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Barnett Of Al
buquerque, passed through the city
today on their way to visit eastern
cities. Mr.. Barnett is the owner of the
fine three story block III the Duke city
which has just been completed.
i. Il. Allen, business manager Of
The optic returned this afternoon
from a trip 10 I'll Paso. His little
daughter, Lenore. remained in the
Pass city 10 pay q visit 10 the family
Of her uncle. C. W. Allen.
c. r. Brown, the well known socor
70 mining man, who is interested Will
Capt. a. b. Fitch in the establishment
Of q new plant at Magdalena for the
|, treatment of the ore of the Graphic
mine, passed through the city today OF
his WY TO Denver.
The Rev. A. Hoffman and family ar
rived on No. 2 from El Paso today
They will spend a few days in the city
before going on to their Kansas home
where they will reside in the future
Miss Hoffman will return to El Paso
where she is employed in the publit
schools.
Hon. Chas. A.. Spiess. who at thu
meeting Of the board Of managers o
the Worlds fair held in Santa Fe yes
terday was elected president, returne'
to his home in the city this morning
! Jeff Towner, the cattle inspector
long stationed here, passed through
the city on No. 8, bound for Trinidad
Colo.
Miss VeVerka, the accomplishe,
Kindergarten, left yesterday Afternoon
!, for Sterling, Kans., via Pueblo an,
Denver. The gifted young lady ha
not decided upon her field Of labor 10
next year. Her return to Las Vega
[ is unlikely. She carries with he