Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-23
Personal PENcILINGs.

Cecil w. Browne boarded No. s last
night for the north.
L. Bell and wife register at the
Central hotel from Denver.
G w. st. John, was a passenger this
afternoon to Warren, Ohio.
Don Dionicio Martinez visits the me-
tropolis from San Pablo today.
Col. and Mrs. F. A. Blake drove out
to their Beulah ranch resort today.
C. F. Hockemeyer continued his or
der booking trip eastward last night.
w. C. Reynolds returned to his Wat
IUcs duties after spending Sunday In
the metropolis.
Col. E. G. Austen ticKeted himself
to the southern country last evening
on delayed No. z.
Martin Garcia has removed with
his family to R~evuelto, where he will
reside in the future.
L. C. Leonard, Chicago, and L. Val
dez of Cochise, Colo, enjoy the hos
pitality of the Plaza hotel.
J. p. G~oodlander, the st. Louis drug
drummer, is doing the usual business
with local merchants today.
L. L. Romero and sister Quica went
up to Denver Saturday night, where
Miss Romero will enter school.
Mrs. J. H. Stearns left today for
Kansas City called there by the seri-
GUS illness of Mr.. Stearns' mother.
]. F. Barney, Paducah, KY; H. Rob
inson and wife, F. l.. Williams, Pipe
stone, Mimi, register at the Eldorado.
Gov. Otero and Secretary Reynolds
visited the Meadow City Saturday,
returning to the capital Sunday after.
Mrs. a. B. Stanton, Jr., left today
for albuquerque, where she will visit
with the family of Mr.. Stanton's faith
err.
d. G. Deuel., manager of the big La
Cueva ranch, in Mora county, dropped
OF of No. 1 yesterday from an east
ern rip.
Nasario Gallegos left today for Tu.
cumcari via French, where he has a
mercantile business. He does all his
buying here.
Mrs. w. X. Etter, nee Miss Locke
Fort, came in from Topeka this after
noon to visit her parents, Capt. anc
Mrs. l.. C. Fort.
Miss Carrie Sparks went out to Wis
it her sister, Mrs. Charles Hainlen, on
the Sapello, yesterday. She will spend
a week up there.
F. Villanueva, La Cuesta; Antonio
Roibal, Los Colonias; Hilario Lopez
La Cueva; Domingo Hayes, Apache
Springs, were stock raisers who die
business in the city today.
Miss Elizabeth Allen, of the book
keeping department of The Optic, re
turned last night from a weeks visit
with the family of her brother
Charles, in Ell Paso, Texas.
c.. A. Spiess, J. S. Duncan and 9th
er legislators and employees returned
to the capital last night after spend
ing Sunday in the metropolis.
Miss Blanche Rothgeb and Miss Pa
len returned to Santa Fe last evening
Miss Palen is the st~enographer in the
legislature and had been in the city
visiting the family of Councilman
Spiess.
Windsor Nelson drove in from his
Mineral Hill ranch yesterday. He re
ports that the recent ~prOtracted colo
snap has been hard on live stock in
his section, but that there is not like
ly to be a heavy loss.
w. p. Gould, one of the old-timers
Of New Mexico and friend of C. p.
Hammond, left yesterday afternoon
for his Espanpla home, after can
| wasting local trade to find if a car of
Rio Grande apples would be accept
able. |.
Martin Romero, Benigno Maez, Juan
Trujillo and Francisco Martinez, all
| stockmen of the Red River country
were in the city today t~ransacting bus
mess. They are all enthusiastic over
the prospects for the live stock indus
try for this year.
Robt. j. vamper and wife, J. E. Mum
| ger, Denver; d. G. Deuel., La Cueva;
w. C. A. McGrew, Chas. G. Brigham.
| Denver; w. e. Hodges Chicago; G.
M. Osborne, New York; J. F. Fogarty,
San Francisco; Victor B. Bloom, New
York, book at the Castaneda.