Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-01
PERSONAL

ed at h Plaza.
Mrs. w. r. Bize was down from
Shoemaker today.
Napoleon Eounla1le is in from the
Sapello country today.
Jose Atanacio Sandoval OF Empia-
zado was in town today on business.
Prof. L. C.. B%utsener was an incom-
ing passenger rom The north this AZ
ternoon.
Arthur Holman was a passenger
on No. Z yesterday. bound for Albu-
querque.
N. b. Roseberry has gone 70 the Ro-
ciada country on a business and pleas
ure trip.
Thos. McGeorge, Bradstreet's repre-
sentative left last evening for his home
in Albuquerque.
Prof. r. r. Larkin Of Gallup accom-
panied Prof. L. L. Hewett to the Kin
kale ranch yesterday evening.
Alexandra Sela brought in from the
range yesterday evening a good sized
bunch Of cattle for Chas. A. Spiess.
Mrs. WILDER, who has been living IN
the Van Long cottage, will spend the
next month at the Montezuma hotel.
q. w. Clossen. superintendent Of
fuel for the Santa re, who spent yes
teraay mere. lett Tor topeka this morn
ing.
JAS. S. Duncan returned this morn
ing from California beaches, where
his family will remain for some time
longer.
p. d. st. Yrain, the well-known Mora
business man, came in from the east
today. He will leave for home in the
morning.
Miss Eula Vradenburg Of Buffalo
who has been a guest at the Monte
yuma hotel, will leave tomorrow fol
her home.
Chas. Coffelt, an employee Of Jas. A
Dick, left with his wife this Afternoon
for a two weeks s~ojourn at Bramer
Missouri.
j. X. POWELL and family, who vert
here last winter from Lucerne, W. Va.
have returned to the city to reside
Welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Coffelt depart
ed this Afternoon on a two months
visit to Mr.. Coffelt's old home in Bra
mer, Mo.
Martin Needham. a Fort Union
stockman, who has been in the city
for a day Or two, left for his ranch this
afternoon.
Miss Wilhelmina Enteman, Ph.D., oil
Chicago arrived this afternoon. The
lady is to be teacher of English in the
Las Vegas Normal
Waldo Twitchell returned from his
summers visit in Kansas City, yester'
day evening. accompanied by his
cousin Rex Dunlap.
Miss Bita Sena, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andres Sena, left for Silver City
yesterday to attend the convent ol
the Sisters Of Mercy.
Phil Prayer, the well-known grocery
drummer. is here from Trinidad. Mr.
Prayer has entirely recovered fom bis
recent attack Of paralysis.
Attorneys C. A. Spices and r. +
Twitchell went over to Santa Fe yes
terday evening t attend to matters
befose the supreme court.
Mrs. Geo. Kilmer Of Chicago
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Roth
geb of this city, was a homeward
bound passenger yesterday.
Mrs. w. G. Hayden and son Bills
are in return from a trip to Wiscon
sin whittier Mrs. Hayden vas called
BY the illness of her mother.
Ben Williams. the vigilant specia
OfllCer lot lne SdHtd rt, pdnsce
through the city last night on his wa.
from La Jnnta to Albuquerque.
Mrs. John Miessler, who has beer
stopping at the sanitarium, returned
to her home in st. Louis yesterday at
ternoon greatly improved in health.
Mrs. Liebstadter and daughter, wht
have been visiting the llfeld family
during the summer, returned to theii
home In Kansas City this afternoon
G. ". Kouns. superintendent 81
transportation for the Santa Fe sys
tenn, passed through the city this AZ
ternoon in his private car bound fol-
California.
Miss Sadie Leyet, teacher of Eng
lish IN the Albuquerque high school
who spent the summer with her par
ents in Denver was a returning pas
sengcr last night.
Wm. e. Phelps who had been visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. q. r.. Whit
more here for d month lott last even
ing far ILL., home III NV York. TIL
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