Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-11
PERSONAL


the city today.
Juan Jose Perico visited the city to-
Gay from Mora.
L. M. Parke is down from his fair
Glenmora ranch.
Hon. T. B. Catron is here from San
ia Fe on legal business.
Tom Breen was in the city today
from the vicinity of Mineral Hill.
C. B. Chroniger is registered at the
Central hotelofrom Washington, D. G.
p. ~. zimmerman, claim agent for
the Santa Fe,- went south this after
noon. AMI 3
Don Eugenio Romero returned last
evening from a trips tosSanta Fe and
vicinity. y
Simon Garcia was in the city today
from Trementina, as was also Vidal
Trujillo.
Ben Weller came up from Albu-
querque this afternoon, on business,
strictly.
M. Nandey, Denver; L. M. Kell, lie
Roy, Kans., are stopping at he Raw
Inns house.
DR.. j. H. Henry of albuquerque was
a Denver bound passenger. He goes
to spend the summer
Simon Garcia Y Salaz, a prominent
cattleman of Trementina, vas in the
city today on business.
Geo. H. Hunker, the hustling young
attorney, returned today from a short
business trip to Trinidad.
Gertrude Bayless, Columbia, Mo-; G.
Lambert, wife and son, Homer, are
on the register at La Pension.
Placido S~andoval, n of the old
timers in these parts, was in the city
today from his ranch at Ell Porvenir
Prof. Winslow, who is spending sew
eral weeks in the city, yesterday was
notified of his election as principa'
Capt. J. C. Lea of Roswell and his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Wildly Jones
were home bound passengers this at
ternoon.
Percy Vase, son of Mrs. M. Vaast
of this city, accompanied by his fam
lily, are here from Moberly. Mo-, OF
a visit to his mother.
Miss Nellie McCanna left today foi
East Saginaw, Mich, she was accom-
panied as far as Parsons, Kans., by
Miss Francis Helfrich.
Mrs. J. H. Oliphant, wife of an Albu-
querque merchant, went south, home
ward bound, after a pleasant visit to
friends in eastern cities.
A. j. Bishop, a Santa Fe telegraph
operator at Santa Fe, was a passenger
through the city yesterday, bound for
home after a visit to Chicago.
Mrs. Alphonse Fleischer, wife Of an
Albuquerque real estate man, passed
through the city yesterday bound for
Grand Rapids. Mich, to visit her pa.
rents.
DR.. w. D. Radcliffe of Belen and
his bonny bride, who until a few days
ago was Miss Emma Hack of Milwau.
kee, Wis, passed through the city on
their way south.
Mrs. j. P. Geyer, Mrs. S. C. Long,
Miss Esther Geyer, Ruby Schlctt, May
Schlott, Calvin Donahue and Harry
Cakes spent yesterday picnicing in
Hct Springs canyon.
j. E. Pauley, expert piano tuner,
who is in the employ of the Whitson
Music company Of Albuquerque. is
in the city attending to matters Of
business for his firm.
c. J. Boyd, ex-engineer of the Santa
Fe, left this morning for a drive up
the canyon, and 1t is understood that
he is in search of a ranch which will
fulfill his requirements.
Mrs. Phil Doll, the accomplished
wife of the Sixth street jeweler and
curio dealer, returned on the flyer
thiS hiOihih6 AiOlu GA CAtcuuCu picds-
ure trip to California points.
B. l. Schulter, the well known trav-
cling man, who claims Colorado
Springs as his hiding place was
among the passengers from the south,
who arrived this afternoon.
of one Of the schools In Kansas City.
II. s. Haskell, the urbane and hand
some tracer clerk at the Santa Fe de
pot will leave in q. few days to spend
a well earned vacation in the east.
George l.. Berault was In the city
today from Hot Springs. He was
wearing a brand new suit of overalls
which he was wetting down by stand
ing out in the shower this afternoon.
J. B. Macs, P~uertocito; Juan Sala-
Ear, Tecolote: Antonio Gonzales, Roci-
ada, were in the city today with va
rious commodities. which they ex-
changed for the necessaries OF life.
Gregorio Garcia and Rosendo Gar.
duna were in the city today from the
vicinity Of Chaperito for the purpose
of calling on the merchants and secur-
ing a supply Of the necessarles of
life.
Al Haas. the diplOmat. representing