Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-27
PERSONAL

Victor Martinez is up from La Cue
va. He is a welLto-do sheep man Of
that section.
Jacob Gross, head Of the firm of
Gross, Kelly & Co., went north last
night on business.
DIR. &C. Gordon left this afternoon
for Denver to have an operation psr-
formed on one Of his eyes.
Frank Mckee, the Albuquerque
banker. has returned from Silver City,
where he organized a new society of
Eagles.
Miss Condor and Mrs. Neal, who
have been spending some time in the
city, left this afternoon for their home
in Chicago.
The Central News company organ
lied at Albuquerque, has obtained the
contract for the news service of the
Santa Fe Central.
Byron Harvey. one of the owners Of
the big Harvey system, passed through
buquerque to Kansas City.
DR.. S. c. Brown, Messrs. C. w. Al
len and Harry Fox returned today with
their respective wives. from a ten days
trip to the Hora resorts.
DR.. B. w. Black left yesterday az
ternoon for New York where he will
take a post graduate course during
the remainder of ii. summer.
A. ]. Mitchell, an Albuquerque at
torney was a passenger through the
city yesterday returning from New
York, whittier he had gone on a bust
ness trip.
Ralph French, a prominent young
man Of Las Cruces was a passenger
through the city yesterday on his way
to Illinois to spend a vacation in his
old home.
". s. S~trickler. cashier of the Bank
of Commerce at Albuquerque, came up
Saturday evening to spend Sunday
with his family. who are elegantly
quartered at Hot Springs.
Pat Crowley and Jim Curry.
clerks at the establishment OF J. H.
Stearns', didn't show up for work this
morning. The freight trains were
late and walking wasn't good. hence
the delay.
]. L. Frazier, general superintendent
Of the Glover Leaf" as the st. Louis.
Toledo and Western road is called,
passed through the city yesterday in
his private car. He "a accompanied
by his family.
Mrs. Morrison and her daughter,
Miss Crailey, who came here from
Dennison, Texas, for the mothers
health, left this afternoon for home.
The altitude was found to be too great
for the invalid.
P w. Zimmerman, claim agent for
the Santa Fe will go south this after
noon. He found hot weather to the
north of us and hot weather to the
south of US, but thinks it has been just
about right here.
Guests at the C%astaneda are Mrs.
w. 0. Pringle, Chicago; L. J. Benja,
min, Albuquerque; Geo, B. Parsons.
st. Louis; Chas. Atchison, Denver;
Preston B. Marschlich, Evanston, H.;
T. T. Brennan. Denver.
Mrs. Nettie Earl, sister Of Mrs. l..
H. Ward and friend, Mrs. Condor
left on No. 2 for Chicago. They will
go from there to Maskenai Island
and Lake Huron beach to spend a
month at Sarnia, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rosenwald
Of Albuquerque arrived this afternoon
from Albuquerque to spend a few
days, Their accomplished daughter.
Miss Jettie, came up some days ago.
Mr.. Rosenwald is a leading merchant
Of the Duke City.
J. r. Farewell, one Of the engineer
Ing corps Of the Santa Fee Central.
passed through the city on his way to
Oswego. N. r., where he will visit
his old home for the nrst time since
he came west four years ago. Mr..
Farewell came to New Mexico an inva-
lid. Now he is the picture Of rugged
health.
Mrs. w. r. Deppe ot Cincinnati. q sis
ter OF Mr.. Holloway. who has been
staying at the Montezuma for several
weeks. left this afternoon for the east
on the private car Of G. Holterhof,
treasurer Of the SantaaFe coast lines,
who is IN hts way to Europe with hts
family. Mrs. Deppe Is the wife Of
assistant general passenger agent Of
the Big -Four railroad.
Misses Nellie and Louise Raster, the
bright daughters Of DR.. J. p. Raster.
chief surgeon OF the Santa Fe. passed
through the city yesterday on their
way from Topeka, to Albuquerque.
where they will visit their aunt, Mrs.
8. f. Newcomer and Mrs. J. F. Luthy.