Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-08
PERSONAL
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day in return to their eastern home
at Hanover, Pa.
New Optic: Mrs. Kent. Kansas;
G. M. H. Parker, Pueblo: Mrs. G. w.
Peters, Oklahoma City.
Judge A. j. Crawford of Albuquer-
que, after spending a week here left
this afternoon for home.
Miss Ada Springer accompanied the
Misses Stern and the Misses Furth
to Harvey's this morning.
R. J. Taupert and family and his
brother, Mr.. Wilkins, and family were
passengers to Harvey's today.
w. Q. Bayless, accompanied by his
son, D. X. Bayless and his daughter,
Miss Gertrude, went to Harvey's to-
day.
Mrs. H. e. Hoke and two daughters
will go out to Mrs. Cutters summer
home at Rociada for a stay of several
weeks.
DR.. WEIGH was an outgoing passen-
ger last night and a number Of citi-
zens would like to know his present
address.
w. M. Bell, district manager for the
New York Life insurance company,
left last night for Arizona on a bust
ness trip.
e. H. Kilgore, the Albuquerque
pharmacist, who was here spending
q day or two, has gone back to the
Duke City.
Ell Dorado: W. L. Coony. Denver;
Ray Nogel, Frank Lills; E. Liverpool,
J. B. Stanton, Denver; M. L. Steph-
enson, Kansas City.
]. C. Flournoy, who has been at
tending to matters Of business here
for several days left this afternoon for
his home in Albuquerque.
l. H. Rapp Of Las Vegas, architect
in charge OF the enlargement to the
Deaf and Dumb asylum is at Santa
Fe looking after that work.
Harry Kelly's brother and sister,
their children zand several other
young folk have gone to Rio Pueblo
to enjoy camp life forR week Or two.
w. S. Strickler1cashiar of the Bank
of Commerce. Id Albuquerque, came
up this morning to spend Sunday with
his wife, who Is domiciled at the Mon
tezuma.
Theodore Hockmeyer, the we'll
known travelling man, and his esti-
mable wife left this afternoon for Col
orado Springs and Denver to spend
q couple of restful weeks.
Mrs. Chas. B. Kerhman and daugh-
ter and Misses. Long and Kerhman
left last night. for Santa Fe, where
they will spend q week. Mr.. X. and
the boys went yer q day or two
earlier.
La Pension: Earl G. Marsh, Ros-
well, N. NJ; VIM. Glass and wife, Chi
cago: s. "A. Douglas, Harvey's; ". C.
Rosenberger and wife, Bridgeport,
Ala; Lena A. Grimm, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
A.. T. Rogers, accompanied by his
son, Willie, and Charles Hedgcock,
Jr., left this afternoon for the mount
aims. where q good camping place will
be selected for the boys before Mr..
Rogers returns.
W. C. Rosenberg and wife OF Bridg-
port. Tenn, and Miss Lena Grimm,
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, are pleasant
southerners who spent the day here
on their way to the coast. They were
delighted with the city.
DR.. p. W. Mcconnell, a clever young
physician holds the important position
Of assistant surgeon Of the Santa Fe
hospital at Topeka a back In Las
Vegas again. The gentleman came
here on account OF rheumatism. He
returned east too soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark M. Moore were
among the passengers to Harvey's
this morning. Mr.. Harvey declared
there wasn't a particle Of available
room in the resort, but as the Moores
said they would sleep on the roof or
In the %woodshed. II necessary, the
host hadn't the heart to oppose their
going.
C%astaneda: d. Goldbaum, Nogales;
E. c. Murray. st. Louis; b. Freisber,
Kansas City; Geo. T.. Roe. FL Paso;
Harlod w. Roe, Fl Paso; Percy
Grubbs. Pueblo; w. NJ. Strother. Trini-
dad: T.. @. Marsh, Roswell; p. w. Nc
Connell, Topeka; w. J.. Bussons,
Washington, D. G.
Fred Olney this afternoon drove
Earl G.. Marsh, the oficial sent here
from Roswell to take the Measure
ments OF the flow In the Sapello and
Gallinas out to the streams. Mr..
Marsh will make an inspection for
the purpose Of fixing upon the proper
places in which to place the guages.