Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-11
PERSONAL


Don Eugenio Romero came up from
Santa Fe on last nights train.
District Attorney S. B. Davis re.
turned from Santa Re on No. s yestes
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Giyens were
passengers for Bernalillo this after.
noon.
Lauriano Gonzales came III from
Canyon Largo this morning to Law
in supplies.
Alexandra Fresquez Of the Sapello
was in the city attending to business
Of Mrs. Mossiman.
Louis Sacha, who has been spend.
ing some time here, will leave this
afternoon for st. Louis.
A. S. Bonney Of the vyoth Hard.
ware company Of st. Joseph came in
on No. | today.
DR.. ]. P. Raster. chief surgeon of
the Santa Fe, left on No. S this morn.
ing for his home in Topeka.
"A. S. Jennings Of Los Angeles, audi
tor for the Santa Fe system west Of
Albuquerque, is a guest at the Casta-
media.
W. Il. Alexander, representing Al
Schilling tea house of San Francisco
came in 70 visit the trade this after,
noon.
~. 1. Crockett and Ralph Higgins
who have been spending several days
over in the Pecos country, came home
on No. 2 today.
Christobal Sanchez, a member of
the last Legislature from Mora and
Colfax counties. came in on No. s from
Santa Fe last night.
Ferdinand Walking passed through
the city today on his way from Albu.
querque to Clay Center, Mo, where
he will make his home.
Louis Brooks. manager Of the San
Jose meat market, Of Albuquerque,
passed through the city this morning
on his way east for a visit.
Edgar L. Hewett was a passenger
on No. 2 today en- route to Roswell
where he will spend the next two
weeks conducting the Chavez county
institute.
Mis- Reba Withers, field secretary
for the Florida Christian Endeavor
union, was a passenger through the
city on her way to attend the Moqui
snake dance.
After spending three weeks in San
ia Fe as the guests of MI. and Mrs
Frank Andrews, Misses Irma and
Mary Bell have returned to their
home in Las Vegas.
Mrs. A. G. Adams Of Mineral Hill
has gone up to the Dunn home at Gas,
con for a visit with her parents. in
company with her sister, Mrs. H. P.
Roseberry of Ration.
w. w. Chadwick, an Albuquerque
stock man, passed through the city
Yesterday afternoon on his way home
from Kansas City whittier he went
with q load Of stock.
Joe Tyndale and John Kane team
sters who were thrown out Of work
by the discontinuance of construction
on the Choctaw railroad, passed
through town today travelling in
search of employment.
Senator w. A. Andrews was a
through passenger this morning
bound for his home In Pittsburg. Pa,
Senator Andrews Is president of the
Santa Fe Central road which will soon
be opened for traffic.
Mr.. Wight Of this city was delight,
ed Sunday to receive a visit from
his daughter, whom he had not seen
Tor sixteen years. The lady lives In
Maine. She was on her way to Cali.
iornia to attend the G. "A. r. doings.
Manual Sanchez, postmaster out at
inc town which bears his name. was
q passenger on No. s last night, from
santa Fe. He started on the long
drive to his home In the Red River
country this morning.
DR.. w. McNary left yesterday after.
Don on No. Z for San Francisco to
attend the @. A. r. convention. He
VIII spend several weeks travelling in
California before returning east. He
VIII pay a visit in Las Vegas on his
return.
Prof. Robert T. Blair, who spent
me greater part Of the summer here.
mas resigned his position as teacher
OF h violin in the Albuquerque
school Of music, and has accepted a
position with the Equitable Life In.
stlrance company al the Duke city.
Judge j. r. McFie or Santa Fe left
last night for San Francisco to attend
The @. A. X. convention. The Judge
Is one Of the youngest civil war vet
Grams in the west. lie served through
three year. of he struggle and wa