Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-16
PERSONAL

Santa Fe.
J.. E. Smith, Beatrice, Neb., is regis
tered at La Pension.
Nv. C. Davidson registers at the
New Optic from Albuquerque.
Miss Irene Whitmore returned yes
terday from an extended trip to Cali
firnia.
Jerry Leahy, the hustling Ration at
torney was circulating around the city
yesterday.
Matt Robertson, st. Joe; c. v. SAT-
ford, Santa Fe are registered at the
Plaza hotel.
J. A. Storm, Trinidad; A. c. Teich-
man, st. Louis, are the latest arrivals
at the Castaneda.
District Santa Fee Agent Geo. Roe
left yesterday afternoon for his head
quarters in Ell Paso.
R. DeGraftenreid, an old timer in
these parts, was calling on old friends
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Norman Skinner, wife of the
Presbyterian minister, returned yester-
day from a California visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. G. McNary re-
turned this afternoon from a ten days
visit to various points in Colorado.
Mrs. Liebstadter was expected to
arrive in the city this evening from
Kansas City on a visit to Herman II
field.
Hon. Hugo Seaberg, the well known
Colfax county lawyer, was routed
home to Springer today after a visit
to the capital.
Mrs. M. Frost and daughter, Ethel.
arrived yesterday afternoon from Al
buquerque to visit Mrs. Frost's moth
err, Mrs. Hardness.
Hon. Frank Springer returned this
morning from Santa Fe where he at
tended a meeting Of the territorial
irrigation commission.
Attorney M. w. Mills Of Springer
who has been at the capital for a few
days attending to legal business was
homeward bound today.
A. C. Voorhees,, a well known at
torney of the Gate City, passed
through Las Vegas today on his way
home from a trip to Santa Fe.
Mrs. e. H. Salazar, wife Of the west
sideeditor and children, returned yes
terday from Santa Fe, where she has
been visiting for some weeks past.
Mrs. r. G. Larrimore, wife of the
courteous Santa Fe day agent. re
turned yesterday afternoon from a Wis
it to Topeka and other eastern points
C. F. Waugh, well known in this city
where he formerly resided, was call
ing the trade today in the interests
Of a Trinidad house which he repre-
sents.
Miss Airline Ruby of Phoenix, Ariz.
where she is employed in the postof
flee, arrived in the city yesterday on
visit to her grandmother, Mrs. s. E
York.
J. S. Clark and son, Lawrence, Geo
Post, Pete Lynn and B. Frank For
sythe left this morning for the Ric
Casa above Mora on a hunting and
fishing excursion.
Miss Helen Frakes, an accomplished
and very popular young lady Of this
city, who has been visiting in Kansas
City for several weeks past, returned
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. L. La Driere, wife of an AL
%buquerque architect, passed through
the city yesterday on her way to Que
bee, Canada, where she will visit rel
atives during the summer.
This morning w. c. Phelps, Major
A. H. Whitmore, A. T. Rogers, Jr., and
E. w. Rich left on a camping trip to
Puebli, sixty miles away in Taos coun'
ty, an ideal spot, is their objective
point.
Word comes from Miss Eunice Tam
me that she is having a delightful
time with a camping party at Idaho
Springs, Colo. Among the campers is
Miss Margaretta McNary, formerly OF
this city.
Geo. Ayre, Santa Fe division super
intendent, with headquarters at Dodge
City, and his family passed through
the city in a private . yesterday at
ternoon bound for the golden shores
of the Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Shelley passed
through the city yesterday on their
way from Santa Fe to their future
home in Murphysboro, III. Mr.. Shelley
recently resigned a position on the
New Mexican.
The Denver Post publishes a pic
ture Of Miss Burma Dilts OF Santa
Fe and makes the claim for the young
lady that she has made the highest
bowling score of any lady In New
Mexico. The figure given Is 213.
Joe Koeble, the Santa Fe conductor
who was recently relieved from ser.
vice on account Of the Waldo wreck,