Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-03-05
PERSONAL PENcILINGs.

Zeb LOnguevan is in the city from
Kennedy.
Mrs. H. D. Rankin visits the city
from Watrons.
r. p. White stops at the Rawlins
House from Kansas City.
Mrs. j. Berlin left for California
on No. / this afternoon. =.
C. M. Jordan rode in through the
mud from MineralIHill to-day.
Jose Y. Martinez wa sin from San
Geronimo with pelts yesterday.
J. ". barney, Paducah, KY; 2. Long
uevan, Kennedy; are al the New OPP
tic.
Chas. Colby and A. B. Bell, from
Mineral Hill, book at the Central
Hotel.
w. B. Bunker, the energetic limb o.
the law, has returned from attendance
on the Clayton court.
H. G. Coors has been called to Cal
ifornia on account of the serious ill
ness of two of his children.
Mrs. H. d. Rankin, who has beer Wis
iting the family of w. c. Reynolds,
returned to her home to-day.
Mrs. Parke, of Shoamakr, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Elderkin,
in this city, returned home to-day.
Tom Blake has returned from Beu-
ahl, where he spent the spring vacation
in the regal sport of killing mountain
lion.
Serapio Romero returned to Tucson
this afternoon, where he has several
large tie contracts for the Santa Fe
cutoff.
Don Jose Gabriel Montana, ex-sher-
if and county commissioner, is in
from his home at La Leindre buying
supplies. 4,
Miss Nora Morrisey left on No / for
| California, where she will take a posi-
| ton as a nurse. She has a six months
contract. g
Miss Colby, the trained nurse who
went over to Santa Fe some days ago
returned to Las Vegas yesterday at
ternoon.
Miss May Smith, sister of Cashier A
B. Smith of the First National bank
arrived in the city this afternoon on 9
visit to her brother.
Mrs. L. A. Bono and little son re
turned to Wagon Mound this Afternoon
after a several days visit with Hon
Trinidad Romero and family.
Mrs. A H. Ransom, colored, is expec
week, when she will resume her pc
sition with the Las Vegas Laundry
J. G. McNary and wife returned from
Ell Paso to-day, where they had beer
spending the spring vacation with Mrs
McNary's father, Joshua S. Reynolds
Geo. Weibel arrived in the city to
day from Milford, Iowa, on a visit
to his daughter. Mrs. August Zummach
walls whose future home will be Las
Vegas.
Miss Estelle Miller and sister, Mrs
George Douglas, with the latter's two
children, left to-day for Roswell te
take up their permanent residence. MI
Douglas preceded them there severa
The Las Vegas Savings bank will
furnish their customers with meta
savings banks on application. at the
Office. of the bank. loft,
months ago.
Mrs. J. w. Bapter, Mineral Hill; T
H. McCrea,, B. F. Crawford, Brazil, In
diana; A. H. Shultz, Albuquerque;
Sam Stewart, Benton Harbor, Mich.
p. W. Zimmerman, Albuquerque; pui
up at the Ell Dorado.
A. M. Adler and Ben Lewis left or
No. 4 to-day for New York, where they
will buy the finest kind of a line Of
gents furnishings. Mrs. Lewis and
son, Simon, accompanied them to st
Louis, and from there will go to Vicks
burg, Miss, on q visit to relatives.
b. F. Crawford and Tom McCrea
two gentlemen of Brazil, Ind, who
have been touring Old Mexico, arrived
in the city yesterday, and are spend
ing a few days with their old friend
DR.. G. "A. Hubbard, who will show then
a touch of western life as passed il
Las Vegas.
Paul Wright and daughter, J. P
Brown, San Francisco; Dave Huston
Denter; Tom Bates, Chicago; H. Car
penter, st. Louis; Mrs. Simon Voren
berg and daughter, Wagon Mound; 8
H. Brake, Denver; j. F. Steenrod
Kansas City; s. Shaefer, st. Louis
Mrs. H. A. Black, Pueblo; Us. Phin
ney, Chicago; enjoy the hospitality Q
the Castenada.
Cy. Dawson, who has been cattle IL
spector here, and who recently sen
in his resignation, left to-day for tn
north. With his father, J. B. Dawson
and brothers, A. G. and B. A. Dawson
he has formed q cattle company an
purchased q ranch on Bear rivel
near Steamboat Springs, in Rout cour
ty, Colorado, where he will move hi
family from this city.