Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-13
PERSONAL

Benign0 laramie was IN TO-DAY iIoM
Pinos Wells.
Mrs. Andres Sena left yesterday for
Los AlamOs.
Walter Herman made the trip 70 81
Porvenir yesterday.
Clyde Graham and lady drove out
to Harvey's yesterday.
Leandro Gonzales was in the city
today from Ell Cuervo.
Harry vogt went to Wagon Mound
on a business trip today.
viii Adlon was an afternoon pas
senger for Wagon Mound.
R. L. Benson and wife Of Chicago
are registered at La Pension.
Herman Perklein is registered at
the Plaza hotel from Tucumcari.
Myer Friedman was in Albuquerque
Saturday looking after the feecy.
Robert Ramsey drove out to Ell
Porvenir yesterday just to pass away
the time.
Pat Crowley and party spent the
day yesterday in the vicinity OF Ell
Porvenir.
H. J. Kramer was visiting the city
today from that lively little burg Of
Watrous.
Nj. P. Cousins and wife drove up
the canyon on a pleasure expedition
yesterday.
Jake and Dan Stern and M. Green
berger camped near R~omeroville all
day yesterday.
Chas. Doll, sister and Mrs. H. S..
Van Petten visited Harvey's mountain
resort yesterday.
L. M. Parke and wife, after several
days pleasantly spent in the city, went
home this afternoon.
Juan Dios Lucero, Conchas; and
Jose NJ. Sena OF Pitada were in the
city today on business.
w. B. Bunker. the hustling attorney,
and his amiable wife spent the day
in the country yesterday.
Will Roesenthal and l.. Manko. ac-
companiei by their families, spent the
day fishing up the canyon.
II. 7. Anderson, the Chicago cloth
ing man, shouldered his sample trunks
and walked away south this afternoon.
Saul Rosenthad c~haperoned a large
party of young people in search OF
pleasure to the mountains yesterday
Charley Rhodes, who has been max
ing the Duke City his home for some
time, has returned to the city for a
visit.
Mrs. j. NJ. Cook and son, Phillip, and
two children left today for Seattle,
Wash, expecting to be absent several
weeks.
Fred Marshall, private secretary to
Division Supt. Easley, has been called
to Albuquerque by the serious illness
Of his mother.
j. M. Cook, the Colorado Telephone
company's representative, drove out
towards the springs this morning in
search of trouble.
c. f. Hummel, G. Danziger, B. G.
Pittinger and Antonio Lucero were
among those who spent the day in the
country yesterday.
Mrs. Lucian Rosenwald and her sis
ter, Miss Florsheim, went to Albu-
uuerque this afternoon to visit rela-
tiyes for a few days.
Mrs. L. B. Weld and her 10 STAN
ley. Bostonians, passed through the
city yesterday on their way from AL
buquerque to Denver.
Charles Allen arrived from FL Paso
Sunday afternoon on a visit to his
parents. The g~entleman's wife has
been here for several weeks.
Misses Rebekah and Jennie Gale
gos. who have been at school at st.
Vincent's in Albuquerque, returned
to their home in this city this after
noon.
r. M. Spivey, the accommodating
day clerk at the C~astaneda, has gone
to Topeka to spend his vacation. The
position will be filled temporarily by
Ira Davis.
Mrs. Sherwood and Mrs. j. E. Hol-
man. Of Topeka. Kans., who had been
visiting friends in albuquerque, pass
ed through the city Saturday evening
bound for their home. =
DR.. Kingman, for several years, by
stefan for the Dominion mines 3 Of
Globe, A. T., passed through the, Hty
today on his way for a visit to his spld
home in Calumet, Michigan.
J. b. Macs. Puertocito; Jesus Gar
cia, Tecolote; Vidal Ortega, San Ge-
ronimo; Vidal Martinez, La Cueva,
were in the city today with hides and
pelts for Robert X. M. Cullen.
Herman and Ludwig Ilfeld, Ike
Bacharach, j. Judell and NJ. Lefkovitz
spent the day picnicking yesterday
up the canyon, and they do say threw
water around rather promiscuously.
Prof. X. NJ. Chapman and wife left
today for the Grand Canyon Of Ari-
IONA, where the former will seek in
SEPARATION of the great natural wonder