Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-19
PERSONALS
Josiah Hale Is in from Nova.

M. Siiberberg Is over from the Cap
ital City.
Sam Goldstein came III last nignl
from ocate.
Pedro Bustus, a prominent ci;izen
OF Rociada, was in town yesterday.
John Stein. travelling superintendent
of the Harvey system, is back again.
Domingo Hayes, the Apache
Springs %ranchman, is in the city with
pelts today.
Nat We'll and Sam Goldsmith, the
Ocate merchants, are in the city to.
day on business.
y. Manheimer Of Louisville is here
taking orders for the fluid that makes
Kentucky famous.
E. Hale of the P. d. st. yrain com
pany is here from Mora. He found
the ride a cold one.
Paul D. st. vrain. the Mora mer-
chant, has gone to Chicago to look out
for property interests.
DIR. g. n. Brady is a new member
of the Las Vegas Commercial club.
Let the good work go on.
Colonel R. Z. Twitchell returned on
delayed No. 2 yesterday from a bust.
ness trip TO Albuquerque.
Albert Rife and Ernest Friend have
come down from the shops at La Junta
to work in the local shops.
Mrs. Sallie Douglas left on No. 5
this morning to spend the holidays
with her sister in Kansas City.
Bridget Smith, head waitress at the
Castaneda, who underwent a serious
operation, is doing well at the SAM
torium.
Chas. B. Kerham, the st. Louis hat
hustler, was an outgoing passenger
last night, bound home to spend the
holidays.
W. A. Bagby, a young man from
Roanoke, Va, who made many friends
during a stay Of two months here. has
gone home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Rae of New
York, who have been at the Castaneia,
went out this morning to Harvey's
mountain ranch.
E. R. Pelz. representing the Pope
Manufacturing company, who spent a
couple of busy days in the city, went
north last night.
Waldo Twitchell left on No. 5 this
morning for st. Joseph, Mo, to spend
the holiday season at the home Of
his grandmother.
Hon. Eugenio Romero returned on
the stage this afternoon from the
Juan Pals country. whittier he had
besn to look over his iocks.
Enrique Cura Gallegos and his son
Juan left yesterday evening for their
home in Bernalillo after spending sew
eral pleasant days in the city.
Andrew w. Clelland, al Albuquer-
que owner Of real estate. who resides
in Denver, passed through the city
last night on his way home from the
Duke City.
p. R. Turner, a young man from At
lanta, Ca, who has made Las Vegas
his home for some months, went south
on No. / last night. bound for San
Antonio, Tex.
j. V. Consaul has returned from a
business trip to Albuquerque. He
didn't have time to make a visit to
the lumber mills but expects TO 20
down again for that purpose.
Chas. w. York and w. W, Duncan,
from Illinois. who have been stopping
over iii las Vegas. left on No. to-
day for Phoenix. Arizona. They will
make several stops on the way.
Hon. j. w. Reynolds, secretary OF
the territory. came oyer from the cap
ital last night and will remain as the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. ami Mrs.
jefferson Reynolds, until tomorrow
w. Sherwood is in town from Can
yon city, Colo, Mr.. Sherwood has ex.
tensiye fruit orchards in the vicinity
of Canyon City and Is taking orders
for a car load OF apples TO be shipped
here.
Mrs. r. W Garrard mother Of Mrs
". L. Crockett, has returned from a
visit in Roswell. Mrs Garrard speaks
IN enthusiastic terms q the ladies
OF the Queen City Of the Pecos. The
hospitality. culture and charm OF the
Roswell ladies cannot be excelled in
the west.