Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-22
PERSONAL


day in town.
]. Barker drove out to the Teco-
Tote mining camp yesterday
c. NJ. Bristol, trainmaster at Ration.
is registered at the Castaneda.
Mrs. Jacob Stern was a passenger
for Wagon Mound this afternoon.
Charles F. Rudolph OF Rociada is
registered at the Rawlins house.
A. Mennett, the Las Vegas travel
ing man, is heard from at Santa Fe.
A. c. Voorhees,, a prominent Ration
attorney, is down from the<Gate City.
DR.. T. B. Hart, the widely known
Ration physician, is ii the city today.
F. H. Pierce, superintendent Of the
Aqua Pura company, is in Santa Fe on
business.
Miss Anna D. MacNair is in the city
from Holman to spend the remainder
OF her vacation.
Justo and George Griego of Cuervo
and Benito Garcia Of Manulitas we're
in buying supplies today.
A. w. Taylor of Denver and E. s.
Weeks of Douglas, Ariz., are among
the guests at La Pension.
Ira G. Hazard and family are plan
ming to spend the rest Of the sum-
mer in the vicinity Of Harveys.
Louis Ilfeld, brother of the west
side merchant, went down to Albu-
querque on belated No. l yesterday.
Mr.. Harvey started for his noun
tain resort this morning with two
guests and a heavy load OF supplies.
Miss Huber arrived last night from
Joplin, Mo, and reached the bedside
Of her brother, F. G. Huber, ust two
hours before his death.
A. ". Hinchman and family are
now property owners Of Capital Hill,
Denver, Colo. where they expect to
make their future home.
Howard H. Holt, a skillful architect
from Newport News, Va, came up
from Albuquerque yesterday, expect
ing to remain for several weeks.
Mrs. B. Ruppe and her sister, Miss
Burgess Of Albuquerque, arrived at
the Montezuma HcA Springs Jester.
day to spend four weeks or more.
R. B. Thomas, general manager Of
the Cerrillos smeiter, was a through
bound passenger last night returning
to Los Cerrillos from an. eastern trip.
s. M. Shattuck, travelling passenger
agent for the B. & o. Southwestern,
arrived in the city from the north last
night, continuing his southwark way
today.
Recent arrivals at the Eldorado are
J. N. Coe, TT. Stanton; I, w. Baxter,
Mineral Hill; A. c. Long. Trinidad:
John II. Miller. Denver: o. E. Smith,
Clayton. -
W. S. Stricken. cashier Of. the Bank
of Commerce at albuquerque, who
came here to install his family at the
Hot Springs , has returned to the
Duke City.
Among today's arrivals at the Cas-
taneda are H. L. Waldo, Kansas City;
c. M. Bristol, Ration; J. E. Christian.
Boston; A. c. Voorhees,, Ration; G. M.
Sharp, Pueblo
Miss Lou Hughes Of Albuquerque,
who went to Chicago to attend the
wedding Of her sister. Miss Eliza
beth, passed through the city last
night on her way home.
Mrs. J. A. Peterson and child Of All.
buquerque. passed through the city
yesterday on their way to Kansas
City, where the head Of the house is
employed by the Santa re.
Among those doing business on
the west side were Pablo Gallegos Of
Tecolote; Juan B. Macs d Puerto de
Cito; Elijo Gallegos Of Roclada and
Juan Bernal Of Upper Town.
Miss Myrtle Cunsul. sister OF the
manager Of the Albuquerque electric
light and gas companies. passed
through the Meadow City on her re-
turn from the Duke City to her home
In Denver.
H. A. M. Palladino, who was former.
~ In business in Las Vegas passed
through the city this. afternoon on
his way to his present home in Ell
Paso from Z visit in Denver. Mr..
Palladino is prospecting in the busy
Pass city.
Doctors Olney and Shaw and "Doc"
Hayes departed early this morning to
drivjex to Rio Pueblo in Taos county,
where they will camp for two weeks.
They went well provided for such an
excursion. A number Of Las Vegas
people are already in camp in the de-
lightful resort.
A camping party consisting Of
Harry Fox. c. s. Brown and Chas. w.
Allen who. with their wives left early
Sunday morning for Rio de Ia Casa,
are heard from lat Mora, where they