Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-05-18
PERSONAL

today from Rociada.
Thos. Haywood spent the day in
Los Alamos yesterday.
w. b. Bunker and wife drove cut to
Ell Porvenir yesterday.
f. l. HambIin and wife spent the
Sabbath at Ell Porvenir.
Cels0 Baca boarded the stage for
Santa Rosa this. morning.
j. w. Clay and Julius Linde return
ed from Mora last evening.
G. II. Sherman. the kitchen cabinet
man, left for Mora this morning.
H.TK. Leonard of saw mill fame
was in the city today from Mora.
Narciso Otero. La Liendre; Juan
Bernal, Uppertown, we're in the city
today
Chas. Pickens and a party Of young
folks spent the day yesterday at Ell
-Porvenir.
Aayjcseph Felix Madrill and son were
IN the city on business today from
LOs C0nchas.
Don Eugenio Romero returned last
night from q trip to his tie camps in
fhe Manzano mountains.
J. w. Morse who has just returned
from a four months visit to New Or
leans, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Brush.
A. G. Adams of the firm of DAILY &
Adams, saw mill operators, and his
charming wife were in the city today
from Mineral Hill.
A. Singer, travelling representative
of the Albuquerque jobbing house OF
Grunsfeld Bros, came up from the
south this afternoon.
b. F. Forsythe, DR.. Geo. 7. Gould,
Jos. p. Joquel and A. A. Maloney
spent the day yesterday viewing the
beauties in the vicinity of Los Ala
mos.
Miss Helen Morse arrived yesterday
from Denver, and will be the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. b. Brash. Before going
to Denver. the young lady visited New
= Orleans.
ID. p. Paxton, a Topeka merchant
who has been stopping at the santa
rum for some time past, left today
for albuquerque in search of a lower
altitude.
Mrs. Minnie Rudolph, wife of the
school superintendent of Quay coun-
ty, passed through the city yester-
day on her way to Mora to visit her
mother and brothers.
James j. Cassidy, Cleveland, N. NJ:
Thos. j. Walton, r. Aguirre, Mora:
9 " H.. Edging, Albuquerque; p. IL.
Morrisey, Appleton, Wis, are register
ed at the Rawlins house.
Father Lammert of Buyeros, Union
county. who has just returned from a
four months visit to Germany, is
spending a few days in the city before
continuing on his way home.
Mrs. George Selover and Mrs. j. +,
sJhrig left yesterday for Chanute,
Kansas, to attend a union meeting OF
III ladies' auxiliary to the b. OF L. +.
They go as delegates from the local
lodge.
Capt. G. Nj. Holloway. X. n. Crane,
Cincinnati; II. ID. Reinken and wife,
Watrous; w H. Ingram and wife,
New York; \. b. Corr. st. Louis, are
among the late arrivals at the Gas.
Kaneda.
Col X. e. Twitchell left this morn
y ing for Roswell. where he will de.
liver the commencement address al
The Roswell Military institute, the
closing exercises of which take place
Ibis week.
Nicasio G. de Baca, brother of L. c,
de Baca, the popular chief deputy
clerk in the probate clerks office, is
in the city from Conant, Leonard
Wood county. On business and pleas
lure combined.
Judge Chas. Blanchard, who was
che supreme delegate Of the Catholic
Knights of America in this territory td
the dedication ceremonies at st. Lou
is. returned today and reports a very
pleasant trip.
80 VIM. Earickson, who holds a respon
/. sibIe position in the house of Gross
Kelly & Co, came up from Albu
;querque this morning. While south
he made an extensive trip into tn.
wool country outlying. He report.
conditions excellent.
G. G. Hall, the merchandise broker
passed through the city this morning
ON his way to Trinidad. He expects
IN return to Las Vegas within a few
days. Mr.. Hall is chairman of the ex
ecutive committee Of the territorial
fair association and Is making a sid,
line Of booming the fall carnival. y
II. p. Farris, brOther-in-law of ID. G