Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-04
PERSONAL


this morning.
Ernest Mackel, a member of the
Las Vegas team Of firemen, returned
from Santa Fe this afternoon.
Miss Bita Sena of this city has gone
to Socorro to enroll as a pupil in the
convent of the Sisters Of Mercy.
"A south bound passenger this af.
ternoon was Thos. Sullivan of Pres.
colt. Ariz. county clerk Of Yavapai
county.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Jones and two sons, who
have been spending several weeks
here, left this afternoon for their home
in Denver.
Miss Helen McNallen and Miss M.
Dillon leftrthis afternoon for Gallup,
where they are employed in the pub
lie schools.
Prot. j. A. Vaeth Of st. Genevieve,
Mo, the new teacher of modern Ian
guages in the Normal, arrived from
tie east last night.
Mrs. J. M. Moore of Albuquerque
passed through the city last night on
her way to Chicago and other eastern
points on a visit.
DR.. Thos. Trumley of the Foley
Medicine company Of Chicago is in
the city on business for his import
ant establishment.
Miss Nellie Brewer of Albuquerque
was a through passenger this after
noon, returning from a trip to her old
home in Massachusetts.
Mrs. W. X. Etter, wife Of the chief
clerk to General Superintendent Hur-
ley, arrived this afternoon on a visit
to her father, Capt. L. G. Fort.
c. 1. Pancoast Of the JournalDem-
ocrat force was a passenger through
the city last night, on his way to Men
neapolis, where he will spend a month.
Rabbi DR.. M. Lefkoyits was q re-
urning passenger from California last
night. The regular services at the
Temple will be resumed this evening.
Miss Lora Levens, principal of the
model department Of the Normal, was
among last nights arrivals. The
young lady is from Albert Lea, Mich.
Deputy Sheriff Haynes Of Alamogor-
do, who arrived yesterday left for
home this afternoon. He reports
prosperous times in the Otero county
capital.
Miss Estelle Grenwald of Socorro
was a passenger through the city on
delayed No. 2 last evening. She Is
bound for Kansas City where she will
attend school.
Miss Theta Jones. daughter Of Prof.
and Mrs. F. A. Jones Of Albuquerque,
was q passenger through the city on
her way home from Missouri, where
she spent the summer.
s. Binns, the capitalist who is in
terested in the building Of a mill on
the property OF the Bonanza Copper
company, left this afternoon for his
home in Baxter Springs, Rams.
DR.. r. w. Craig Of Phoenix, Ariz.,
who has been here for q day or two,
left for the hot place this afternoon.
The gentleman had been in Chicago
and stopped over to visit the local
medicos.
Miss Elizabeth Ross. sister OF Su-
%perintendent. Ross Of the Presbyterian
school, passed through the city this
afternoon on her way home from Vir-
ginia. where she had visited during
the summer.
The Rev. Geo. H. Adams, the blind
preacher Of Phoenix, who has made a
successful agent for the Union Mutual
Life Insurance company since his
affections came upon him, Is in the
city on a business visit.
The Misses Kathryne and Ruth Red
dicks are entertaining their father,
who arrived yesterday from his home
in Michigan to pay them an extended
visit. The young ladies expect to re.
main here for the winter.
Miss Elizabeth Blackwell Of Ration,
who vent to Santa Fe to attend the
convention of Presbyterian mission
teachers. arrived from the capital this
afternoon. She will be the guest Of
her uncle, T. B. McNair for q day OF
two.
Misses McNair. Blake and Moore
Presbyterian mission teachers in this
county. who attended the convention
at Santa Fe returned this afternoon
Messrs. Josiah and Chas. Hale, Mora
business men. left for home this morn
ing.
A passenger from the north on No
Z last night was Judge s. J Hanna q
Boston, who will deliver a lecture al
the Duncan this evening. The subject
OF the scholarly and eloquent gentle