Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-22
PERSONAL

Ralph Golkhe is down from the
Springs today.
Captain Harrington has returned
from his camping trip.
Juan Duran of Villanueya was buy
ing supplies in town today.
Juan A. Montoya was in from the
country today, buying supplies.
Ascension Gonzales came in from
Chaperito today to lay in supplies.
Leo Sulier, Q of the division mas
ter mechanic was with the Ratonites.
John Owen, Ration city clerk, kept
tab Q n the people OF his town today.
City Marshal Robert Kruger and
family Of Ration are among the big
crowd.
Col. Ralph f. Twitchell returned
this morning on delayed No. 5 from
a business trip to Santa Fe.
Judge Daniel Mcmillan came up
from Socorro and went over to the
Pecos for a two-days' outing.
F. M. Jones and L. T. Whitson left
this afternoon for the Harvey car
riage house for a two days stay.
w. G. Ogle, district manager Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Co, came in
from the north on the picnic train.
Pete Mower, foreman Of the big
ranch at La Cueva and his assistant,
Tom Bunch, are in today to enjoy the
picnic.
Derby Day, the southwestern man
ager for the Mutual Life Insurance
company, came up from the south this
morning.
Walter Lannon, of Watrous is in
the city for the purpose of disposing
Of some s%ightworthy specimens Of
horsefesh.
Chester Schroeder and BILLY" Wa
tiers, two ex-Las yegans, were here
with the crowd, and enjoyed them
selves heartily.
Father Gilberton, who was in San
ia Fe attending the retreat Of the
Catholic priests for that archdiocese,
returned home this morning.
Chas. Kohler, shoe merchant and a
Fraternal brother, also Messrs. Koder,
Taylor, Bliss and Bell of the same
order helped swell the crowd.
w. F. Bramblett the smallest tele.
graph operator in the country, four
feet one-and-one-half inches tall was
among the distinguished visitors.
Chas. Ellicott, chairman and VIM.
Shuttenhelm, secretary of the commit
tee of arrangements for the Ration pic
mic, were a host in themselves today.
Mrs. A. w. Cowles and daughter
Ethel, Of Fort Madison, Iowa. came
in yesterday to make their son and
brother, Archie cowles, . few weeks
visit.
Visiting Santa Fe shopmen Of Ration
today were r. Guylfoyle, Ernest Floyd
Robert Boyle, Chas, Palmer, Chas.
Smith, Joseph and John Porter and
Sam Brown.
Miss Coffee, q talented young lady
from Kansas, who has been engaged
to teach the school at Watrous next
term. is down from the Gate City
with the picnickers.
Hon. Samuel Neustadt. of the big
Albuquerque firm OF Grunsfeld Bros,
is here to visit his wife, Mrs. Neus-
tadt, who is spending the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Holman.
Miss Margaret Twoomey, head ma
iron at the asylum ,llliweaevFG Il
iron at the asylum, will leave tomor.
row for a visit to Colorado. whence
she will go to Los Angeles to reside
permanently.
C. l.. Pancoast, the Journal Demo
crat stan correspondent. who Is be-
coming quite well and pleasantly
known in Las Vegas, came in from
Ration last night and will stay over to
the picnic today.
Granville Young, of Salem, ILL.,,
brother Of Allan Young, who died at
the hospital in Santa Fe, a day or two
ago, passed through the city this af-
ternoon on HIS way to the capital to
take charge Of his brothers remains.
DR.. T. B. Hart stayed over to the
picnic. He had intended to 60 home
on No. 8 last night, but as the train
didn't arrive till 5 o'clock he thought
better to remain and see the fun. Be-
sides, the larger part Of the doctors
practice has been transferred to Las
Vegas.
J.. II. O'Rieily, district manager Of
the Washington Life Insurance rn..
came up from albuquerque yester-
day afternoon. Mr.. O'Rielly is a mem
Der Of the O,Rielly Drug Co. in Albu-.I
qnergue. which has just moved into
elegant new quarters In the Barnett
block. The gentleman. who by the
way Ii one Of ~Albuquerque's most
capable hustlcrs, Is most enthusiastic
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