Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10
PERSONAL

Ben WELLER, the popular travelling
man is here with his sample grips.
w. G. Ogle, the Mutual life manager,
was a north-bound passenger this af-
ternoon.
H. B. Garvin wife and little Aubrey
have returned from a pleasant visit
to Kansas City.
M. T. Wright of Pueblo, Colo, is
here in the interest of the Montelius
Piano company.
Cristobal Sanches, a prominent
resident of Ocate, is in the Meadows
on business.
Santiago Vigil has taken out a Ii
cense for the sale of liquor. at Chap
ellie, for n year.
H. l.. Benham of Dorsey, N. NJ, and
Miss Hosfelt of Kansas City, are
guests at the Plaza.
w. D. Pratt and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Duerr picnicked yesterday
on the south fork of the Gallinas.
Miss Bessie Hitchcock arrived to-
day from San Marcial. She is just
convalescent from a serious illness.
Gabriel Salah, the Arabian mer-
chant, who was formerly in business
here, has come back to the city.
Mrs. Chas Wright has gone east to
see her husband, who is a patient at
an eastern sanitarium.
]. A. Baker, the Tecolote mining
man, drove out to Mineral Hill yes
terday. yI
Bert Adams and wife, from Mineral
Hill, are spending a short time in
town.
Mrs. E. H. Baca left for Bernalillo
Saturday for a visit of several weeks
with relatives there.
w. B. Pratt headed a party up to
the carriage house yesterday for a
couple Of days fishing.
Col. R. E. Twitchell left yesterday
for st. Joseph. Mo, called by a tele.
gram announcing the death Of a rela
tive.
Simon Bacharach and niece, Miss f.
Strauss left on the mornings flyer for
California. They will be Joined in
Albuquerque by Louis HELD.
Andrew Atchsson, Z uf RI Paso, is
here in the interest OF a music house.
The young man is . musician Of some
ability. 10y =
w. H. King is here from Belen.
He says times in the little town are
beginning to show the effect Of the
stoppage Of work on the cut-of.
Frank Pagle Of Albuquerque, bar
Der, motorman and all-around street
car man, is in the city for a short
visit. He will probably. return this
evening.
Willard s. Strickler, cashier OF the
Bank of Commerce at albuquerque,
has returned home after a couple Of
days visit to his family At the Mon
tezuma.
Among the parties which spent yes
terday In the canyon we're I. X. Lewis
and wife. A. Strauss and party Of
eight, Billy Read and party, and Jose
Domingerez and party.
The Benham party. consisting Of
four pleasant Chicago people who
have been guests at the Plaza hotel
for a time. left this afternoon for
the Grand Canyon Of Arizona.
Miss Phoebe. Davenport, q charm
ing young lady Of New York, who has
been the guest Of Miss Helen Rodey
in Albuquerque for several weeks,
passed through the city yesterday,
homeward bound. ~
Mrs. E. p. Nelson, a wealthy Albu-
querQue lady. passed through the city
this afternoon on her way to Den
yer. Her daughter, Mrs. Geo. APPEL,
wife Of an ofieerA at Fort D, A. Rus
sell, will visit her there. sgae
Benigno Romero expects to start
In with a force Of a half dozen men
tomorrow repairing and improving the
road to the new Catholic cemetery.
A substantial bridge will be construct
ed over the arroyo.
M. Kellogg, district manager for
the New York Life insurance COM
pany with headquarters at Pueblo,
Colo, passed through the city yester-
day on his way back from Albu-
querque, where he visited his daugh.
ter.
John Karnheim. who has been In
the territory for some weeks. buying
wool for George Harrington. a com
pany Of Boston, left for home this af-
ternoon. The gentleman was measur-
ably successful in securing a supply
of staple fleecy for his house.
Chas. MeliHi. a wholesale liquor
merchant Of Albuquerque and his
wife, were passengers through the
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