Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-10
PERSONAL

G. F. Waugh will go north by the
first train.
Ranchman Miller came in this morn
ing from Pinos.
Architect Rapp is ~transacting bus
mess in Santa Fe.
Hilario Gonzales drove in from
Trementina on business.
Ben Williams went down to Santa
Fe yesterday afternoon.
L. H. Peck, representative of the
Chicago & Alton is in the city.
H. C. Waugh, the Trinidad broker,
is in town. with little hope of getting
out.
Isabel Encinias drove in today from
Trementina to purchase goods for his
store.
]. F. Merryman and Louis Bendit,
both of ST. Louis. arrived on No. :
yesterday.
Mrs. Simon Bacharach left on No.
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party for California.
Manuel Gonzales drove over from
Santa Fe and reached the Meadow
City yesterday evening.
Attorney Chas. A. Spiess spent yes
terday attending to matters of legal
Importance in Santa Fe.
S. H. Darby from Denver, the man
who sells sweet things for Nevins,
was meeting the trade today.
]. Eisenman the Boston wool dealer
left on No. Z yesterday for Albuquer-
que, his former place of business.
The territorial Sunday school con
yention opened in Santa Fe today. w.
v. Long and other Las Vegas folk are
there.
w. v. Long hopes to get away on
his eastern trip tomorrow. Many pro-
pose but the floods dispose these pip
ing days.
J.. A. Conway of Charlton, Iowa. ar
rived last night from Santa Fe. After
a day or two here, he will go to Colo
RADIO and thence home.
Mr.. j. S. Reynolds was a passenger
to Albuquerque yesterday afternoon.
Ben Williams, the Santa Fe special
officer went to Santa Re last night.
Prof. w. w. Robertson, the success
full representative of the Maynard,
Merrill Book company is in the city
storm stayed. He will go north as
soon as possible.
Mrs. George Meyercord of Phila-
delphia, has come up from Albuquer-
que to spend the summer at the Las
Vegas hot springs. Her sisters Mrs.
f. M. Blackmar and Mrs. M.
Strong after spending a day or two at
the delightful resort will return to
their Pennsylvania home for the sum
mer.
P. r. Lopez, who has just finished
his years work as teacher of the Full
ton school, is in town laying in sup.
plies preparatory to opening a store at
that point. Mr.. Lopez was formerly
with c. v. Hedgcock on the west side.
Attorney ]. f. Merryman and En-
gineer Louis Bendit of the Las Vegas
Street Car company arrived from St.
Louis last evening. They came just
in the nick of time to avoid a long
wait at Ration and to enjoy the re-
ception at the Montezuma club this
evening.
Senator Arthur Kennedy, one of the
builders of the Santa Fe Central and
Albuquerque Eastern railroads is one
of the flood detained. The gentleman
is a millionaire and has long been
considered one of the ablest men in
Pennsylvania public life. He reports
satisfactory progress on both lines.
He is a strong believer in New Mex.
leo.
Miss Florence Sinclair Chaplin, the
gifted teacher of elocution and phys.
ical culture in the university and the
School OF Music at albuquerque, is
one of the flood-delayed passengers
in the city. She has an engagement
in Clayton to read at an entertain
ment tomorrow evening. From Clay
ton the young lady will 60 to her
home in McGregor, Iowa, for the sum-
mer. Miss Chaplin returned recently
from a trip to the Pacif coast with
a concert company. Her readings in
coast cities won the highest common
dation from the press.
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