Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-30
PERSONAL

down from Watrous.
Jose Quintana, farmer at S~abinoso,
is here on business.
Francisco Vigil, a farmer Of Teco-
Tote, is trading in town today.
Marshal Cartwright was a south
bound passenger this afternoon.
Manuel A. Sanchez, merchant and
cattleman at Sanchez. is in town.
Division Superintendent Easley re-
turned this Afternoon from a western
trip.
Marcellino Romo of Cabra and
Jesus Ma NUNS Of Montoya r in
town today.
Ben Romero and his wife's mother,
Mrs. Lopez, arrived from Santa Fe
this morning. V.sA~
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Davis left on
No, / for Santa Fe, where they will
spend a few dayskosse@sGsss
Special Oficer-A=-A-Rugg was in
the city today, leaving for the south
this afternoon.
w. E. Manager of Albuquerque, who
has been here for several days, went
south this afternoon.
Chas. Brown of Ilfeld's, with his
mother and sister. expect to leave
tomorrow for Harvey's.
D. ]. Leahy is here from Ration.
The gentleman is the capable district
attorney Of Colfax county.
James Martin, the painter, went to
Watrous this afternoon, where he will
perform a months contract.
F. C. Hays, a Santa Fee engineer
running out of Newton, Kans., is in
the city with his family to spend a
vacation.
T. C. Kidder and R. J. Black, a bus
mess man from Murpheysboro. Tenn,
who have been here for several days.
went north this afternoon.
Mr.. Harvey expects to bring twenty
guests in with him tomorrow to make
room for as many more who are eager
to escape the heat of the town.
C. w. Todd, local superintendent Of
the Armour Packing company, is NOV
ing his quarters today to the room
behind the Moore real estate Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Brown are at the
Castaneda. Mr.. Brown is the capable
auditor for the Harvey system. His
business here will keep him several
days.
w. w. Hutton, who is at the head Of
the order inspection business Of the
Santa Fe, and A. E. Parnell, another
Santa Fe official, are here from To
peka.
Samuel Neustadt, head nan for the
big Albuquerque wholesale firm of
Grunsfeld Bros, who came up to
spend a few days, returned home on
No. Z last night.
Mrs. B. Ruppe and her handsome
daughter. Miss BurgesS who have
been spending ten days at Hot
Springs, left for their home In Albu'
querque this afternoon.
Miss Hazel Griest returned yester
day from Charlottesville, Ind, where
she spent q delightful year with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B
Hof, and other relatives.
Chas. Rosenthal OF Rosenthal Bros
expects to leave in a few days for
Chicago on q purchasing expedition
He is anxiously watching the weather
reports in order, II possible, to strike
the big Windy City in q cool season.
Mrs. Herbert B. Holt, wife Of the
we'll known Las Cruces attorney and
her son, Edwin. passed through the
city last evening on their way home
from Topeka where they had been
visiting friends and relatives for sew.
eral months.
Those who book at the New Optic
are Richard Howell and wife, Wat.
rous; H Mccall. Kansas City; J. J.
McGevy, Geneva Cassdos, Mora; Rich.
ard Keinnui.kHh0s Henry, H. B. Hol.
man, city; Samuel Balty, Eckert, Phil
adelphia; 'L6d& Bower, Jr., shoemak.
er. are at the Rawlins house.
At the EldofAd6e arev Miss Susie
c. Peters, oklah6na City; W. A.
White and wife. Los Angeles; Mrs.
B. F. steinel. Jack Steinel. Mrs. 3. 3.
Petit. n. e. Petit. Milwaukee; A. o.
Owens. Chicago; John D. Hughes. Al
b~uquerque; Donald Harold. Pueblo;
Mrs. D. g. Han and son. Medicine
Lodge, Rams.
Judge w. H. Newcomb. Of Silver
City who had been back in Baltimore
- . delegate to the great convention
Of the Best People, passed through
the city this Afternoon on his way
home. The gentleman said the Elk
convention wal q hummer. More than
seven thousand people were In the
grand parade. Baltimore keeps open
house and during the session every
attention was paid to the guests.
II. H. Belts. probate clerk Of Grant