Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-01
PERSONAL

eAV SAty tVooys ~.
Jim Clay and family returned from
their camping trip yesterday.
Attorney Chas. Spiess has gone t
Ell Paso on legal business,
Eugenio Moya and family came vi
from Riviera on No. s this morning.
George Hunker and party Of three
drove out to the Tecolote mining dis
trict this morning.
Joseph Harberg, the well known
business man Of Mora left this after
noon for st. Louis.
Mrs. Chas. S. Kohn who has beer
east on a visit to her Grandmother,
returned home this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noa Ilfeld and Louis
Ilfeld of Albuquerque, came up this
Afternoon. They will be the guests Of
their brother, Chas. Ilfeld.
Geo. Arnot. manager for the Gross
Kelly company at Albuquerque, who
came up on business with the head
house, went back this afternoon.
Engineer F. NJ. Jones, who has
been making surveys for the Santa
Fe in western Kansas, returned from
his headquarters in Dodge City this
afternoon.
Messrs. Floyd, Kene and Luethcke,
employees Of the freight depot. and
their familie4, have returned from
a pleasant outing on the Pecos. They
say the fishing is excellent.
Ira Perry and mother, Mrs. L. w
Perry, Mrs. w. v. Long and Edith
Perry, Miss Tamsen Black and Miss
Dawson left. this morning to spend a
happy week at the Harvey home.
j. j. GIFTS, a business man of Mar
shall, Mo-, whose wife has for the past
three months been a guest at Har-
vey's came in from the ranch yester-
day and today departed for his home
Chas. c. Herman, the ST. Louis
shoe man, and his family; H. G. Avis,
another we'll known shoe salesman,
and Miss Long yer among the guests
who returned from the Harvey cloud
croft resort.
W. w. Chadwick, an Albuquerque
sheep man and Dan Francis OF Flag
stan, A. T., passed through the city
this morning on their way to Kansas
City with a car load Of fat mutton
on the hoof.
Mrs. T. B. McNair, Misses Mildred
and Artless Brown, and the two
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B
Smith returned yesterday afternoon
from Harvey's mountain resort. They
report a delightful outing: u
Arthur Cavanaugh and family passed
through the city this afternoon on an
eastern trip. Las Vegas friends me
them at the train. Mr.. Cavanaugh Il
manager for the Gross, Kelly & Co.
on the Santa Fe cutoff.
Chas. Rosentnal OF the hrm OF Ros
enthal Bros, left this afternoon fol
Chicago, New York and other cities
where he will lay in a big stock o.
fall goods for his house. He was &C
companied by his young son.
Miss Ward, sister Il the Rev. Franz
c. Ward, was an Albuquerque bound
passenger last evening. The younf
lady, who is an expert stenographer
goes to do some special work for Mr.
J. F. Huckel, Of the Fred Harvey sys
tenn.
Earnest Browne went to Albuquer
QUE this Afternoon. There tomorrow
morning he will meet his wife ant
children who have been summerini
in California. They are expected
back to Las Vegas tomorrow after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Davis Of La,
Vegas. arrived In the city last even
ing and are guests at the executive
mansion. Mr.. Davis. who Il the ter
ritorial district attorney for part o
the fourth judicial district. Is here OF
oficial business.-New Mexican.
Hon. and Mrs. A. A. Jones we're q
the depot this afternoon to meet Capt
and Mrs. H. o. willard. who are Of
their way from Fort Logan to For
Whipple, Ariz. Mrs. willard Is = sis
ter Of Mrs. Jones. About half Capt
WiIliard's troop OF the Fifth cavalr,
regiment were on the train.
Al. Thelin, proprietor Of an Albu
querque shop and OF profitable iiockI
In the Sandia mountains. was I soutl
bound passenger last night. on hi
way home from Kansas City wher,
he spent a month with his fou'
children. Mr.. Thelin's wife died las
year and the children are with thei
grandmother.
Ex-senator Warner Miller Of Herk
Ina, N. Y, . multi-millionaire an,
one OF the strongest supporters OF tn,
Isthmian canal passed through IN,
city this afternoon. south bound. TIL,
gentleman II concarnod IN rcfcico c~c