Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-06
PERSONAL

salesman is busy in the city.
r. Hershberger, a business man Of
Wagon Mound is here today.
A. Liebstadter of Kansas City left
for home on this mornings flyer.
Bernardo Flores, the La Cuesta mer
chant, is in town today on business.
j. G. Flournoy Of Albuquerque. a
well known salesman. is here today.
The Rhodes camping party will &c
to Pecos on delayed No. l this after
noon.
w. R. Lott, a well known sheep man
from the Puerto de Luna country, is
in the city.
Eugenio Romero, a Mora county
merchant, left for his home in the
fertile valley this morning.
Esteyon Pacheco, who has been
trading in town, left for his home at
La Junta, N. NJ, this morning.
Dan Kelly and Manuel Manzanares
will be members Of a party which
will leave tomorrow for Rio Pueblo.
Judge L. D. Morse is here from the
Santa Rosa country. He reports pros
porous times and a royal good out.
look.
o. A. Larrazolo expects to leave in
the morning for Costello in Taos
county. He will be absent about ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Parks Of New
York City, who spent a pleasant day
here, left this afternoon for San
Francisco.
Miss Marion @. Kennedy of Topeka
is expected to arrive Sunday for a
protracted visit with her sister, Mrs.
Byron T. Mills.
L. L. Gatewood, assistant manager
for the Equitable Life Insurance Co.,
at Albuquerque. came In from the
south this afternoon.
H. E. Blake left this morning for
his mines in the Tecolote district to
gather a sample run Of ore for the new
mill of the Tecolote Copper Co.
VIM. Malboueff and wife, long and
highly esteemed residents of the city,
left this afternoon for Los Angeles,
where they may reside in the future.
Richard Dunn Of Rociada cam in
from the south yesterday. He has
been down on the cutoff looking after
business in connection with his big
contract.
Ike Appel, who left the first Of
the week for the lower country, wa1
Joined at Roy. on the Dawson branch,
by his brother Julius. The gentleman
will spend some time in the Tucumcari
country buying wool.
La Pension: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Parks, N. ": w. Weightman and
family, Topeka; Alice Benton, Beloit,
Wis; Mrs. J.. Benton, Beloit, Wis.
Mrs. Geo. Walker, Philadelphia, M. e.
.Whipple, G. w. Whipple. Guthrie.
C~astaneda: L. L. Gatewood, Albu.
querque; A. A. Ginger. N. Y; w. C.
Wood. Meridian, Conn; William
Archer, Topeka; F. c. Gilds, Denver;
B. F. Bowes, st. Louis; J. c. Flournoy,
Albuquerque; E. M. Hicok, Chicago.
E. H. Browne, president Of the
commercial club of Kansas City, Kas.,
was an arrival on No. 1 this after
noon. The gentleman Will remain
until Saturday as the guest Of his
brothers M w, E. L. and c. w.
Browne.
Colonel Blake, who served through
the war with . Pennsylvania cavalry
regiment, was unable to ini . single
man among the Pennsylvania G. A.
r. lei yesterday, who wore the Or
ange badge Of his old hard-nghting
regiment.
Juan B. Larrazolo, son Of Hon. o. A.
LArrazolo, who has been attending
the agricultural college at Las Cru
ces. returned home yesterday. He has
finished the special two years course
in languages and expects to take up
the study of Law.
Judge Bayless of Columbia, Mo-, a.
regent Of the state university, sit
uated at Columbia, Is expected to ar
rive this afternoon to visit his daugh-
tiers who have been guests at La Pen
sion for several months and are now
stopping at Harvey's resort.
J. e. Mcmahon, the capable chief
dispatcher at the local ONCE, and his
family have returned from points in
Wisconsin and Illinois. Mrs. McMa-
hon went back to visit her old home
some months ago, the head Of the
family joining her three weeks ago
T. W. Weightman, an expert phar-
macist. has arrived from Topeka to
take a position in the Center Block
drug store. Mr.. WeFghtman is not
only a skillful man pr~ofessIonang. but
is an affable gentlemanAwho will make
friends In the city. he is accom-
panied by his family.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kelly
are the gentleman's brother and sister,
=. A. Kelly and Mrs. O. c. McNarx