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

the city ready to meet all calls.
Messrs. Baily, Lyon, Ike Davis and
Christensen spent Sunday at Trout
Springs.
Rev. A. c. Geyer left today for San
Ia Fe to attend the Sunday school
convention.
Juan Martinez, son of Judge Mar
tinez took his mother. who has been
i'll, out to San Pablo this morning.
Esequiel Maestas of Uppertown has
Just returned from Union county and
reports fine grass and lots of lambs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Owens left for
California on No. s this morning via
Trinidad. They expect to be absent
several weeks.
Miss Lottie Thayer, an attractive
school teacher from Hobart, Okla
homa, is in the city, the guest of Mrs.
R. S~tudebaker.
Scott Dunn, the Postal lineman,
will leave On No. s tonight for Colo
RADIO Springs, where he expects TO be
~headquartered for some time.
Yesterday afternoon, J. NJ. Butler, OF
New York, son of the millionaire nur-
seryman, passed through Las Vegas
yesterday homeward bound from the
Duke City.
Earnest Herlow went down the
road in the interest of ]. H. Stearns,
The enterprising grocer. He will take
in the convention at Santa Fe during
his absence.
Mr.. G. w. Kinney. who drove in
through the mud from his ranch on
the Mora road. declares this is the best
rain he has seen in the six years he
has lived here.
Thomas Conner, the millionaire lead
operator Of Joplin, Mo-, who spent
several months at the Alyarado, pass
ed through the city this afternoon
homeward bound.
RATE Lemon, formerly in the EN-.
ploy Of the Santa Fe here is receiving
the glad hand from many old Las
Vegas friends. He has returned from
Fox Lake, Wis, expecting to remain.
Page B. Otero, game warden of the
territory is in the city to attend the
hearing against Margarito Romero,
charged with allowing saw dust from
his mill to get into mountain streams.
Mrs. Simon Bacharach expects to
leave tomorrow for an extended Call
fornia trip. At Albuquerque she will
be joined by Mrs. Louis and Mrs.
Bernard Ilfeld, Miss Baer and DR..
Kaplin.
George D. Kent, superintendent OF
the Albuquerque Water Supply com
panv. passed through the city yester-
day on his way to his home in Salt
Lake City. He is called by the illness
of his mother.
H.. X. Leonard is in town today
from his mill near Mora. He says they
Dave had abundance OF rain and every
body is happy up his a When the
rain came the country changed from a
desert into a garden as if by magic.
Mrs. VIM. Blackmer, a wealthy Lady
of Pittsburg. Pa, and her friend, MISS
Strong passed through the city this
afternoon on their way home. They
had been spending the winter and
spring at the Alvarado in Albuquer
que.
Miss Edith Davis, until lately pro
fessor of English in the A. 4 M. col
leke passed through the city Satur
day afternoon on her way to her home
in Topeka. She will be married soor
to DR.. Bowen, a prominent young sur
geon.
Miss Grace Mckinley, niece OF the
late president, passed through the cit,
Saturday on her way from Ell Past
to Canton, Ohio. She has intended tt
90 home via Kansas City, but changed
her mind owing to d~iscouraging re
ports from the flooded districts ant
went to Denver.
Madame Sylvia Puerari, the famoui
Italian prima dona. of the Natlona
conservatory of Rome who will as
sist Shevelair Pietro. the world fam
ed lyric tenor in a concert in Las Veg
as has arrived in Albuquerque from
San Fransicco. She will sing at
concert in the Duke City tomorrow
night.
J. Thompson Lindsay. the mint
able shoe dispenser is doing the city
At La Pension the following guest
are registered. J.. T. Lindsey, s.
Louis: II. w Taylor, Denver: ?. !
Otero. Santa Fe; w. NJ. Reed and wifi
and Miss Patterson. Roswell: Fran
Derrick. Denver. Mrs. w. Chamber
lin. Hyla C%hamberlin. Helent Chan
Der. Lucy Luxom, Boulder.C 10.
Watson Downs. district superinten'
ent for the Scranton Information;
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