Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-05-11
PERSONAL

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Patrick Lynch was in the city today
from Elizabethtown.
Faustine Gallegos visited the city
today from Clayton.
Jose l.. Martinez arrived in the city
yesterday from Cimarron.
Chas. Clark of Ottawa, Kans., ar
rived in the city last evening.
Miss Schrock and Miss A~shbrooke
left today for Newark, Ohio,
Ashley Pond, Jr., and wife were in
the cit ytoday sfpQtns Watrous,
s. spitz Of saytai Fespent q portion
OF yesterday In the Meadows.
Sheriff Clefos Romero returned
yesterday from Ell Cuervo and vicinity.
John H. Hicks was registered at the
Rawlins house from Santa Rosa to-
day. ~,
j. p. Daniels went up to- Wagon
Mound yesterday on matters of bust
ness. !,
Juan B. Macs and Pablo U. 2. Uli-
barri were in town today from Puer-
tocito.
N. Segura, court interpreter, arriv-
ed in the city yesterday from Penasco
Blanco.
c. ]. Clark, Ottawa, Kan; j. H. Els
ton. Colorado Springs. are registered
at La Pension.
Geo. Arnot. manager for the Gross
& Kelly company at Albuquer-
que. came up Sunday.
Rafael Romero. school superintend-
emit Of Mora county, was in the city to-
day from that village.
r. G. Mcclure, superintendent of
the ella forest reserve, is here on
court business from Silver City.
Epitacio Quintana ~ex-county com
missioner was in the city today on
court business from El Cerrito.
J. A. Macauley, Sydney, Nova SEQ
tia; G. Wackenreuter. Chicago. were
registered at the Castaneda today.
Joe e. Sheridan, territorial coal
mine Inspector, was here Sunday on
his way to the coal camps at Gard
ner. 4
Mrs. Corbin, the blind woman who
is writing "A Musical Romance of the
Gran Quivera,'" went up to Watrous
yesterday.
U. S. Attorney w. B. Childers came
UP Sunday to look after the federal
business in the U. S. court, which
opened today. III
E. E. Hill, Minneapolis; Edmund E.
La Tour, Utica, N. Y; W. J.. Harrocks,
Pittsburg, were registered at the New
Optic hotel today.
Rev. John Whitlock was in the city
today from Lumberton. He is here on
a visit to friends AMI wears a picture
of Roosevelt on his lapel.
Miss Lizzie Hormouth, who has been
visiting Mrs. H. e. Vogt for the past
few weeks. returned to her home in
Kansas City today on No. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Van Houten OF Ra-
ton. well known in this city, will leave
in a few days for Holland, where
they will spend several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Thatcher return
ed Saturday to Las Vegas after a
short soiourn at FL paso and are again
pleasantly located at La Pension.
John Harshbarger, a skilfull tonso-
rial artist who has for some time been
an employe of the Montezuma barber
shop, left this morning for Denver.
e. e. Fair and wife, friends Of J.
w. Baxter, arrived today from De-
catur. H., and went out to Mineral
Hill with the latter to rusticate for
awhile.
Miss Mum, after a visit to the fam
lily of J. d. W.. veeder, has gone to
Albuquerque to visit her brother. John
Mum, of the Albuquerque Foundry
company. =
c. L. Doran, postoffce inspector.
was in the city today. To the recent
full report of the Trinidad trouble
published in The Optic, Mr.. Doran has
nothing to add.
Mrs. A. J. Wertz. has gone to Colora-
do Springs as a delegate from the
grand lodge Of the Degree of Honor Of
New Mexico to thes national convenr
ton Of the order.
Misses Eliz9lf1h Shsdck and Estet
IA A~shbrook. pleasant young ladies'
from Ohio, who spent the winter here,
left this afternoon for home. They
expect to return to the city later.
j. ". Baxter and wife, Mineral Hill:
Mrs. II. M. Perkins. Lapeer. Mich;
J. B. Kinney, San Jose; Mrs, s. Glenn
ents, Denver; G. F. Thomas, Indian
territory, are stopping at the Ell Do
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