Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-04-13
PERSONAL



Harry w. We'll was here from Wat
rous yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Parke returned
to Glenmora this evening.
Diego Trujillo, a ranchman from
Los Alamos, drove in this morning.
Mrs. John Butler and Mrs. Mary
Burns vent up to Santa Fe this after
noon.
Mrs. Phil Doll left this afternoon on
a trip to Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Seattle and other cities of the Pacific
coast.
Mr.. and MrE. VIM. White, who have
been on an extended eastern visit,
returned to the city on the flyer this
morning.
c. w. Petteys, manager of the COM
pany which will install a mill at Teco-
lote, drove out to the promising camp
this morning.
Members of the Oratorio society
are requested to note that the regular
meeting will be held this evening in
stead of tomorrow evening.
Fred Viruley and his ~precocious
friend, "the young Harry" left this
morning for the luxurious Ponds
ranch resort near Shoemaker.
The latest contributor to the ladies,
Home is the firm of Davis & Sydes.
Send in your contributions to Mrs. j.
G. McNary, treasurer, or to The Optic.
Hon. Frank Springer, was a north
bound passenger on No. 8 last night.
James Saxon and a friend drove out
to view the ruins of Ell Porvenir Sum
day.
Hon. T. P. Mclaughlin, mayor Of
Kansas City, Kas., who went home to
vote at the election, returned to the
city on the flyer this morning, to spend
the summer.
Thos. Cornell, foreman of the big
Osborne cattle ranch, a hundred and a
quarter miles away in Quay county,
left this morning for his long home
ward ride.
H. Middleton, a successful knight of
the grip, we'll known hereabout,
is in the city in the interest of the Ra-
pono Chemical works and the DUPONT
Powder company.
Mrs. H. Maloy, a lady who has tried
many parts of the west seeking relief
for asthma, and found Las Vegas s.
perior to any other place, left this af-
ternoon for Denver.
Hilario Montoya announces that The
house OF the west side, recently occu-
pied by the erstwhile assessor, Frank
Chaves, is ~unoccupied and can be had
at a reasonable figure.
S. P. Boucher, a prosperous resi-
dent of Oklahoma City, who spent a
day or two as the guest of his broth
er, C. D. Boucher. here, left Sunday
evening for his home.
Mrs. J. H. Bourne and child expect
to leave Wednesday to join the head
of the family in Detroit. Mr.. Bourne,
who was last year pastor of the Bap-
fist church here, now has an impor.
tant charge in the big lakeside city.
A fine special car of the Kansas City
& Southern railway was attached to
passenger train No. l this afternoon.
It carried as passengers MI. and Mrs.
John Lambert, wealthy folk Of the
Windy city on Lake Michigan, and a
party of friends, who are bound for
an outing on the golden shores of the
Pacific.
Hon.. VIM. Fitzpatrick, who represent
ed Santa Fe county in the legislature,
passed through the city this afternoon
on his way from Starkville, Colo, to
Gallup, where his wife is visiting. Mr..
Fitzpatrick has for many years held an
important position in the sprightly
mining town of Madrid, but he is
thinking very strongly of accepting a
call to Starkville. His old friend, Saul
Rosenthal, was at the depot to meet
and greet him.