Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-03
PERSONAL
Joe Fuss is in from Mora.

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H. E. vogt went up to Watrous yes
terday on business.
]. r. Ulibarri Of Shoemaker is reg
isterei at the plaza.
e. Valdez. a business man of Spring
err. spent yesterday here.
Attorney A. A. Jones will go to
Santa Fe this afternoon.
Hon. Frank Springer was a passen-
ger on No. 5 last night.
Guests of La Pension are: Chas.
Sanford and Thos. Collier, Lamy.
David Winternitz drove out to the
Tecalote mining camp yesterday.
Miss Annie Treverton got away for
Los Angeles yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. E. H. Salazar and children left
this morning for their ranch at Santa
Rosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hunker were
south bound passengers yesterday af-
ternoon.
Forrest Mckinley, special agent for
the federal land Office, is in the city
on business.
Judge Henry L.. Waldo, solicitor for
the Santa Fe, has gone to Kansas
City on a short visit.
Don Patricio Gonzales, editor of
the Wagon Mound Ell Combate was a
visitor in town over Sunday.
F. H. Pierce, president of the peni-
Tertiary board Of trustees, went over
to Santa Fee on business last night.
W. S. Walker, who talks eloquently
in behalf of a st. Louis millinery
house, was busy in the city today.
At the Rawlins house are j. w.
Loyelt. Mexico City; John Fl. Hicks,
Santa Rosa: Louis Wiese, Watrous.
Friends in the city have received
letters from Louis Hoffmeister, who
is enjoying life at Coronado Beach.
s. ". Jarrett, the representative Of
the Mclean Drug company of st. Lou.
is. was visiting his customers today
]. Felipe Baca of Santa Rosa, con
nected with the big Ilfeld house at
that place, has been in town over Sun
day.
Hon. Felix Martinez, who was here
for a few days on business, left fol
his home in FL Paso yesterday after
noon.
H. C. Avis. the shoe a who spsnt
several days here and made a trip tf
Harvey's. left this afternoon for north
ern towns.
Fireman Bailey who has obtained
a substantial layof, left today 10
California to disport himself by tht
sad sea waves.
C. C. Clarke, an urbane travelling
man, who sells leather goods for 8
New York establishment. is in the
city on business.
Mrs. Earnest Browne and children
returned yesterday from California
The head Of the house accompanied
them from Albuquerque.
]. Van Houten, a prominent bust
ness man Of the Gate City, came dowf
yesterday afternoon. He reports goot
times and a rosy outlook for his city
Among the list at the New Optic
are: e. Valdez, Springer; Miss Lu
cInda Gladis, Havana Cuba; G. B
Bowen and wife, Trinidad; L. Ehrlich
Trinidad.
At the Ell Dorado the following arr
guests: J. N. Davis, Wichita: w. Put
nam. New York; Donald Warok, Pu
eblo: A. E. Cording, Dallas; May ant
Maud Baker, Santa re; J. D. Lydfch
J. A. Lydich, w. w. Moore, Anthony
Kans.: M. E. Pinkerton,, Kansas.
Louis Ilfeld, the Albuquerque WOO
merchant and capitalist, returned Y
the Duke City last night. Mr.. AM
Mrs. Noah Ilfeld will remain here 10
Z week or ten days. Louis Ilfeld vii
leave in a day or two for Santa Cruz
California, where his family is DOM
ciled.
At the Castaneda are registered A
j. Leebsladler, Kansas City; c. W
Mead, Dallas: w. H. Whiteman, SAINT
Fe: w. 8. Walker, st. Louis; G. c
Clark, New York; r. H. Gohlbe. Ho
Springs; s. W. Jarrett, Paris, Texas
e. Alderman, G. M. Greer. Denver;
J.. Woods, st. Louis.
Miss Annie Laird, a teacher In tn
u. 8. Indian school at Santa re, pass
ed through the city Saturday evenin
on her way to her home in Iows
where she will spend her vacation
Miss Laird has been transferred to tn
Fort Sill, Okla. Indian school, an
will take up her duties as teache
there next season.
DR.. r. E. Olney left yesterday 70
Leavenworth, Kans., called by the sa