Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-11

Andres Baca is in from Las Con-
chas.
P. R. Lopez left for Fulton on the
first train south this afternoon.
Joe Baca's babe, which has been Sc
riously i'll, is reported out OF danger.
Harvey house Auditor, A. 1. Nc
Creary came in from the north today.
Bias Ortega. farmer and stock rails
er at Las Gallinas, is in town on bus
mess.
John Leonard started to Trout
Springs with a well loaded wagon this
morning.
Editor j. H. McCutcheon Of the Al
buquerque Advertiser went home this
afternoon.
Mrs. Clara Heineman took her place
in the HELD ranks this morning, after
a short illness.
Colonel Louis sGriego Of the state of
Sonora, Mex, was one Of the passen-
gers jleAas asrss by the food.
Miss Clara Schlobohm has arrived
from Kansas City and will make her
home with Mrs. j.. L. Wiser.
w. M. Bell. district agent for the
New York Life insurance company
came up from Albuquerque today.
Geo. Arnot came up from A..5uquer-
que this afternoon. He is manager of
the Gross, Kelly branch in the Duke
city.
William McSorley, general manager
of the Majestic Manufacturing com
pany is visiting the local agent, Lud-
wig w. Ilfeld today.
B. G. Wilson came up from the north
this afternoon. The gentleman is
district superintendent for the Con-
tinental Oil company.
John Penderais, who went out to
Trout Springs for treatment, is not
showing the improvement which his
many friends hoped for.
Fred w. Mohlmann, of Albuquerque
passed through the city this afternoon
on his way to his old home in Mis-
souri, tospend a few weeks.
Hon. w. j. Reynolds, secretary Of
the territory, and wife, who have
been in the city for several days, left
g.. tNorto n. tl,- Flor, n,
Attorney R. E. witchell returned
this afternoon from St. Joseph, Mo,
having seen his son Waldo, safely
domicled at the home of his grand-
mother.
Chas. Dyer, Santa Fe superintendent
of this division, now in the employ
of a big car factory in Chicago, met
many old friends this afternoon. He
is on his way back to Chicago
NJ. NJ. Sundt, the contractor, and
family left for Norway this afternoon
A year will be spent in the land OF
the midnight sun. Mr.. Sundt has
promised to contribute letters to The
Optic during his absence.
Mr.. Simon Goldsmith, from Ocate
who has been in the city for the past
week, with several more days to look
after his business interests than he
had calculated on, left for Wagon
-f-..- 4I~ Gr-f trai,. ont
+. II. Pierce made a trip to the bunk
house Of the cOnvicts this morning
The condition of the weather has been
such that only a half days work has
been done, but the men are comfort
ably housed and. as Mr.. Pierce says
.'all right"
j. M. Silverton, commercial agent
for the Santa Fe. headquartered al
Mcpherson, Kans.. is in the city. He
is accompanied by his wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Silverton are domiciled at Mrs
Van Petten's. The gentleman is trou
bled with asthma.
DR.. Duffield, the noted eye, ear and
throat specialist of Phoenix, A. T..
was n of the passengers held here
by the washing away of the Pecos
bridge. The doctor is bound for Penn
~sylvania. taking with him the remains
of his wife for burial there.
Judge Seamun Fild Of Deming has
been here for two days because he
couldn't get away. The gentleman is
bound for Chicago and other eastern
cities. He says the A. & NJ. college
of which he is a regent. has just
closed the most prosperous year II
its history. He expects great things
for mex year.
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