Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-16
PERSONALS

R. C. Hough, of Willis, spent yes
terday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fam Lindaur, who
spent several pleasant days here, went
south last night.
Pedro Romero. merchant At El Cuers
70. did business here and departed
homeward today.
j. M. Canada, editor Of the bright
Denver magazine, FL Poryenir, y n
the city Tor a few days.
a. 3. Poole, representing a San
Francisco harness house is doing
business in the city today.
attorney NJ. w. Mills. of Springer,
who was here for several days on
court business. returned yesterday.
L. D de Macs and j. R. Elliott went
on to Minneapolis Saturday evening.
That city was the former home Of
Mi. Elliott. Il !.
b. G. Newman and son. Louis left
this afternoon for Denver, wher6 the
father will accept 9 position and the
boy will Learn q trade.
Charles AJteu is down from sprias
er today. He says It is still very AN
though they have had some rain our
ing the last few days.
Miss Bertha Huntley, teacher 0tfhe
Presbyterian Mission school OF tAs
west side, left this evening q
home in Hanover, Ind.
Deputy Collector Of the InskFnal
Revenue A. j. Loomis, Of SAINT Re,
left for the south yesterday, fter
putting in several days here.
Don Benigno Romero and sgH r.
turned last night from their b lness
trip to the southern part Of thelterri'
tory, Arizona and western Texas
a pleasant picnic party con- pQsed
Of Presidents and Mrs. z. VI Vert
Misses Steifel, Levins and Ball MI,
Ogle, spent Saturday in the canyon Of
the Gallinas.
Mrs. C. J.. Elliott and son (erton,
who have been guests at the fCasta'
media for some days, left fol
a visit in Colorado. They
Redlands, California. x
Miss Potevin, cashier of tho hotel
Piedmont, in Atlanta, Ga, left f4r heI
home this morning. Miss pPteyin
came here as a witness for III gov
eminent in the case againstS 4ttor
ney M. W. Mills.
Mrs. j.. B. Allen has gone Ito st
Louis to pay a visit to her son, G. w
Allen and family and to attend tht
Worlds Fair. AT Burton. Kansas, sht
expected to meet her sister and {
party Of st. Louis bound ladies.
Miguel a.. Romero, the druggist,m me
his father, Don Benigno, at Albuquer
que Saturday and both came up yes
terday ON the delayed train. Mr.. B
Romero has made a long tour through
the southwest in the interests of La
Sanadora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will c. Barnes are
here from their home in Dorsey. Mr.
Barnes comes to render assistance Il
Capt La Rue in the office of the cattle
sanitary board. Capt. La Rue comes
to the office every day now, but he i
still far from well.
II. H. Pierce, superintendent Of thu
Aqua Pura Company, left yesterda,
for the east to be gone several weeks
He will visit Chicago on business, 81
to ST. Louis to visit the fair and OF
his return will be accompanied by hi
wife who has been spending seyera
weeks at her old home in Kentucky.
Miss conklin, teacher at Ell Rito
who has been visiting friends herr
for a few days left for the east thi.
evening. she will be put off at Buf
falo where she will attend the Presby
farian General Assembly. Later sh'
will go to her home in Rolen, N. Y
Miss conklin will teach in Cuba neg
year. gf
e. D. Billiard. OF San Francisco
California. one Of the heavy stock
holders in the Las Vegas Electric
Light and Fuel Company arrived thii
morning from the south. He will re
main for a few days. going from herr
to st. Louis and other eastern points
Mr.. Billiard says that a heavy rail-
fell between Albuquerque and Lam,
this morning.