Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-23
PERSONALS

Mrs, Gertie Brown is down from
Ration today.
Col. Fenton and daughter went owe
to Santa Fe this afternoon.
Thomas ]. O'Fallon brought a spec
ial train down from Ration today.
Mrs. A. G. Schmidt is in the city
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Shoup
Herman eIlfeld returned this after.
noon from q business trip to Chaper-
Ito.
Mrs. Louis Baca has returned to her
home on the west side from a visit
in Santa re.
w. Akin Allen, a prominent sheep
man from the Salado is in Las Vegas
on business today.
Lazaro Chavez departed for his place
Of business at Ell Cuervo this morning
with a big load of supplies.
Mrs. Joseph Lopez Of Conchas, is
spending a few days in town as the
guest of Mrs. Albino B. Gallegos.
Richard Dunn. the Gascon lumber
man has gone to the Manzano noun
tains to attend to business matters.
Manuel Sena, a henchman of Eu
genio Romeroin the Santa Rosa coun'
try, arrived in Las Vegas last night.
Charles Hernandez. the west side
news dealer, returned last night with
his family from a short trip to Ribera.
+. j. Zhone and Fred Skardra, two
young men from Iowa, are here for a
change. They expect to 60 to a
country ranch.
Samuel @. Brigel, a prominent citi-
e Of Pittsburg, Pa. who has been
visiting here for some weeks, left this
afternoon for Santa Fe.
Mrs. y. B. Gormley and son, J.. B.
Gormley, Jr.. registered at the Plaza
hotel yesterday. They are health
seekers from Bucyrus. Ohio.
A. j. Liebstadter. who has been Wis
ting his sister. Mrs. Herman Ilfeld,
and other relatives in the city, return
ed TO Kansas CITY on No. 2 today.
Oliver Holmes Of Parsons. Kansas.
who has been the guest Of Miss Myr-
tie Duerr, f0f@ the past two weeks,
left for his home yesterday on No.
!.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Rosenwald ar
rived from Kansas City on belated No,
/ this morning for q visit Of a month
or longer with the family in Las We
gas.
Mr.. Matthews, chief operator for
the Western Union at the depot, and
his wife. returned this afternoon from
their trip to st. Louis and other
points.
Territorial auditor Charles Sanford
passed through the city on delayed
No. 2 last evening bound for Ration,
where he will examine the Colfay
county records.
Albert Gusdorf, who represents a
Lincoln, Nebraska, clothing house,
left on DELAYED No. 2 last evening for
the north. He spent a couple Of days
visiting his family here.
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Mrs. Kingsley and daughter have
gone to Topeka. Thence they will
proceed to Chicago and cities Of
PENNSYLVANIA, visiting ST. Louis on
their return sorne weeks hence.
H D jones', cashier Of the First
National bank OF Santa Rosa, and
Edward r. Wright. well known in Las
Vegas, are expected up from Santa
Rosa TO spend the glorious Fourth.
Seymoure Lewinson. a member Of
the Albuquerque Economist dry goods
firm, was a passenger for the Duke
City this afternoon. He had visited
ST. Louis and other eastern points.
chas. s. Akers Of Phoenix, a
wealthy and prominent citizen Of
Arizona, who has held a number of
high political offices, went south this
afternoon returning from an import
ant business trip to New York.
Lieutenant Colonel Macklin and the
officers Of the Third United Sttaes
Infanry, which will relieve the Sixth
Infantry in Alaska, yer on the third
Of the soldiers train which
passed through the city this morning
Mrs. b g. Phillips, wife OF the well
known artist at Taos, was a passenger
through tn e city on No. 2 last night.
Az the depot she was met by her old
friend Miss Rowland. Mrs. Phillips
accompanied BY her two children.
Lieutenant Charles Ballard, Of Ros.
well. was here today to attend the
meeting Of the cattle sanitary hoard.
He says that the assurance OF the
reservoir 81 the Hondo will mean the
boom that Roswell has everl
lad.