Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-13
PERSONALS

w. Il. Browning, a ranchmar from
Watrous was here today,
N. Lucero was here yesterday from
Wagon Mound on business.
w. II. Fulweiler Of Wagon Mound
was here yesterday on business.
mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Etter, left for
their Topeka home this morning,
Agapito Abeyta, Jr, a saw mill
man., Of Mora, was here yesterday.
c. u. Shull, a commercial man from
Fremont, Ohio. was here yesterday.
T.. L. ~Faulkenbury, a knight Of the
grip from st. Louis, was here yester'
day.
Miss Cora Stern left today for st.
Louis, where she win in future re-
side.
Geo. II. Hale, of Los Angeles, is
here to spend the winter for health
purposes.
G. Il. Hartley is here this week
from Springer for the purpose of buy
ing sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. ID. Boucher will
leave tomorrow for Albuquerque to
take in the fair.
Frank Duerr left today for Albu-
querque to take in "the biggest fair
that ever was"
Facundo Montoya and Antonio Vi
gil, are in from Manuelitas, laying
in their fall supplies.
r. w. Smith, a New York travelling
salesman, was calling on the local
merchants yesterday.
Mr.. Leonard is here from Kansas
City for health purposes. He is ac-
companied by his wife.
Dan Blum, the urbane knight Of
the Grip, is calling on the merchants
of the west side today.
Mrs. A. p. Buck and daughter, Miss
Tufa Pettijohn, left today for st.
Louis to visit the great fair.
Mrs. T. Foster andd dauhter, Miss
Anna May Foster, left today for Al
buquerque to visit the fair.
The work of reconstruction of the
Aqua Pura Cos. dams above the Hot
Springs is progressing favorably.
DR.. H. S. Van Petten pulled out on
the first train over the washout for
Chicago, st. Louis and other eastern
points.
Sostenes Delgado of Chaperito is
visiting his amigos in town and laying
in a stock of goods for his general
store at that place.
Charles and Morris Danziger re-
turned today from an extended trip
to the st. Louis Fair and other east
ern and southern cities.
Miss nellie Stern and her mother
left for st. LOUIS this morning, on the
first train, where Miss nellie takes a
position in the public schools.
Cleofes Romero and wife returned
from Rivera this morning where they
had been to stand as %god-parents to
the infant child Of Donate Ortiz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas arrived this
morning from Quakertown, Pa, to
visit their daughter, Miss Ruth, who
has been spending some time here.
l.. l.. Lyons, representing a Denver
packing company, was here Yesterday
soliciting orders from the local trade.
j. Fl. Mckay was here yesterday
from Ell Pine ranch.
VIM. Naeglin and family have
moved here from Los Golondrinas to
place the children in school, and are
occupying his home on the east side,
built some time since.
G. L. Buckley, who has been fur.
nishing the music for Tooley's dane
ing school the past few months. left
today for St, Louis, where he will
make his future home.
c. E. Jones, better known as Can
dy Jones, after having travelled
through from Wagon Mound by car.
riage and work train, Is making his
regular rounds amongst the confec.
tionery houses today.
A suit has been filed in the District
Court, by Albert w. Thompson of
Clayton, against Jose NJ. Gonzales
and others to replevin. 1175 head
of sheep and for damages in the sum
of three thousand dollars.
Louis Guerin, this morning took
charge of the E.. Romero Hose Co.
team and will hereafter direct them,
in safety to fires and will agree to
make as quick time as any team in
the Southwest.
Demetrio Silva and family also
Fidel Ortiz and family, have been
heard from at FL Paso on their re-
turn from the Worlds Fair. They
will come through on the first train