Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-08
PERSONALS

for Santa Rosa.
Don Eugenio Romero left LOT Man
IONA yesterday afternoon.
Miss Celia Kahn, a popular young
lady of Mora is in town.
Cello Rosenwald returned yesterday
afternoon from q northern trip.
Attorney Jerry Leahy came down
from Ration yesterday afternoon.
G. NJ Smith, the Harvey auditor,
left for La Junta this afternoon on
No. @.
simon Duran, who is In the city to.
day, reports abundance Of rain at
Chaperito.
Engineer Jack Lowe and wife are
expected to return from California
next week.
g. H. Moore, a well known San
Francisco travelling man, is doing the
city today.
Ludwig VIM. Ilfeld went to Albu-
ouerque on a business trip yesterday
afternoon.
Alloys Jacobs Of Denver is among
the attendants upon the city mer-
chants today.
Eusebio Chacon, the capable attor-
ney, has gone down OF Ell Paso on a
business trip.
Miss Huntsman and the Misses Bay
less returned from Santa Fe yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Anna Gohrman, n OF the Nor
NAL graduates, has returned to her
4 home neat Ration.
Harry w. Kelly departed today on
4 wool buying expedition which will
last until he gets home.
j. w. Lackey, the retired cattle man,
well known in this county, is back
from a "trip to California.
John King, his wife and two daught-
ers arrived last night from Folsom.
Mr.. King is a merchant.
w. NJ. Bell lett this morning for
the Santa Rosa country to hustle bus
mess for the New York Life.
Sostenes Delgado, merchant at Chap.
critic, is in town with his face beam.
ing on account of the good rains down
there.
Mrs. A. N. Brown and her son
Charlie left yesterday afternoon for
Denver where they will live in the
future.
Mrs. j. j. Gilchrist and her son ar
rived yesterday afternoon from e.
Paso to visit the lady's sister, Miss
Roland.
Isaac Bacharach drove In from
Mora yesterday morning. He says a
very heavy rain fell out there and also
at La Doux.
w. "A. Givens will leave in the morn
ing for st. Louis to spend a month
or more. He will be accompanied by
his better half.
f. II. Wilkinson, a New York bust
ness man, whose slightly countenance
is beheld here occasionally, is on the
streets today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Peck are visitors
in the city the guests Of MI. and Mrs.
! w. b. Bunker. Mr.. Peck Is a broth.
er of Mrs. Bunker.
Miss Kittie Wilson who spent the
winter here for the benefit OF her
health expects to leave in a few days
for her home in Ohio.
J. Thompson Lindsey the popular
ST. Louis shoeman. is mingling bush
ness and pleasure in ~judicious proper
tions in the city today.
Benedicto Sandoyal, a Mora county
teacher, drove In yesterday afternoon.
He will take the course at the Las
Vegas summer normal.
Cattle Inspector Walter O'Brien re.
turned last night for the Catskill and
Dorsey country. He reports continued
heavy rains and excellent stock condi-
lions.
Mrs. +. b. Romero went to Wagon
mound yesterday. After a visit there
she viii visit her father in Estancia
and then go to Ell Paso to join har
husband.
Mrs. T. A. Davis. sister. Of slrs. w.
e. Gortner, accompanied BY Mrs.
Gortner, left on No 2 yesterday for her
home IN Goshen, Ind. the altitude
proving TOO high for her. I
Miss Code N. Reece, one Of the
leading young ladies of Albuquerque
society, passed through the city yes.
xerday afternoon on her way 70 her
Old home in Missouri TO spend the
summer.
Undertaken McMilien. who came
here some time ago with his wife. has
returned to his home in Iowa. Mrs.
McMillen has greatly improved in