Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-18
PERSONALS

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c. J.. Dave was among the arrivals
from the south today.
Louis Howard and O. U. Harper are
up from the Duke City.
u. G. Fisher, the mining many left
this afternoon for Chicago.
Agapito Abeytia the well known cit
izen Of Mora is an arrival today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weiss. Of Chi
cago, are domiciled at La Pension.
Joe Bucking, the Pasture well drill
eli, Is here for additional machinery.
Ed E. Ford, the Kansas City dry
goods drummer, was here today.
N. B. Roseberry and 7. Turner
went to Mora today on insurance bus.
mess.
Attorney Ellsworth ingalls,, of the
department Of justice. is attending to
business matters here.
jefferson Reynolds and Mrs. Ray
nolds have in contemplation a Euro
pean tour for the earlp future.
W. 1. Couey. who goes up and down
in the west. praising the candy made
by a Trinidad house, is here today.
A passenger by stage to SantaSRosa
this morning was Facundo GalIegos
homeward bound from court to Tucun-
carl.
Z. T. Hayden expects, If no further
accident or illness intervene, to get
away to his home in Nova Scotia to.
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Barnes have
taken rooms for the summer at the
home Of Mrs. John Robbins on North
Fifth street.
Mrs. M. o. Dick and Mrs. AZ N.
Sankey, who have been here visiting
Las Vegas relatives. left this after.
noon for home.
Don Teodoro Casaus having served
his country as grand juryman re-
turned this morning to his country
home on the Pecos.
N. E. Stevens, of albuquerque. left
this afternoon to attend to matters Of
business in Ration. He will spend sew
eral days here upon his return.
j. E. Chamberlain, a Denver hard
ware man. Is in the city. he hasn't
Ataken record breaking order{ yet, but
MtAs IN The hands Of his f4ends, SO
hasn't become melancholy.
Court Interpreter N. r. Gallegos and
family are comfortably at home for
the term in the Salazar house oppo.
site tho county hall Of justice.
Alderman Elwood and young son
went out to the canyon today for the
country air. 1t is the end of the
spring vacation for papa Elwood.
Mrs. Mamie Gilbert and sister, Miss
Elsie Altenberg. Of Little Rock, Ark,
who have been at the Plaza several
months left today for their home.
B. P. Hume related to Mrs. s. A.
Hume is a guest Of the family. He
Is from New Harmony, Indiana, and
may locate in this hsalthful climate II
suited with a property he is looking
for.
Jas. G.. McNary was an incoming
passenger on No. 1 this afternoon. He
visited Chicago and Denver on mat
tiers of business and found time to stay
over a day in Tarkio. Mo-, to visit his
father.
DR.. VIM. p. Mills. with Henry Rhein.
hart as interpreter, left today on a
wagon trip to the Santa Rosa coun.
try to examine a number Of appli.
cants for insurance in the New York
Life company.
Col. Austin returned this afternoon
from a three weeks trip to the Pecos
country and Amarillo. Texas. He says
there has been considerable suffering
from drought but the heavy rains Of
last week did a great deal Of good.
The Rev. and Mrs. NJ. w. Manyille
passed through the city last night
on their way to Little Rock, Ark,
where they VIII reside. Mr.. Manyille
was pastor Of the Southern Methodist
church in Albuquerque.
Mrs. George Hall. Of Alameda, Cal,
ifornia, and Mrs, Fannie Bowen, OF
Honolulu. H. l., passed through the
city yesterday on their way to st.
Louis. The ladies have been visit
ing friends in Albuquerque,
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