Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-18
PERSONALS

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Frank Dwier came in on NO. Z asst
evening from the Fair.
A. A. Jones Is expected to arrive
home from his eastern trip In a few
days.
: Mr., and Mrs. w, II. Seewald are
expected home FROM California about
the 22nd.
S. w. Swink, a Colorado sheep buy.
er Is In town booking shipments for
the future.
Don Eugenio Romero, returned
from Santa Fe this morning on de-
layed No. s.
F. M. and Theo Chacon with their
wives drove out to Los Alamos Sun
day looking for ducks.
Robert Gross, who played winning
ball in Albuquerque all week, returned
on No. s this morning.
Mrs. Theo. Chacon and babies left
on No. l for Albuquerque last even
ing for a two weeks visit.
James Clay and wife have returned
from a trip of several weeks dura-
ton to the st. Louis exposition.
Geo. II. Dawson, travelling sales
man for a Louisville Liquor house, is
around among his trade to-day.
r. d. Sullivan, who helped to jolly
things up at Albuquerque for several
days. returned on the train that ar
rived this morning.
B. NJ. McCandless repre scnting the
wholesale drug house Of Pike & Fox,
Atchison, Kans., is calling upon the
drug trade today.
Chief Justice Mills, returned this
morning from Santa Fe, where he
presided over the session of the Ter
ritorial Supreme Court yesterday.
Misses Mossie and Maggie Burks
were members of a jolly party which
returned from Albuquerque last night
on No. s, chaperoned by Joe Burks.
Waldo Twitchell and "Scotty' Nc
Intyre were among the Las Vesans
who returned from Albuquerque on
No. s last night and didn't get home
till morning.
Il. B. McSchooler, brother Of NJ.
NJ. McSchooler of this city, came in
from his home at Fond Du Lac, Wis
eonsin, last evening. He came around
via the western coast.
Dana King and wife stopped over
Sunday to visit j. H. Stearcs and eft
for their Los Angeles nomc on No :
last evening. Mr.. King is q promi-
nent member of the California Fruit
Exchange.
H. r. Wallace left last night for his
home in Missouri. He has his eye on
the west, however. and will likely be
found at no distant day in some bust
ness or other enterprise in the west
ern country.
M. Cellers, representing the Broad
head worsted mills of Jamestown.
New York, left last evening for st.
Louis in the interests of his house. Be-
fore returning he will make a tour IF
Arkansas, Texas, Arizona and south
ern California.
S. B. Davis, Geo. w. Ward. c. A.
Spiess, Hal and Ned Reynolds and Ed
McWenie returned from their duck
hunt at Kroenig's lakes Sunday. They
succeeded in bagging a few but report
shooting very poor. Too much water
and too few ducks.
Late arrivals in the. city are: Mrs.
w. S. Roebuck and SON. Carl and Ed
win, of Bellefontaine, Ohio, friends Of
G. NJ. Stevenson, who with his wife
spent several months here in the ear
ly part of last year. They report
Mrs. Stevenson's in very poor health,
VIM. Dearth, who has been visiting
his brother, S. r. Dearth, and fam
lily for the past week or more, left
today for Marietta, Ohis. On the trip
to the mountains yesterday with his
brother the two essayed the scaling
of the Hermit peak, walking all the
way up, as the trail was so bad that
it was impossible for even the sure
footed burro with a burden on his
back. They viewed the landscape
DER, the day being an excep-
tionally clear one for taking in the
far distant mountains of southern
New Mexico.
W. C. Barnes, secretary Cattle San
itary board, is in receipt of a letter
from Capt. Thos II. Rynning Of the
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