Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-16
PERSONALS

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day.
N. NJ .Abreu Is here from Rayado
today.
o. M, Miller is a visitor to Albu'
querque.
Chas. NJ. Pope is a late arrival from
st. Louis.
Samuel Valdez IL over from Ocate,
looking around.
Enoch Rogers l,s here from the
ranch, putting on city airs.
John Rogers and W, w, Wallace
drove over to Mora today.
]. A .Montoya and Manuel Valdez
have been down from Springer.
p. A. Bersh and wife OF Detroit
are stopping at the Eldorado.
j. T. Murray and w. Il. Hall are
Denver people at the Castaneda.
Col. II. G. Head went up the road
as far as Watrous this afternoon.
Pat Nolan got home from Colorado
points on the flyer this morning,
]. B. Mackel took first.class passage
for Chicago and elsewhere last night.
j. S. Given Is at the Rawlins house
from Colorado Springs and La Junta.
r. ]. Taupert, the jeweler, pur-
chased a ticket 10 Trinidad last night.
Miss Anna Carr has been down
from Mineral Hill on a shopping
trip.
b. w. McCandless. the Atchlson
travelling man, is interviewing the
trade today.
w. II. Garner Is a visitor from
Watrous today, and about as busy as
ever, he is.
Mrs. ]. T.. Upton and Mrs. Mary
Lodge arrived in town from Various
last evening
Ben Wooster has been visiting
town from the Blake copper mines af-
ter supplies.
Gus Ruber Is in town from the City
of Mexico, where he has a prominent
business connection.
Ramon Gallegos, chairman Of the
county board, took the afternoon
train for his home In San Jose.
Acting Governor J. w. Reynolds. In
the absence of Gov. M. A. Otero, took
a train for Santa Fee last evening.
A. G.. Bebb, a sheep mar from
Wichita, Kansas, is visiting these
parts today with business intent.
Don Pat Gonzales. editor and pub
Usher Of Ell Combate at Wagon
Mound, left for that place on the
night train.
Autemio Ortiz arrived from Pueblo.
Colo, this afternoon to attend the
funeral Of this morning, It being
postponed till his coming.
George Ciddio arrived In the city
last evening from Trinidad on a visit
to his cousin, Peter Ciddio. the Grand
avenue tailor and repairer.
Judge j. r. McFie passed through
the city yesterday on his way to ST
Louis where he will deliver an ad-
dress on New Mexico day.
w. b. McCabe. who registers from
Sidney, Ohio, Is a travelling man who
has been visiting New Mexico parts
for the past quarter of a century.
Robin Gould, who carried off such
high honors at the oratorical contest
in Chicago, was returning to his FL
Paso home on last evenings train.
w. l.. Smith, manager of a sanitar-
ium in the city of Chicago, has re.
turned home from a visit here which
combined both business and pleasure.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Cooley has gone down to
Ell Paso on a visit to Winchester
t"Ted') Cooley, who is assistant
cashier Of the First national bank of
that city.
B. G.. Wilson. general manager Of
the Continental oil company, came up
from the south this afternoon, regis
tering at the Castaneda from Las We
gas, but still residing in Albuquerque.
Simon Encinias, the Watrous bar.
Der who formerly had a shop here,
came down from that place last even
ing TO attend the funeral Of his aunt,
Mrs. Josefita Encinias on the west
side today.
George +. Albright, assessor OF Ber-
nalillo county, passed through the
city this morning bound east. He
was accompanied by his daughter,
Miss lone, who will be placed in
school.
Passengers through the city on No.
2 last evening, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Seligman, of Santa Fe. who
are on their way 70 ST. Louis to par
ticipate in the exercises of New
Mexico day at the fair. es..g t
DR.. F. A. Yoakam and brother. a..
w. Yoakam, returned last evening