Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03
PERSONALS

soN'No s~eN |
l.. M. Parke Is down from his ranch
In tho Cherry valley.
Capt. w. b. Brunton. of Shoemaker
came in last evening.
Henry Springer returned home last
evening from the east,
Col. Il G. Austen was a north-boun1
passenger for Ration last night.
Col. r. l.. Twitchell and Judge Wal
do left last evening for Santa Fe.
w C. Barnes. secretary of the cat.
tie sanitary board returned last even
ing.
l. H. Rapp has left Santa Fe for
Trinidad, going thence to the worlds
Fair.
j. II. Kennedy is back from an ex-
tended trip to Colorado and Utah
parts.
w. l.. Crockett Is a pleased and
startled visitor to the big show In st.
Louis.
Mrs. Cartwright and children have
Joined the husband and father in Al
buquerque.
DR.. L. l. Hammond took a trip into
the country yesterday, and visited the
Blake mines.
Mrs. VIM. Parnell and daughter
reached home last evening from a trip
to Chicago.
Ollie and Charles Earickson depart
ed for st. Louis last evening to take
in the big sights.
r. Holt, the civil engineer, left on
No. 2 yesterday for Newport News,
Va. his old home.
d. w. Condor returned home last
evening from a jaunt which included
Chicago and S .tLouis.
Charley Danziger has been called to
Memphis, Tenn, by the serious illness
of his wife in that city.
Rev. Thomas Harwood. d. d., of
Albuquerque, passed through the city
on a trip to northern points.
]. B. Stout, superintendent Of the
Tres Hermanos mines, and his wife
are in the city for a few days.
Leroy Helfrich, the Wells-Fargo
agent, is booked for an early trip t.
the paternal roof in Perry. 8. D.
Louis Hoban, Of the Montezuma
ranch, who has been severely i'll fol
tome time. is visiting the city today
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. January re
turned Monday evening from a two
weeks visit at the Worlds Fair city
4 F. Meredith Jones. locating eng
neer for the Santa Fe, is up from
trip Of inspection to the Belen cutoff
Prot. R. r. Larkin, principal of the
city high school, is in return from
a southern trip, in company with his
family.
F r. Leonard, a healthseeker from
the city at the mouth of the Kaw
took the train for Riverside, Cal, las
evening.
H s. Van Petten, who had been a
st. Louis for three weeks taking II
the big show. returned home on Nc
last evening.
Among those who came in from
Watrous yesterday are DR.. J. A. Rolls
Ashley Pond Jr., D. NJ. Scotch an
Andrew Warren.
Horace C. Longwell has been owe
from Santa Fee on matters connecte
with the estate of his father, the lat
DR.. r. n. Longwell.
Gov. o. A. hadley CAM down fror
his u~p-country home last evening an
is a familiar figure in the crowds ths
gather in punches today.
Or. S. E. Northwood Is down froI
Wagon Mound; Or. ]. A. Rolls. fror
Watrous. both attending the meetin
of the Medical association.
Miss Ethel Fitch, of the staid. oil
town of Lewiston, Idaho, received a
important message with an enclosur
at the depot last evening. She wa
en- route home on No. from a TIL
east.
John B. Graybill and wife OF .
Marys, Ohio, she the only sister q
Mrs. F. z. Olney. took a tram 10
home last evening, after a pleasan
tenday visit to Mayor Olney's mouse
hold.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Leonard, Q
Kansas City. who made many pleas
ant acquaintances during their shor
stay in this city, left yesterday 10
Riverside. Calf, where they WI
PASS the winter. E
Theodore Hainlen drove INTO TOW
today from his country resort accom-
panying Mrs. storer and Mrs hozi
sister and daughter of his vile respe
lively, The ladies left for their nom
at owatonia, MINI, this Afternoon
after having spent a fortnight mo
pleaSaptiv in these truly pieasdi