Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-01
PERSONALS

this morning.
Mrs. VIM. Crosby Of Watrous is reg
istered at La Pension.
James Sturrock came up yesterday
from Lamy with his mountain engine.
julius Appel is here from Roy the
guest Of his cousins Bernard and
Isaac Appel.
w. E. Schulze, from p. f. Collier &
Son, the New York publishers. is here
on business.
Chas. E. Watrous, the well known
ranchman, is down from the town that
bears his name.
Judge Henry L. Waldo left this af-
ternoon to pay a short visit to his
family in Kansas.
Mrs. M. e. Purdy Of Chicago and
. sister. Of Mrs. VIM. Crosby Of Wat
rous, iS IN the city.
r. F..5zervAErmanager of the Harvey
system, was In the city between trains
yesterday afternoon.
The well known Santa Fe attorney
Eugene "A. Fiske, Is reported quite i'll
at his home in Santa Fe.
G. e. Gosney returned yesterday
from Denver, where he went a short
time ago with a shipment Of sheer.
J. H. Kidd, representative Of Cluett,
Peabody & Co, Of Chicago, is in the
city calling on the clothing stores.
John Stein, superintendent in the
Harvey system, went down to Albu-
querque on No. I last night with +.
F. Harvey.
Arthur Rogers, a gentleman from
Kansas, is In the city looking over the
situation preparatory to settling in.
this section.
R. G. Semple, FL Paso representa-
tive of the Colorado Fuel & Iron com
pany. is here to spend several Gays
as the guest Of friends.
Pr ident Edmund j. Vert and wife
left tilis afternoon IN a trip to terri
torial owns in the interest Of the Las
Vegas Normal and the summer Norm.
al.
Mrs. Annie Hough, mother Of Mrs.
j. e. Moore of La Pension, left for
her home in Columbus, O., yesterday.
She has been here since last Christ
mas.
Mrs. +. p. Hanna passed through the
city yesterday afternoon on her way
to Kankakee, ILL.,, where she will pack
her household gods for shipment to
Santa Fe. 4
Richard Dunn OF Gascon was at the
depot this afternoon to meet his
daughter, Mrs. Roseberry, of Ration,
who arrived to pay a visit to her
fathers home,
Ernest Gamble. Edwin NJ. shoneri
and Miss Bertha webb, the musicians
who gave the entertainment at the
Normal last night, left on the limited
this morning for Trinidad.
Mrs. w. H. Manderfield and daught
er. who were the guests of the form.
er lady's brother, e. H. Salazar. for
several weeks. left yesterday after.
noon for their home in Santa Fe.
Miss Tamme, Miss Remley, Miss
Ethel Young, Mrs. L. NJ. Hipsher and
son, and c. j. Matheny were a parry
out to Ell Pine ranch this morning
They expect to return 10 the city to
row or Sunday.
Waldo Twitchell left this afternoon
for California, where he will spend
several weeks recuperating. Waldo
has been considerably under the wea
ther for several months and his physl
clan advises a change of altitude.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Hardness
passed through the city today on their
way from Arlington, S. d, TO Santa
Fe, where they will make their fu.
ture ZONE. MI. Hardness Is superin'
tendent IL the New Mexico Society
for the Friendless.
Division superintendent Fox, FOL
many years stationed here. now q
the Newton division, passed through
the city this afternoon, on his way
back to headquarters from a west
ern trip. The ~gentleman's health Is
better than when he left Las Vegas.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Porterfield Of
silver City. who have been n y
Louis in behalf Of the interests o.
New Mexico at the worlds fair, pass
ed through the city on their way &c
Santa re, where Mr.. Porterfeld VII
attend a meeting of the fair commits
sion today.