Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
PERSONALS
Dr.. Fest left for Chicago this after

DR.. Fest left for Chicago this after
noon.
Mrs. Joe Koebele left for the east
yesterday afternoon.
Supt. Easley went up the country
on No, s last night.
Paul Hardey and wife came in
from Watrous last evening.
c. +. Waugh. a former Las Vegas
young man. Is down from Trinidad to-
day, sample case in hand
Thos. A. Hubbell and wife and
Geo. f. Albright passed through for
Albuquerque this afternoon.
Dave Newman has returned from
Albuquerque preparing for a trip to
the Grand Canyon of Arizona.
II. w. Kelly went up to Trinidad
this afternoon to see how his firms
matters are progressing in that city.
Vidal Ortiz came up from San MI.
guel yesterday, wearing the same
broad smile that has characterized
him for years.
Conductor Shepherd came In from
the south last night, a very sick a
1t Is feared he poisoned himself from
a careless draught.
]. Leahy. district attorney, reached
the city from Ration last evening n
this morning enriched the Golfers at
the district court clerks office.
A. p. Smithers, the ~postoffice in
spector who had been visiting Pecos
points officially, came up from below
on No. 2 yesterday afternoon.
]. p. Goodlander, who lands good
on prompt paying patrons, was a lone
ly traveller into Las Vegas from the
south on the early morning train.
Theo. Veneer purchased a ticket to
FL Paso at the depot last evening and
proceeded to use it as soon as the
train move IN SiSHt ,Hioubu 'hV "a
Geo. McCausland and ]. NJ. Higgins.
Chicago people who are spending the
winter months at Del Cielo, were
driven out there yesterday In a livery
outfit.
Eugenio Moya came up from Ribera
yesterday, returning this afternoon,
and took out a county liquor license
for a year that cost him a cool hun
bred dollars.
John Rennahan, the blacksmith in
the employment of Lantry Bros. at
Watrous, is down town today, simply
looking around and noting the depth
of the snow.
Rev. r. NJ. Craig. synodical mis-
sionary, was a passenger for Albu-
querque from Ration this afternoon,
being met at the train by Rev. Nor
man Skinner.
w. r. Davis, who has been visit
ing New Mexico for many years in
the interests OF different Denver
newspapers. is here today represent
ing the Rocky Mountain News.
]. G. McNary, editor of The Optic
came in from the east on No. l this
afternoon, accompanied by Mrs. NC
Nary and child. They have been alb
sent from the city about three weeks.
Manuel Cordova and wife, who had
beer visiting friends and relatives
here and at Mora for the past three
weeks, left for the Red river region
this morning, also Luciano Sanchez.
G. ]. Spratt. who had been critical
" i'll with typhoid fever, left for his
home in Canada yesterday afternoon
on a stretcher, he having been handed
into a coach through a window by
trainmen.
J. II. Mckay of FL Pine ranch met
his brother, E. c. Mckay, from the
Sandwich Islands, on No. 2 this after
noon, and became his travelling com
panion to Chicago. thence going TO his
home at Cleveland, Ohio.
Isidore Sanders, of Trinidad, son
of the old gentleman who has been
visiting these parts with his sample
case of wet hardware for a quarter Of
a century, came in last evening from
a rough trip over to Mora.
Theodore Rutenbeck departed for
the national soldiers home at Santa
Monica, Cal, this afternoon and asked
The Optic to say good bye for him II
all his old-time friends whom he
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