Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-07
PERSONALS

49, ~ N'At"ihN NiNi'' ''Nh ''bes
from Estaneia.
Max Levy came up from Albuquer.
que last night.
Mrs, T. NJ. Brennan went up 10 Col,
orado Springs yesterday.
Mrs. Clara Adams has gone up to
Ration to spend a few days,
Filadelfo Baca Is back from his
Santa Rosa trip. coming by stage.
DIR. A. Il. Northwood departed for
Wagon Mound on an early morning
train.
Hugo Seaberg. the limb o. the law.
reached the city yesterday from
Arthur Everitt, the Albuquerque
jeweler. has been visiting the Mead.
ow City.
l.. b. Ruble, a health.seeker, took
first-class passage to Los Angeles
yesterday.
j. r. Stout has returned to the
Blake mill after having seen his wife
off to Denver.
Sol Floersheim, the Springer mer.
chant, Is transacting business In the
Meadows today.
H. Chadeayne and wife, parents OF
Mrs. s. Patty. are in the city f:om
Elk City, Oklahoma, to spend the win
ter here.
Clemente Padilla went down to
Chapelle station this afternoon where
he has a force of graders at wo'k for
the railroad company.
J. G. Hays, the mining man who
has been visiting Watrous, leaves to
morrow for his headquarters at Quad
alupita, Mora county.
Mrs. ]. l.. Bell of New Whatcom'
Wash, cousin Of Miss Mary G. and
Waite Davis, left for Los Angeles
this afternoon, with her child.
Ora De Long. formerly a machinis'
in the local railroad shops, is again
in town for a short stay on his wa.
from Nacozari, Old Mexico, to Ration
w. NJ. Reyburn, in the employ o.
Contractor Ryan at Ortiz, where some
"cuts and fills" are making for thE
Santa Fe company. Is about town to
day.
Mr.. Norman Skinner and son Thec
dore returned home last evening iron
an absence Of several weeks. spen'
principally in L~eavenworth, Kansas
and Selma, Alabama.
]. A. Smith, an organizer FOR tn
Fraternal Brotherhood, VIII come NJ
to Las Vegas from FL Paso In a da,
or Two and remain here several 9
in the interests of that order.
f. S. Lanterman. till lately engage
in the restaurant business at Salida
Colo. was in the city this mornins
intending to continue his trip to ADJ
ouero,le on an evening train.
John e. Haslip of Elkhart, Ind, VII
has spent several months here for c.
matte reason1, ticketed himself 7
Phoenix, Arizona, last evening, lea
Ing his wife and daughter IN til
city for the present.
f. Meredith Jones, the Santa Fe'
locating engineer, is back from Ar
IONA and California, by way of Sal
ia Fe. and Is booked for a mysteriou
trip to the headwaters of the Peco'
employing saddle and pack horses o
the trip.
John L. Zimmerman, county sul
veyor at Santa Fe, who will close
contract with the trustees of The La
Vegas grant for a survey of the trac
departed for home last evening afte
a pleasant and profitable visit to hi
old home.
A. b. Frenzel, a Denver mining e
pert. came up from the south La
evening and stopped off here purpos
ly to look over u copper fields. II
is accompanied on the trip by J.
Gilchrist and Robert Richard Of tn
queen city of the west.
Geo. Fl. Waterbury, the old-tin
postoffice inspector whose name wa
once a household word in New Me
leo. is in the city from Denver an
southern points in company with
party Of business men who have =
eye to mining interests of the cou
try.