Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-06
PERSONALS

Luciano Martinez left for Rociaia
today.
Mrs, J. r. Stout left for Denver this
afternoon.
Isidor Sanders took a livery team
for Mora this morning.
Pablo and Esperanza Herrera came
in from Rociada today.
Don Celso Baca came up from the
Santa Rosa country yesterday,
Warren Anderson is at the Central
hotel from Cripple Creek, Colo.
A. Galbreath of Albuquerque is
registered at the Rawlins house.
Parker Wells boarded the night
train for Dawson City, up the road.
Father J.. Picard was expected up
from Belen on the afternoon train.
j. r. Rankin, train Inspector for tho
Santa Fe, went south this afternoon.
Chaplin A. Cartwright came up from
Albuquerque IN belated No. 2 yester.
day.
Capt. Il. b. Wheeler came down
last evenig from his habitat at Fort
Union.
Antonio Griego from Corazon was
lettering about the temple Of justice
today.
L. II. Mossiman, the forest ranger,
went over to Santa Fe IN No. 3 this
morning.
Ludwig VIM. Ilfeld left for the low.
er country this afternoon with bus.
mess intent.
Rabbi M. Lefkovits left on the night
train for Chicago, thence going to
Adrian, Mich.
Ira G. Hazard, late a Las Vegas
real estate man, came in from the
east yesterday.
Antonio A. Salas Of Pinos Wells got
in yesterday from his c~ross-country
trip to Guadalupita.
Ben Williams, the Santa Fe's special
agent, was a passenger down from La
Junta this afternoon.
Don Pat Gonzales set sail for his
Wagon Mound home and newspaper
office this afternoon.
James S. Duncan returned this af-
ternoon from Denver where he visited
his children at school.
l.. Fl. Darby, representing W. G.
Nevin & Co, Denver confectioners,
is smiling on the local trade today.
Pablo Padilla and family returned
today from Manuelitas, where they
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Padilla.
Supt. John Stein of the Harvey sys-
tenn is visiting Albuquerque and San
Marcial. going down the road last
night.
Chas. A. Spiess was called to FL
Paso last night by an important fele
gram that awaited his return from
Gotham.
DR.. b. D. Black of this city, secre
tary of the territorial board &C health.
has beer attending a meeting of the
body in Santa Fe.
T. d. Cross of st. Louis and George
Parker of Denver are travelling men
who are showing their wares to the
city merchants today.
S. J.. Bigelow, formerly a member
of the lower house Of the Colorado
legislature. Is here from Denver in
the interest of a paint house.
r.. w. Webb, the Wichita sheep
buyer, has returned from Kansas,
where he made a big delivery, after
more marketable fleecy fellows,
j. r. Stout, superintendent OF the
Blake Mining and Milling company, Is
in town from Stoutville today, accom-
panied on the trip hvy Jas. L. Matt.
i. J. Mulhern. a former popular and
painstaking trainmaster here, came
down from Pueblo on No. | this after
noon and will resume his trip to Albu-
querque on No. Z this evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin B. Shaw left
this afternoon for Topeka. where the
physician will be present at the con-
vention of physicians and surgeons
of the Santa Fe railway company.
Mrs. W. e. Gortner, wife Of the Of.
fetal court stenographer, left this af-
ternoon On a visit to her former hor.e
at Goshen. Ind, in love with the peo-
pie Of Las Vegas and an admirer OF
New Mexico generally.
Money o spend is gone for all
time. Money you deposit with The
Plaza Trust and Savings Bank will
compound interest forever. Open a
savings account at once. S-12-17|