Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-04
PERSONALS

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town from Durango, Col.
Bert Ketching Is a guest at the
Castaneda hotel from Newton, Kans,
Col. e. G.. Austen is at home from
a hurried business run up to Ration.
w. f. Gortner returned this after
noon from a quick trip up to Ration.
r. D.. Gibbons has been called to
Albuquerque by the death of his broth.
err.
Don Eduardo Martinez and wife
drove out to their Anton Chico home
today.
Arthur j. Elliott, a commercial man
from Kansas City, is doing the trade
today.
d. c. Deuel. of La Cueva reached
home from a Kansas City trip last
evening.
C. M. Lyons. Ell Paso; F. b. Nc.
Grew. Sweet Springs, Mo-, register at
the New Optic.
II. r. Titlow, Sapello. and w. B.
Hogin and wife, Los Alamos. put up
at the Plaza hotel.
J. d. Hand and wife drove in from
Los Alamos today to meet some
friends from Chicago.
Ralph Cornegys, wife and Mrs.M.A.
Cornegys are at the Central hotel
from Oakesdale, Wash.
Miss Latta, the professional nurse,
left for Canadian points last night, ac-
companied by her brother.
p. w. Zimmerman, Santa Fe claim
agent, arrived this morning from AL
buquerque on belated No. s.
Mrs. H. w. Mcdonald, wife Of the
station agent at Glorieta, was in town
yesterday on a shopping trip.
DR.. C. G. Duncan and wife of So
zorro passed through the city yester-
day on their way to st. Louis.
S, F. Sims. a ranchman from Fow-
Ter, Colo, has been visiting these i'm
mediate parts with bushes. intent,
August Lund, who Is interested in
a sheet and metal establishment in
Chicago, is a sojourner here for his
health.
Judge E. v. Long and A. A. Jones,
democratic campaigners, left on a trip
through the Santa Rosa country this
morning
Nicolas T. Cordova is at present EN-.
ployed In southern Colorado, but may
return to Las Vegas In time for the
battle Of the ballots.
Benigno Castillo has been in town
today from Canon Largo with a wagon
load of beans. for which he got a price
that gladdened his pocketbook.
w. B. Bunker returned from Wat
rous this morning and goes across the
country to Mora, where he delivers a
political address tomorrow afternoon.
T. j. Phillips and wife, health-seek-
ers who havt been in these favored
parts for climatic benefit, purchased
tickets to Tucson, Arizona, last even
ing.
Harry B. Clark, representing the
Drovers' Live Stock Commission Co.,
Kansas City, Is in this vicinity in the
interests of his company, who are in
the field for all there's in 1t.
Ralph Halloran. the Life insurance
man, is remembering Las Vegas with
his first visit since his return from
California where he spent the last
six months in ways that suited him
best.
Passengers through the city this
morning, east bound, were DR.. Con-
nell and mother, Pennsylvania folk,
who had been spending several weeks
as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Con.
nell Of Los Lunas.
Mrs.T.W. Collier, widow Of the late
Captain Collier Of Ration, passed
through the city this morning, return.
ing to the Gate City from Alamogor-
do, where she las the guest Of her
son-in-law, DR.. Geo. c. Bryan.
Mrs. Ben Williams and little son,
family of the vigilant special officer
Of the Santa Fee, passed through the
Meadows this morning homeward
bound to La Junta from a visit to the
lady's parents. Captain and Mrs. Lo-
reno La. Point OF Las Cruces.
G.. H. Alexander. a gentleman from
Louisville, Ky, a cousin of Mrs. F. H..
Pierce, has arrived in the city to
spend the winter. Mr.. Alexander was
a victim of the frightful wreck in
which Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Black were !
injured. He was considerably shaken
I'D but not seriously hurt.
-ArthurJ Elliott, land agent for the
Frisco. headquartered at Kansas City,
Mrs. Thomas Tudor and Miss Muriel
Tudor are recent arrivals in the city.
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