Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-12
PERSONALS

Miss May schlott has been employ,
cd AZ cashier at Baucher's.
Editor f. II. Salazar returned yes,
terday from a visit to Santa Fee.
Max Nordhaus left today for Corona
and other points In the sheep country
W. p. Zimmerman, the Santa Fe
cia!lm agent Is here today from Albu.
Querque.
Mrs. Barnard and her daughter, Miss
stella, were passengers from Kansas
City today.
~. u Fftzhenry. a business man Of
worcester, Mass. is In the city on
private business.
Mrs. Clark Moore returned this az.
ternoon from a visit to her former
home In Kansas.
J. Van Houton returned to Ration to.
day, after spending Sunday with his
family In the city.
w. A. Buddecke will leave Wednes.
day for st. Louis in connection with
street railway matters.
Miss Myrtle Ball. Latin teacher at
the Normal, left this afternoon for her
home In Appleton. Wis.
&. NJ. Smith. travelling auditor of the
Harvey system. Is stopping at the Cas-.
taneda for a few days rest.
Mrs. ]. A, Long and daughter arriv-
ed on the flyer today from st. Louis
10 spend the summer IN the city.
Geo. F. Bradley, a well known resi-.
dent OF Colorado Springs, is among
the recent arrivals in Las Vegas.
Miss Ethel Easley, of Santa Fe.
passed through the city this afternoon
on her way to Trinidad to visit friends.
F. Meredith Jones, who has been sur.
veylng for the Santa Fe in Texas, has
returned to Las Vegas lor a short stay.
Harvey system inspector John Stein
looked over Castaneda matters yester-
day He left for the east this morning.
Miss Lizzie Reynolds, who has beef
in the city for the past two months,
left today for her home in Lawrence,
kans.
Attorney Neill B, Field of Albuquer-
que passed through the city yesterday
afternoon on his way north on a BUSH
ness trip.
Mrs. Harry B. Rose was an Albu-
querque passenger bound for Duluth,
Miss, yesterday. She will remain for
three months.
Mrs. c. J. Stoner and daughters,
Maud and Nellie, will leave tomorrow
for Portland, Ore, to be absent about
three months.
Mrs. A. C. Burtless of Albuquer-
que, passed through the city this after
o on her way to Toledo. Ohio, to
visit relatives.
Miss Maggie Bucher who attended
a meeting of the territorial board of
education in Santa Fe, returned to the
city yesterday.
F. H. Pierce, president of the board
of penitentiary commissioners, went
over to Santa Fe this morning to at
tend a meeting.
The members of the Mcdonald
Stock company arrived yesterday af-
.ternoon for Albuquerque, where they
had a successful week.
j. P. McNulty, of Los Cerrilos, man
ager Of the ricn turquois mines owned
by the Tiffany's, is in Las Vegas for
few days cooling off.
Miss Eva Bowers, a teacher in the
Albuquerque schools, passed through
the city yesterday on her way home to
Indiana for a vacation. 4.
Mrs. George Fraser, wife of the well
known boss blacksmith, left this af-
for her home in st. Louis
after a visit to Las Vegas. i.
Mrs. G.. H. Kilmer and son arrived
last night from Ell Paso to be the guest
for the summer of the lady's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Rothgeb.
Mrs. Edward Gertig and son of AL
.uquerque were passengers through
the city yesterday on their way to
Mansfield, Ohio, to visit relatives.
J. c McCauley of Denver and J. c. :
Fitzhenry of Worcester, Mass, two
knights of the grip, are here distribu- !
ting hearty greetings along the street.
Juan Navarro, a member of the peni-
Tertiary commission, came in from his
home in Mora yesterday and left this
morning on the delayed train for Santa
Fe.
NetSie Lewis, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". M. Lewis, will go to Albuquer-
Tue tonight to join Mrs. c. c. Gise,
whom she will accompany to Califor-
MIA.