Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-14
PERSONALS

today on business.
Attorney d. T. Lieb returned to
Ration on last nights delayed No. g..
Arthur Cavanaugh Is back from o
northern business trip.
Thomas Atchison, a we'll known
Denver business man, is here today.
Division superintendent Charles
Russell Is back from a norern trip.
Mrs. G. j. Stoner and daughters left
today for Portland. Ore.
Myer Friedman. the wool buyer,
went to Albuquerque this afternoon.
Mrs. d. C. Winters and family and
Mrs. ]. H. Shout got away last night
for the California beaches.
Simon Sanders, the Trinidad wet
goods wholesaler, drove out to Mora
today.
]. s. Duncan left last night for Den.
yer to accompany his children home
from school.
s. M. Wilkinson Of albuquerque.
passed through the city yesterday.
going to Chicago on a business trip.
M. E. Rothenberger. business man
of Albuquerque, passed through en-
route to Chicago.
r. McIlrOy, one of the prOprietors
of an Albuquerque hat cleaning es-
tablishment, Is in the city looking for
trade.
Chief Justice w. j. Mills was among
the number of citizens who went to
Santa Fee to congratulate Governor
Otero.
Harry w. Kelly was among the
number who went over to Santa Fee
last night to attend the governors re-
ception.
John S. Clark was a passenger for
Santa Fee on the late train last night.
He goes to attend the smoker given in
honor of Governor Otero.
Jacob Gross, Of the firm of Gross.
Kelly & company, went over to the
capital last night to attend the recep-
ton.
F. H. Pierce left on the early after
noon train for the capital to attend
the Governor Otero anniversary cele-
bration.
John Stein, Harvey House travelling
superintendent, passed through the
city this afternoon on his way from
La Junta to Albuquerque.
w. e. Nordseick, general agent for
the Germania Insurance company.
with headquarters at Denver, Is here
today.
J. B. Farmer Of st. Louis and party
from the Romero ranch resort, went
to Harvey's today to remain for a
week.
w. A. Buddecke, president Of the
Las Vegas & Hot Springs Electric
Railway, Light, Heat and Power com
pany left today for st. Louis.
James Dunn. chief engineer for the
Santa Fe, passed through the city this
afternoon on his way to the Belen
cutoff.
Misses Grace and Nellie Scoulard.
mission teachers at Ell Rito, left this
afternoon for Montgomery City. Mo.
to spend their vacation.
Mrs. Ed. Gertig, wife of an Albu-
auerone contractor, passed through
the city. bound for Columbus, O., to
spend the summer.
l.. D Blackmer Of FL Paso, passed
through the city on his way to Chi
cago. yesterday. He was called by
the death of his mother.
Jefferson Reynolds, E. D. Reynolds
and Jas. McNary were among the
Las Vegans who went to the capital
last night to attend the governors
reception.
Miss Ethel Hickey, a teacher of Eng
fish in the university at Albuquerque.
passed through the city on delayed No
her way to Chicago where she will
study art.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Heyn, well
known Albuquerque people, passed
through the city yesterday on their
way to Chicago to spend a few weeks
visiting relatives
Mrs. M. Pritchard and son who have
been visiting with the family of F..
F. Cottingham of the roundhouse, will
leave on number two tomorrow for
their home in Chicago.
f. D. Billiard will leave tomorrow
on the limited for his home in Oak.
land, Cal. The gentleman has spent
the greater part of the last month az
tending to important business inter
ests here.
Owing to delay of trains, Mrs. c.
c. Gise and son. Robert, did not leave
albuquerque for Los Angeles unit
this morning. Nettie Lewis. accord
ingly postponed starting on her jour
ney until last night.