Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-10
PERSONALS

D. c. Deuel. went out to La Cueva
today.
A. Vandewart, the Boston wool buy
er, has gone south.
L. p. Thomas Of Cincinnati Is stop
ping at the C%astaneda.
Mrs. Fred II. Stevens left last nigh,
for a visit to New York city.
Miguel Ortiz, wha was here on bus
ness. has gone back to Santa Fe.
Chas. Kohn and Sigmund went Ia
Pueblo today on matters Of business.
Ben Williams, the Santa Fe special
officer, went south on No. Z last night
Stephen A. Douglas has gone to the
Romero ranch resort to spend the sum
mer.
Jas. G. McNary returned from a
short business trip to Denver this at.
ternoon.
w. A. Trephagen, the San Fran
cisco glove man, has gone over to
the capital.
Attorney A. J. Abbott of the Indian
department, arrived in Albuquerque
from Santa Fee.
Mrs. H. s. Knight and children left
Albuquerque for New York state for
an extended visit.
+. P. Barnes, mechanical superin.
tendent OF this district, went back to
Ration last night.
w. +. Standish has gone down to
Ribera to do assessment work on a
promising claim.
Mrs. c. c. Gise and son Robert. left
on NO. l this afternoon for a visit in
Los Angeles.
G. H. Nelson, the Santa Fe refriger-
ator inspector, is here on business con-
nected with the line.
Mrs. Anna l.. Gray of Albuquerque,
has left for San Diego, Cal, wnere
n Will spend a few weeks.
Frank Clark, heavily laden with
ranch supplies, got away from CALM
as Springs this afternoon.
+. S. Waddels, Tootle. Hanna &
Company's gifted representative, is
here from st. Joe selling dry goods.
William Farr has returned to Albu-
querque after a brief visit to his farm
IN the Imperial valley of California.
Simon Neustadt, postmaster and
merchant OF Los Lunas, was in Albu-
querque on business a few days ago.
Mrs. r. w. s. Negus left yester-
day for her old home in Montreal, Can.
ada. where she will spend the summer.
A. H. Griffin of New York City, n
OF the commercial boys, is gazing soul.
fully into the orbs of local merchants
today.
DIR. VIM. T. Slocum, who delivered
the able commencement address at the
Normal last night, left this morning
on the flyer for Colorado Springs.
Mrs. H. j. Ryan left this afternoon
for Denver to bring home her grand
daughter, Marguerite Cluxton, who is
a pupil at Loretto Heights academy.
Mrs. Philip Holman went to Albu-
querque this afternoon. She will re-
turn in a few days accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. S. Neustadt and the
latter's son.
Hon. Pedro Perea went back to his
home in Bernalillo last night, after
attending to business matters of i'm
portance in connection with his office
OF territorial superintendent of in
surance.
Chas. Closson and wife returned
Friday from Las Vegas, where they
had been for several days. Mr.. Clos
0 brought a fine pacing horse with
him, which promises to be a purse
winper.-New Mexican.
Mrs. G.. L. Kilmer, Of Mobile, Ala,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Roth
geb, will arrive tomorrow to spend the
summer in this city. The lady is now
the guest Of her sister, Mrs Hoc.-
meyer in Ell Paso.
A queer looking bug has been dis
covered in the artesian water near
Spring river at Roswell which has not
yet been identified. The find is re-
markable because ~artesian waters sell
dom carry any living matter.
Mrs. vii c. Barnes will pass
through the city Monday afternoon on
No. 2 On her way from a visit to her
mother in Phoenix to the Barnes ranch
at Dorsey. She will be accompanied
by her son Talbot. Mr.. Barnes will
go as far as Gallup to meet them.
w. e. Ogle, the real estate and In
surance man is at Estancia, today to
meet a colony of Swedes and Germans
from Minnesota who will take up lands
along the Santa Fe Central. 1t is ex-
pected that at least $50 families will
arrive before the summer Is over
Another big colony is coming to the
Maxwell grant.