Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-17
PERSONALS

Colonel II. Z. Twltchell has returned
from a business trip to Espanola.
Judge Henry l.. Waldo returned
from Santa Fe last night.
+. r. Haskell Is In from Los Alamos
today.
Judge Waldo left this afternoon for
his home In Kansas City.
w. A. Skinner Is up from Albu.
querque,
Il. j. Stransky and wife are recent
arrivals from Chicago.
Herman Ilfeld was a s%outhbound
passenger this afternoon.
Henry Coke, of Sapello, came in
from the north this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ballard, Of Kansas
Ciyt. are here for a few weeks
stay. ~
E. e. Bishop. who halls from the
city Of Angels Is stopping at the Cas-.
taneda.
DR.. Jas. A. Rolls, the we'll known
Watrous physician, is down to.
day.
Mrs. S. c. Parke left this afternoon
for Pacific Grove. Cal, to spend the
summer.
John Hixenbaugh. an official Of Col.
fax county, came down last night to
attend to business in the city.
Judge Stephen Booth, the veteran
Of Elizabethtown and Ration, is the
guest of DR.. c. c. Gordon.
L. F. Kimball, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Santa Fe, was
here yesterday.
M. H. Sabin, an Albuquerque COM
mission man, Is up from the south In
terviewing the merchants.
D. ]. Harding, Of Boston, a boyhood
friend Of the late VIM. Bell, is here
on business.
p. w. zimmerman, claim agent Tor
the Santa Fe, went to Albuquerque
last night.
Thos. Seward, New Mexico manager
for the Northwestern Life Insurance
company. is here from Albuquerque on
his usual business.
DR.. Parnell expects to leave in a
few days On a trip which will take her
to California points and to the Port
land exposition.
C. l.. Matson, late cashier of the
Colorado Springs Harvey House. Is
now employed here at the Castaneda
as night clerk.
]. w Rank, of Moline, ILL.,, l.. E.
Lindell. of Chicago. and John A. You.
ME of Brooklyn, are the late arrivals
at the New Optic.
Alfonso Sena, one of the popular
clerks at the Boston store. will leave
for Denver tomorrow to spend a week
in vacation as the guest OF rela'
tives.
Miss Bushyager returned this al
ternoon from a weeks country visit.
She expects to leave for Iowa ! n a
few lays to remain for several weeks
at her old home.
jefferson Reynolds returned last
night from Santa Fe. His son, E. B..
Reynolds, has accompanied his broth
er, Secretary Reynolds, to the Quad
ulupe ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Harris and chill
dren returned this afternoon from
Atlas. |. r., to spend the summer
here. They will occupy their home
on Fourth street.
", G. Ogle has received word from
Thos. r. Daily, who lived here for a
couple Of years, that he and his wife,
formerly Miss Alpha Hall, are about
to leave Colorado Springs and return
to Chicago to live.
8. C. Smith and son of Selma, Ala,
have gone to the Romero ranch resort,
After seeing his son established IN a
tent cottage there. MI. Smith, pere,
will return to his duties as conductor
on the Southern Railway.
John H. Hightower, who came here
about two weeks ago from Oklahoma,
died this morning at the Ladies'
Home. It Is believed that the wire
and son are on the way here from
Paris. Texas. The death Is the f1rst
hat has occurred in this city since
the Both of last May.
W. G. Ogle, the real estate and IN
surance man, has returned from the
'Estncia county. He says the country
looks better than he ever saw 1t De-
fore. Mr.. Ogle brings word that
Llovd Lot. an account Of whose In
inry appeared in The Optic OF yester.
day, has been removed to a Topeka
hospital and that some hopes OF his
recovery are entertained.