Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-29
PERSONALS

Robt. II. Gross has been visiting Ra.
ton.
Miss Garth left this afternoon for
Espanola.
II. Hall, a Trinidad salesman, Is
here today.
j. s. Duncan is visiting his children
at school in Denver,
Sabine Romero and wife came over
from Santa Fe yesterday.
Charley Coe has gone down to Albu.
querque 10 attend the races.
Mrs. L. l.. Browne and children
have returned from Kansas City.
j. c. Gale returned Saturday even.
ing from a business trip to Ration.
Capt. VIM. Brunton came down
from Cherry Valley this afternoon.
DR.. Branche, government veterin'
arian, left for country parts today.
Lou B.. Bragg and j. McDonough
have been visiting town from Mora.
George II. Hunker, the attorney, Is
back from his business run up to RAJ
ton.
Jose l.. Lopez, deputy sheriff, has
returned to his official duties az Santa
Fe.
An arrival from the north this after
noon was Otto A. Mayer, the st. Joe
clothing man.
Thos. Quinn, brother of Jerry Quinn,
the passenger conductor, has returned
to Springfield, Ill.
Frank Bope has returned from New
York to spend the summer comfort
ably in Las Vegas.
". S. Heydt and wife returned yes
terday from a trip to Kansas City n
other points in Missouri.
w. p. Kelly left this afternoon for
Cimarron to spend a week or two as
the guest of Captain VIM. French.
I. Mrs. f. H. La Rue returned this
afternoon from Ration where she paid
a short visit to her husband, one OF the
train dispatchers there.
Jules Linde, representing a st.
Louis wholesale house, is here today.
Capt. VIM. RustOn was in town from
Maxwell City yesterday.
Miss f. Read, who did not apply for
her position in the city schools again,
left this afternoon for her home in
klOWa, kanS.
w. A. Ball, agent OF the Wells-Fargo
express company at Santa Fe, met his
wife in this city from a trip to Miss
ouri and accompanied her home.
Fred Mckay, linotype operator on
the New Mexican at Santa Fe, passed
through for that city Saturday evening
from a trip to Fort Madison, Iowa.
f. E. Murphy, chief engineer OF the
geological survey, and R. l. Meeker,
of the reclamation service have re-
turned to their headquarters In Den
yer.
Clay Preston, chief clerk to the San
ia Fe roadmaster at Trinidad, who is
visiting in this city, returns to his post
of duty tonight, accompanied by Da-
vid Estelle, late in the employ OF Ryan
& Blood.
Mrs. Carrie Raymond, grand re-
corder of the Imperial Degree OF
Honor is a guest at the Castandeda.
The lady expects to remain here Tor
several weeks seeking change and re-
newed health.
Misses Mossie and Grace Burkes
returned last night from a five-months
visit to relatives in Louisville. KY.
They came home by way of Chicago,
where they visited several days Win
friends.
Copies of an illustrated pamphlet
containing the write up by the west
ern Review, the organ Of the Asso-
ciated Fraternities, on the sanitarium
project, may be had at this office.
Miss Minnie Craig, n OF the teach
ers in the west side schools during
the last year., left this afternoon for
her home in Albuquerque. Miss Craig
would have been reelected to her
position with an advance in salary,
but owing to the fact that her father
has been called to New York as SUI
perintendent of Presbyterian missions
for the United States, she withdrew
her application.
w. F. Thompson, day clerk at the
Castanada left this afternoon for Den
yer. His place will be filled by Maur.
ice Sandoval. Clifford Matteson OF
Kansas City will succeed as night
clerk. H. H. White has come up
from Albuquerque to enter upon his
duties at the Castaneda while w. }.
Dixon has gone to Albuquerque to sue
coed White.