Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-24
PERSONALS

Eloy Lucero is up from Albuquerque.
Agapito Romero Is In town from
Mora.
II. j. Ramer is down from Watrous
today.
Charles A. Spiess left last evening
for Santa Fe and FL Paso.
Mrs. Emilio Morgan and children
have returned from Colorado.
II. c. Loudon returned today to the
La Cueva ranch.
Henry Coke, Jr.. is In town from the
lower country.
Agustin Vigil is here from Mora
for medical treatment.
o. B. Earickson went to AlbuQuer.
que on business this afternoon.
Jacob Gross left this afternoon for
st. Louis.
Chas. Trembly came in from a
northern trip this afternoon.
Colonel r. E. Twitchell returned
this afternoon from Santa Fe.
r. l.. Simmons, of the Simmons
Selling company, is here for a few
days from his Denver headquarters.
C. H. Moore, who ably represents
"Schilling's Best" in this part of the
world, Is here today.
H. X. Leonard has been visiting the
city from his new saw mill in Mora
county.
Will c. Barnes returned from Ration
this afternoon. He reports a heavy
rain in Colfax county.
Chas. Peterson vent down the road
this afternoon in the interest of the
Stearns grocery house.
L. H. Rapp returned last night from
Trinidad where he had been on bust
ness for a week or two.
C. e. Drake, risk inspector for the
Mutual Life Insurance company, was
here today looking owe the local
agency.
Gordon Haywood returned this at.
ternoon from Quincy. III, where he
made a good record at the Gem city
business college.
Miss Prayer and her sister, Mrs.
Church, returned this afternoon from
Santa Fee and drove down to the
Romero ranch resort.
w w. Wallace has returned from
Anton Chico. where he set in
place over the grave of Don Trinidad
Casaus a handsome marble shaft. NJ
E. Payson Ripley, a nephew Of
President Ripley Of the Santa Fe, is
here in connection with his duties as
inspector of stations.
Chas. Blanchard and his son Char
les left this afternoon for Santa Fe,
whence they will go up into the Farm
ington country on a surveying expedi-
ton.
Chief Clerk Of the Territorial SUI
peme Court J. D. Sena and his wife
passed though the city on No. / this
afternoon, returning from a week spent
on a ranch at tAbreu to Santa Fee.
Mrs. Lane and sister, who brought
a sick child here from Ell Cuervo for
HuculCdi 7lIcdtulcHt, Itli IUT lOulc lHio
morning. The little one a much
improved.
w. H. Cheatham, formerly Of the
Castaneda, now manager of the Al
varado at Albuquerque, passed through
the city with his wife this afternoon,
returning from a weeks vacation
spent in Chicago.
w. G.. Ogle will leave tomorrow IN
a trip to Taos, E'Town and other
northern parts. He will go provided
with a frying pan and a blanket, and
a few other necessaries with a view
to camping out II he feels so inclined.
Prof. X. M. Chapman, who has been
for the last three months busy In
Chicago and Des Moines illustrating
a book on shells by Frank Springer
that will be published by Harvard
university, returned Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Meissner, Miss Elba Stone
road. Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Sharpe and
Mr.. Bradley have returned from the
D Pecos, where they spent ten
days fishing. They hold the record
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