Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-31
PERSONALS

CnufIeS a, SpelSs WeHt Out W SuHlt
Fe last night.
Mrs. A. G. Green Is at home from
her trip up to Trinidad,
Mrs. A. A. Jones and visiting friends
went out to Watrous yesterday.
Charles Ilfeld left for the east last
night on his usual purchasing trip.
Benito Gonzales left for Gallup to.
day to accept a position In a mine.
Nj. d. Bernal has been a visitor to
town from Cleveland, Mora county.
Louis Wildeustein and Roman Tru-
jillo have been down from Watrous.
George Arnot returned to Albuquer.
que today, taking his family with him.
Mrs. Clara Waring returned from
her extended eastern trip Saturday
night.
Miss Anna Gordon, a Santa Fe
school ma'am, was a passenger for
Chicago today.
Rev. Manuel Burcolon, a P~resbyter.
ian missionary, came up from Albu-
querque yesterday.
A. J. Wertz, family and visiting
daughters of Ell Paso, picnicked in the
mountains yesterday.
w. B. Bunker, the attorney. came
here from Trinidad on the delayed
train Saturday night.
Alex Levy, a Walsenburg business
man who is known by all old-time
residents, Is about town today.
John Stein, division superintendent
for the Harvey people, is up from be-
low to spend a couple of days.
Mrs. A. S. Moye and youngest son
went down to Glorieta yesterday af-
ternoon on a visit to relatives.
Sec. Romero and wife have been
visiting town from the ranch, where
many Improvements are in progress.
l.. H. Rapp, the Las Vegas architect,
who has the contract for the new high
school building at Santa Fe, has re-
turned from the capital.
Mrs. C. V. Hedgcock and daughter,
Miss Jennie Vivian, came home from
Denver yesterday, where they had
been visiting for some weeks.
DR.. Blanche, government live stock
inspector, returned today from a trip
to outlying districts, where he made
an unsuccessful search for scab.
Mrs. L. ]. Walsh and children, who
had been the guest of NM. Vincent
Truder for the past three Weeks, left
for their home in Ration yesterday.
]. A. Miers, a Kansas City drug
gist and an alderman in that city,
who had spent a number of days here,
left for Los Angeles yesterday with
his wife.
school teacher at Santa Fee, passed
through the city on No. 2 this after
noon, bound for Salina, Kas., on a
months vacation.
Attorney julius Staab was a pas
senger on the real Pullman of the
limited wrecked in the yards this
morning. He was returning to Albu-
querque from an eastern visit.
Mrs. Pethoud, formerly a skilful
milliner in Las Vegas, passed through
the city this afternoon on her way
from her present home in Douglas, A.
T. to Denver. Friends met her at the
depot.
H. H. Ross, brother-in-law of DR.. H.
M. Shaw, is here with his wife on
their return to St. Johns, Kas., from
a trip to the Portland exposition.
They will be accompanied home by
their daughter, Miss Mildred.
Guy Gatchell and family leave for
Albuquerque on No. Z tonight. The
young man goes to become cashier for
the Wells-Fargo office down there. In
fraternal circles and in the band he
will be missed. Albuquerque gets a
good family.
Trinidad C. de Baca, clerk for the
Hnion Mercantile company at Clayton,
N. NJ, arrived here yesterday after
noon with his wife, formerly Miss
Kate Sosaya of this city. She will
visit her parents indefinitely, but ne
returns to Clayton tonight.
The Rev. Wilson J. Marsh, for five
years pastor of the Congregational
church at Albuquerque, passed through