Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-31
PERSONALS

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Z. A. Thompson and c. NJ. Bills of
Denver are visitors to the city.
Attorney Robert c. Gortner was
over from the capital yesterday.
G. II. Mcknight, a business man
from Wichita, Kans., Is here today.
. Chas. z. Hoban, the Creme" man,
Is down from Denver seeing his ellen.
tele.
Deputy Sheriff j. l.. Lopez has re-
turned to Santa Fee from a trip to
Las Vegas.
w. S. Alexander, a well known Pueblo
commission man. was doing business
here today.
Mrs. w. +. Cook of Edwardsville,
III, is in the city, the guest of her
brother, G. n. Harrington.
Louis Rosenthal, the clothing sales
mar of Columbus, o., is a recent ar
rival at the Castaneda.
r. r. Urquhart, the Parke Davis
traveller, is in town today, exchanging
smiles with the druggists.
II. G. Lindsey, representing the
shirt house of Tagg Brothers, Chicago,
called on the trade today,
Mrs. Hugh B. Garvin and little son
left this afternoon on No. 2 for Kan
sas City on a visit to relatives.
Mrs. Samuel Romero has gone over
to Santa Fe to join her husband, who
has engaged in mercantile business
there.
w. A.. Williams, who visited friends
in the city on his way home from Cali
%fornia, left this afternoon for Fort
Smith, Ark.
Ernest Spitz, travelling salesman for
Charles HELD, returned 10 town yes
terday, after a siX-weeks' overland
trip in the interests of the popular
old town store.
John Stein, the Harvey system in.
spector, left on No. 8 for Albuquerque.
+. B. Seamer of Kansas City is a
guest at the Castaneda.
Capt. w. B. Brunton, who attended
the Memorial day exercises here yes
terday, returned to his home in the
Cherry valley this afternoon.
E. L. Brinegar, father of Mrs. w. w.
Wallace, was called to Colorado City
today by the serious illness Of his
daughter, Miss Bess Brinegar.
The New Mexican notes that H. J.
Ryan of this city. the. inspector for
the Santa Fe, reached the capital on
his way the Santa Fee Central
on an inspection trip.
Mark Hall, late clarionettist of the
Thirteenth infantry band, stationed
at the preside, San Francicox has
come to Las Vegas for the Summer,
and to keep in practice will fill a
chair in Bleuer's orchestra.
Harry w. Kelly and NJ. w. Browne
of this city, have returned from AL
%buquerque, where they attended the
sessions of the Wholesale Erocars. as
ISOLATION, which met there yesterday.
w. G.. Ogle the insurance man. has
returned from a trip to Elizabeth
town and speaks of big mining doing
up there. Mr.. Ogle believes that the
future of the camp Is to be a wonder.
fully bright one.
Mr.. Pate of Kansas City. who pass,
ed through the city yesterday on his
way to California, had expected to
meet Mrs. H. w. Houf at the depot,
but through a misunderstanding as
to trains he did not succeed. The
gentleman is an old friend Of Mrs.
Houf's family.
Will s. Barnes returned last night
from his ranch at Dorsey. He reports
stock and ranges In the best Of con,
dition now, though the loss of the
northern cattlemen will approximate
twenty-five per cent, in addition to
seventy-five per cent Of the calf crop
w C. Urbin, chief engineer of con
struction of the Las Vegas Street Car
company, has arrived from st. Louis.
The gentleman may remain here in
charge of the power plant. He says
the new ears may be in any day and
they certainly will arrive this week
and be running for the race meet.
Mayor Frank +. Moores of Omaha
and his bonnv bride of a few weeks,
passed through the city this afternoon
on their way home from Phoenix. A
T. It was in Phoenix that the wed
ding took place a short time ago
Mr.. Moores had been there for his
health. The Omaha mayor is a close
friend of Judge B. s. Baker. formerly
of Albuquerque. and says the people
OF Douglas, Burt, Washington ant
Sarphv counties are going to cleo
hin, IN a circuit iudgeship this fall