Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-09
PERSONALS

w. Robinson Is here from his Ce.
bolla ranch today.
Cattle inspector Walter O'Brlen
went north last night.
r. L. Simons, the broker, came In
from Denver yesterday.
Mrs. q. Collins Of Toronto, Canada,
Is here seeing the country.
N. B. R~oseberry has returned from
a trip to Rocky Ford. Colo.
Miss Rose will leave tomorrow for
her home In Ypsilanti. Mich.
Trainmaster Jack Elliott returned
last night from a northern trip.
c. w. Wilson, the Denver CONNER.
cialist, Is interviewing the trade to.
day. go
Ben Williams. the Santa Fe sleuth.
came in from the north this after.
noon.
Will Springer, Of Chas. Ilfeld's, Is
spending a few days at Harvey's
ranch.
J. G. Cheatham. late arrival from
Guthrie. Okla, Is holding forth at the
Central.
Hon. Pedro Perea, superintendent Of
insurance for the territory, Is here on
business.
A. Vorenberg of Wagon Mound, who
Was here for a few days, went home
last night.
E. O. Graham Of Frankfort is ex.
changing greetings with local mer.
chants today.
N. E. Stevens, a we'll known citizen
OF Albuquerque, was here for a short
time yesterday.
M. O'Donel. manager of the Bell
ranch, left last night for Chicago on
a business trip.
Jas. J. McNary of The Optic went
north last night on business. He will
return tomorrow.
S. Floersheim, the successful Trini.
dad wholesaler, is here for a few
days on business.
Jack Straussner. who has the race
track bee in his bonnet, went up to
Denver last night.
A. N. Griffin. a New York business
man, arrived from the north OF No.
/ this afternoon.
? Bridge and building foreman M. r.
Williams came up from Albuquerque
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. v. j. Thomas, who has been
visiting visiting Mrs. Truder, left
yesterday for Ration.
w. A. Buddecke is showing a party
Of st. Louis friends the country round
about Ell Porvenir today. K
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Witzel Of Sill.
yer City, who were here for several
days, went south last night.
w. f. Pratt, the druggist, who was
here on a visit to his family, went
north Denver bound last night.
Miss Huginin, one Of the Normal
teachers, will leave tomorrow to spend
her vacation at her eastern home.
E. B. Wheeler. who has charge OF
the extensive Butler interests in
Mora county, left yesterday for the
ranch.
Mrs. A. B. Stanton and two children,
who spent several days here, returned
to their home in Wagon Mound last
night.
Miss Morrison, who has been here
for several days on a silk banner ad-
yertising scheme, left this afternoon
for greener fields in Ell Paso.
Mrs. H. B. Hamilton, wife of the
late Judge Hamilton, is expected from
FL Paso within a few days to spend
the summer with Mrs. H. B.. Hamll'
ton.
Gus Zumach has returned from a
business trip to Iowa. He reports
that country looking uncommonly well,
but is glad t be back where the sun
shines.
Mrs. A. T. Emberey, a pleasant
lady from Virginia, a niece OF Nj. q
Donel of the Bell ranch, who has been
visiting here for some time, left this
afternoon for home.
Benino Romero left this afternoon
for the south. He will visit Albuquer'
que, Socorro, Deming, Silver City. Las
Cruces. Ell Paso. A~lamogordo and San
ia Rosa and other towns In the inter
est Of La Sanadora.
Mrs. Long, wife of a member of thu
st. Louis board of education, arrived
this afternoon to spend the summer
She comes on the recommendation o.
A. M. Blackwell to recover from 6
slight tubercular ailment.
Miss Salazar has arrived from Wat
rous and another young lady has com'
from Clayton TO attend the summe
Normal. They are the first to COM
in, and az the session Is yet two weeks
away the promptitude is promising.