Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-16

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.. a Wheeler has returned from a
business trip In Denver.
President Vert and wife are In the
mountains today.
NJ. T. Root, a Pueblo salesman, was
among the afternoon incomers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Nutter are In
from Los AlamOs today.
Joe and Carroll Harberg returned to
Mora today.
Jas. Cassidy went back to Cleveland
this morning.
Al Bowen came In from Fort Union
today.
ID. T. White, one of the FL Paso
travelling corps. is here on business.
j. A. Elston Of Colorado Springs Is
here or business.
Frank f. O'Brien of New York is a
late arrival at the Castaneda.
Mrs. 8. c. Parke Of New York Is at
the Castaneda for a brief stay.
j. G. S%chalach, a New York drum.
mer, is looking up the local trade to.
day.
s. p. Grosholz and wife are spend.
ing a few days here en- route to the
coast.
J. II. Hewitt. a st. Louis salesman,
Is doing the city today in the interest
of his firm.
Mrs. F. D. Mccormick and little
daughter, after a two.years' sojourn in
Chicago, have returned to Las Vegas.
F. G. Wisner of Sweden. a thriving
town in Arkansas, Is here looking for
a location.
Miss Henriquez. sister of Mrs. Frank
Manzanares, returned this afternoon
from a northern. visit.
M. L. Kahn. a we'll known Pueblo
commercial man, came in on No. ]
this afternoon.
w. C. Smith and son of Selma, Kan.
are in the city to remain for an in
definite time
Isadore Sanders, a Trinidad bust
ness man, came in from the north last
night.
E. H. La Rue, Santa Fe dispatcher
at Ration, is down on a visit to his
family.
Attorney F. w Clancy of Albuquer.
que returned home last night at
ter transacting legal business here.
d. T. White, the commission broker,
is here looking after his business in
terests.
H. E. Blake will move his family
out to the mines tomorrow. They Will
spend the summer there.
Mrs. B. Kayser and Miss L. kayser
of New York City, stopped of here
yesterday en- route to California Tor
the summer
Misses Furro. Callahan. Thomas.
McCrickett and Earhart returned this
afternoon from a pleasant week at
Harvty's.
w. P. Dunlavy, a gentleman of parts
from Pierre. s. D., is among the re-
cent arrivals in Las Vegas. He may
remain.
Misses Ruth and Kate Devine and
Mary and Bessie Upton came down
from Watrous last night to spend a
day or two here.
Clarence HAYNES of Sedgwick, Kan,
who has been the guest of his cousin.
Richard Larrimore. for a few days,
left this afternoon for a visit to the
Lewis & Clark centennial.
Chief Justice Mills has called a
meeting of the Las Vegas bar to be
held this evening at the Commercial
club to prepare resolutions concern
ing the death Of Captain l.. G. Fort.
Mrs. E.. W. Dobson, wife Of the well
known Albuquerque attorney, and
son, passed through the city yester-
day on their way to Chicago to visit
for several weeks.
Arthur Everitt. an Albuquerque Jew
eler, accompanied the special contain
ing the California Mobiles Of the Mys-
tic Shriners yesterday on its way to
Niagara Falls. Mr.. Everitt Is the
only New Mexican in the delegation.
Hugh E. Campbell Of Flagstaff,
Ariz.. a well known stockman, passed
through the city today on his way to
Kansas City with q sheep shipment.
Mr.. Campbell is shipping $4,000 sheep
to the market and getting fine prices.
j. s. Duncan returned this after
noon from Denver, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Beulah, who has
completed the years work at the
Academy Of the Sisters OF Loretto.
His son Gordon will return Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Ryan Of National avenue, who
spent the week in Denver attending
tn closing exercises Of Loretto acad-
m in which her grand daughter
Margery Cluxton, is a pupil, returned
on No. | accompanied by the young
lady.