Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-13
PERSONALS

Harry W. Kelly returned last night
from the north.
Santa FEE Auditor r. w. Hoyt went
south last night.
jefferson Reynolds will so over to
Santa Fe tonight.
Attorney A. A. Jones left for his
Santa Rosa ranches today.
Attorney d, 7. Ieib is down from
Ration on legal business.
II. II. Hedstrom Of Greeley, Colo,
Is here on private business.
Mrs. ]. A. Long and her daughter Of
st. Louis. drove to Romero today.
The family of Philip Baca y Garcia
have returned from Wagon Mound.
Mrs. George Hill will leave tonight
for Kansas City to remain. two months.
General A. p. Harrington returned
last night to his headquarters In Santa
re.
w. A. Pless, special examiner for
the United States pension office has
gone to Santa Fe.
J. P. McNulty Of Los Cerillos, man.
ager for the Tiffany turquoise mines,
went home last night.
J. w. Flood of Louisville and Fred
Grantham of Kansas City, are new
arrivals at the New optic.
The sons of Frank Springer return
ed last night from a visit to their
uncle's ranch in .olfax county.
Attorney w. B. Ritter Of Durango.
who has been here for several days
on business, will return north tonight.
F. II. Pierce returned this morn
ing from Santa Fe where he presided
at a session Of the penitentiary com.
mission.
S. ]. Woodlands Of Denver, repre-
talking weights to the trade. He goes
north on No. 2.
Rev. Samuel Magill, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at Ration, left
that town yesterday for a two months
tour of Europe.
Judge A. J. Abbott of Santa Fe
came over yesterday afternoon on le-
gal business and will return TO the
capital tonight.
B. 0. Smith, the p%rospector, expects
to leave for the Sangre di CristO fast
nesses in the course of next week on
a prospecting tour.
Juan Navarro. a member Of the
penitentiary commission, returned
from Santa Fe this afternoon, accom-
panied by Patricio Sena for Mora.
Attorney E. N. Clark of Denver, who
has been here for a few days conduct.
ing the D. & r. G. side of the railway
case, leaves this evening for home.
Mrs. Wardwell and Miss Marion
Tanning leave on the mornings stage
for Harvey's ranch for a few days
stay. They Will return with the nor
NAL contingent now there. about the
end of the week.
Mrs. L. E. Bernard and daughter,
Miss Fannie, left last evening for Kan
sas City and st. Louis, where they
will visit relatives for two or three
months. While there Miss Bernard
will study vocal and instrumental
music.
George F. Albright Of Albuquerque,
met at No. Z last night, Miss Stahcia
Wolf anod Miss Mary Ebert of Circle.
vile, o., and Miss Nellie Delaney of
Manchester, O., whom he accompanied
to the Duke city on a visit to his
daughter, Miss lone.
Mr.. Harry Snyder. the carpenter
who was injured some weeks ago in
a fall from the building at the corner
of Sixth and Columbia streets, Is fast
recovering from his injuries and ex
poets to be back at work in a few
weeks.
M. p. Carter, a recent arrival from
Cleveland. O., left this morning fol
the canyon with a complete camping
outfit and provisions for a three
months stay. Mr.. Carter is sufferins
from a slight tubercular trouble ant
expects to regain robust health by his
%sojourn in the mountains.