Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-15
PERSONALS

Fe.
Jules Daniel went up to Springer
this afternoon.
Henry Coke went up to Ration yes.
terday on banking matters.
Mesdames Dan and Jake Stern are
at home from their Denver trip.
Fred w. Brooks has been visiting
town again from Wagon Mound.
Ernest p. Mackel returned this after.
noon from a short business trip up the
country.
w. G. Rupp returned last evening
from a business trip up to Trinidad,
Colo.
Thomas Ross, James Robbins and \.
J. Gehring reached home from Denver
this afternoon.
George Benefiel, a capable young
wholesale clerk, Is here from Trinidad,
expecting to remain.
Rev. FIR. Redon, parish priest at Mo-
ra, went down the road this afternoon
on a visit to Bernalillo and Gallup.
Myer Friedman has Joined his wife
and family here from a trip down to
Albuquerque.
Pete Roth made a big shipment of
the celebrated Macbeth water to Rat
on last Friday.
Wis, returned to her home in Albuquer-
que last night.
Miss Mary Mack goes down to Al
bnquerque tomorrow, in which city she
will remain indefinitely.
Don Trinidad Romero of Estancia is
visiting friends and relatives in FL
Paso, Texas, indefinitely.
Frank j. Graf, a mining promoter of
Bisbee, Arizona, passed through the
city yesterday, going east.
M. Paltengh of Wagon Mound has
returned from the Cnaperito country,
whittier he went to purchase sheep.
Silvano Gallegos, the peg and awl
artist, is up from Albuquerque where
he is conducting a shoe shop around
the corner.
Jefferson Ragno'ds and wife tela.
graph that they will reach home from
their trip abroad On the flyer tenor.
row morning.
r .S~tudebaker and wife returned to
Denver last night after having com
pleted a sale of land and buildings for
dairy purposes.
Col. Geo. Fl. Hutchinson and wife re-
turned from their California trip, Sat.
urday night, the latter o n~oticeably
benefited in health.
G. w. Allen whose job printing es-
adjustment in FL Paso is paying him
handsomely, left for home and bust.
ness this afternoon.
E. Payson Ripley, a nephew of Presi.
dent Ripley and station Inspector for
the Santa Fe company, went down to
Lamy on No. 1 this afternoon.
". A. McGrew and NJ. v. B. Benson,
general agents of insurance companies
offices in Denver, are over from San.
ia Fee to remain a day or two.
MI. and Mrs. w. w. Phillips, who
had been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Nutter at La Placita ranch, de.
parted for Chicago this afternoon.
George w. Childs, Jr., editor of the
Philadelphia Ledger, was a southbound
passenger through Las Vegas last
evening, accompanied by his wife.
Rev. J. G. Sanchez, in charge OF the
Spanish Baptist church on the ives,
side left for st. Louis this afternoon
to attend the annual meeting of the
Baptist societies.
Frank Kenderdine of Topeka, broth
er of Mrs. B. T. Mills, has left the city
on a business trip to Minneapolis
MINI. Mrs. Mills sister Is expected
out from Topeka Wednesday.
T. F. Chapman, a former postmaster
in Las Vegas and after whom the 10
cal Masonic lodge was named, is in E
Paso, Texas, from Oakland, CAL. hav
ing his eyes treated by a specialist.
H. H. White, the popular clerk il
the Alvarado hotel at Albuquerque fol
the past year or two, has come up t.
Las Vegas, where he will assume thu
duties of cashier in the Castaneda no
tel.
Judge H. l.. Waldo, solicitor for tn,
Santa Fe railway company in New
Mexico, returned to his headquarter!
office in this city last evening from
short ~sojourn with his family in Kan
sas City.
DR.. w. T. Brown of the Montezum:
Ranch Resort. left for Chicago Satur
day evening, accompanied by his littl'
daughter. They will visit for a few