Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-30
PERSONALS

Miss Maria Baea has returned from
FL Paso, where she had been III.
Bernardo Romero and family arc
up from III Paso, Tex.
Manuel c, de Baca went over Ia
Santa Fe today.
Mrs. Joseph Stahl is up from Albu.
QuerQue,
W. A. Skinner Is a visitor to town
from Albuquerque.
Theodore Hinlen has been visiting
town from his resort.
George II, Kinkel is at home from
his TRIP 10 Albuquerque.
Sol Harmon is back from Kansas
City and Topeka.
Frank Clark and Louis Capt have
been IN town from Gallinas Springs.
G. n, Wilson has oeen visiting town
from Mineral Hill,
II. NJ. Richards has been up from
San Marcial. n, NJ.
J. J. Ludi has returned from Wat.
rous for rest and medical treatment.
Mrs. II. c. Young. wife Of the bicy.
Gle dealer, left for Dayton, o.
DR.. w. r. Upton returned from a
Watrous trip yesterday aftrenon.
Mrs. Christensen, wife Of the phar-
macist at the Mann drug store. leaves
for Chicago on the night train.
Marcus Finch, Of the Mora County
Mines. departed for Denver this at.
ternoon.
Gregorio Garcia v Sandoval. a pros.
porous sheepman from thu lower
Ccnchas country. Is In town.
W. G. Hayden expects to get away
to the Portland exposition tomor.
row.
W. T. Lee and Merle Ridley Of the
U. SOCIOLOGICAL survey, drove up the
canon today.
f. d. Reynolds has returned from
a. trip to the country that did him
much good.
H. w. Kelly is at home from his
business trip to Trinidad and Den.
yer.
Arthur Keene and Roy Chapel are
at home from a horse hunt TO the
Santa Rosa region.
Joshua S. Reynolds, the banker, who
recently returned from a foreign trip.
left for Albuquerque and FL Paso.
Miss Louise Reynolds, who had been
nursing her sister at the sa~nitarium,
left for Chicago,
Miss Lizzie Hockett, niece of Super
~intendent F. J. Easley, accompanies
him and family to Newton. Kas.
Mrs. R. c. Dillon is up from Albu-
querque, called here by the illness of
her father, NJ. r. Williams.
Mrs. Juan Silva and children went
down to Bernalillo on the afternoon
train. They will spend the glorious
Fourth in Albuquerque.
Albert Wallis, the railroad contrao.
tor, who formerly resided In this
city, is up from Ell Paso, Texas. on a
private business matter.
F. H. Pierce and his sister-in.law,
Miss Louise Watkins. have returned
from their trip to Colorado Springs
and Denver.
Mrs. Joe Burks, wife of the con-
ductor, left for Louisville, KY, yes
terday afternoon, accompanied by her
child. .k
H. E. Finney, the trusted piano
tuner, has gone over to Santa Fe,
where he hopes to do as well as he
did here.
Miss Dickinson. cousin of Mrs. A.
A. Jones and Miss Elba Stoneroad,
has arrived from FRESNO, Cal, on a
visit t. them.
H. w. Deciding, assistant fire chief
of St. Louis, who had been visiting his
brother at st, Anthony's sanitarium,
has returned home.
Ellsworth ingalls,, a special agent
of the interior department, Is at the
Castaneda hotel from the lower coun-
try.
Brother Arthemian, president of De
La Sale institute, Wen down to San
Miguel on the afternoon train yes
terday.
ri. II. MORSE, WHOSE ldLucl 10 cul'
tor and proprietor of a daily paper at
St. Joseph, Mich, is visiting an in
valid brother, Harry A. Morse, at
the Plaza hotel sanitarium.
Harry G. Cakes, the linotype oper.
ator, has returned from Douglas, Ariz.,
accompanied by his wife. They will
likely remain here some days, and get
thoroughly cooled off.
Judge H. S. Wooster writes from
Missouri Valley. Ia, that he will
reach home tomorrow or Sunday, stop
ping off in Kansas City on the way
out.
Mrs. Emma Prichett and baby, who
had been staying at Z. F. Coddington's
for some months. have Joined the hus-
band and father in Chicago, where
he is a prosperous photographer.
Guy Gatchel, of the local Wells
Fargo office. wife and baby. returned
yesterday afternoon from a months