Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-03
PERSONALS

H''N'h bhiiNifol WAC tDOuI lOMn
from Watrous yesterday.
n, b, Roseberry Is again OF for
country parts on a ~stock-buying trip.
Mrs. Felipe Valdez returned this
afternoon from a visit to Santa Fe.
II. w. Kelly returned yesterday
from his southern business trip.
Jose MERGED Montoya Is here from
Clayton, N. NJ, to spend the Fourth.
vii c. Barnes went to his Dorsey
ranch last night to spend the week
with his family.
Mrs. b. de Pine and Miss r. Busta-
mante are up from the Pecos country
to spend the nations natal day.
w. j. ~Funkhouser, a former resi-.
dent OF Las Vegas, was In the city be.
tween trains from Trinidad, Saturday.
Arthur Judell, representing a whole.
sale shoe house In Kansas City. came
In from the north last evening.
George Burk has accepted q posi-.
ton with the Las Vegas Telephone
company.
Rev. o. Leone, S. j., was a passen.
ger into town from Albuquerque this
afternoon.
l.. J. Meyer of this city left last
night for ST Joseph, Mo-, for treatment
by a specialist.
Charles b. Kerhman, the St. Louis
hat salesman, went up to Harvey's
this morning to join his family who
are summering there.
Judge T.. V. Long and Mayor F. E,
Olney returned last night from an
outing on the boundaries of the Las
Vegas grant
County School Superintendent
Leandros Sanchez has returned to
town from a visit to his ranch near
La Cuesta
w. G. Hart Is in from the Bell
ranch to spend the Fourth and attend
to some business matters that he had
been putting off for a few days.
Will N. Rosenthal, the head, front
and shoulders of the Rosenthal Furni-
ture company, purchased a ticket to
Denver yesterday afternoon.
Jose Romero, son of the late Don
Hilario Romero, arrived yesterday af.
ternoon from st. Louis where he had
been a student at the Jesuit college.
Mrs. R. j.. Blanche and children.
family of the government stock Off
cial, have arrived in the city from
the east.
r. M. Wingo, cashier of the Lou
don national bank at Ell Paso, Tex,
joined a fishing party on the Pecos
out from Glorieta today.
Judge II. s. Wooster was accom-
panied home from Iowa by his de-
voted daughter, Mrs. George E. John
son.
Mrs. Lorenzo Lopez and Mrs. Jose L..
Lopez and children, cane over from
Santa Fe this afternoon on a visit
to relatives and friends.
John l.. Zimmerman returned with
the Long-Olney party from"a trip to
the. eastern boundary of the Las
Vegas grant.
Miss Sadie O'Byrne, daughter of
M. and Mrs. James O'Byrne. went up
to Colorado Springs yesterday after
noon, in which city she will pass the
next three months most happily.
Captain E. B. Wheeler, represent
ing the western interests Of the Gen.
eral Butler estate, reached the city
from Pueblo, Colo. yesterday after
noon.
H. X. Leonard returned Saturday
evening from Mora county, where he
had had an eye to the operation OF
two saw mills, one in each end OF
the county" as he expressed 1t.
w. H. Long, the stock raiser with
a fat bank account, passed through
this afternoon. with his oife. en-
route from Ell Paso for the Portland
exposition.
Fred Noleppe, tOnsorial artist at w.
T. Reeds shop, has accompanied his
wife on a trip to Helena, Mont. in
the hope of benefting her waning
health.
Mrs. w. H. Manderield and daughter
MISS LukCuld MdAuOA ASAuS
the city this afternoon, accompanied
by Isaurito, the bright little son OF Z.
H. Salazar.
Albert Williams, who spent last
winter here, arrived at Romero yes
terday to spend a couple Of weeks as
the guest Of his mother who is sum
mering at the Montezuma ranch re-
sort. The young man holds a respons'
ible railroad position at San Marciai'
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Anderson and
children will arrive in the city from
st. Louis tomorrow to spend the re.
mainder of the summer. Mrs. ROBERT
Gross and her sister, Miss Anderson,
went to Santa Fee this morning TO
meet them.