Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31
PERSONALS
Ike Annel visits Snrincor

" faiHtiN i'NuNs
Theo. Hainlen visits town from his
country resort today.
Macario Gallegos drove into town
from Mora last evening.
Joe y, Domingues purchased a ticket
70 Trinidad this afternoon.
George Greenier viii arrive from
Denver on an evening train.
James ), Duncan reached home
from santa Pc this afternoon.
a, NJ Blackwell will go down to
Albuquerque tomorrow afternoon.
]. H. Mckay has left town for the
III Pine ranch. down the coaatr.y.
Juan soma : Lucero is doing bust.
ness h. town today from Puertecito.
Rev ~Galgnole. parish priest at An.
ton Chiro visits the county seat to.
day.
bd 'eidn Rivera. farmer ana cattle
mar san Miguel, is in town OF
business.
Robert II. Gross ticketed himself
up to Maxwell City on an early morn.
Ing train today.
II. A, Harvey, Of resort fame and
fortune, took a train for Kansas City
yesterday afternoon.
Don Eugenio Romero was a return.
Ing passenger from Santa Fe on an
afternoon train today.
Richard Dunn drive to town from
Gascon last evening, accompanied by
John Stein, his tie inspector.
j. +. Bird. auditor for the Pullman
company, was a passenger for Cali.
fornia on No. ! this afternoon.
B. Floersheim, the busy business
man, arrived in town from his Spring.
er headquarters this afternoon.
s. Baca, an employer of native la
borers for the Santa Fe company,
came down from Watrous this after.
noon.
j, Z. Oren, a New York gentleman
staying at the Rawlins house. Is 4
new sheep inspector for this section
Of The territory.
Mrs. w. l.. Smith left this after
noon for Parkersburg, West Va. &C.
comparing her invalid brother. Walt
er Moore, to that city.
Mrs. w. ID. Jelks and Miss Gather.
inc jerks are visiting Gov. Jelks, hus.
band and father, at the Plaza hotel
from Eufaula, Alabama.
DR.. Andras, the rector who filled the
pulpit at st. Paul's Memorial church
last Sunday, returned to Denver and
Boulder, Colo, last night.
Ex-Gov. J. b. Orman of Pueblo was
a passenger last evening for FL Paso,
probably with a view to figuring on
some railroad contracts in that i'm.
mediate vicinity.
Prof. A.. B. Stroup, superintendent
OF the public schools at Albuquerque ,
went south this afternoon from Gree.
ley. Colo, where he was present at
the funeral of his sister.
Mrs. j. van Houten and her visiting
friend, Mrs. Ellen Foster. came up
from Albuquerque last evening and are
the guests of Chris Wiegand and wife,
Mrs. van Houten's parents.
Capt. Il. G. Austen. president Of the
New Mexico cattle sanitary board.
goes owe 10 Santa Fe ioaight and
Secretary VIII G. Ba.nes returned
from his Dorsey ranch this afternoon
l.. c. Moxcey, Sidney, Ohio, Mrs.
X. II. Scherman, Philadelphia; W. S.
Wallace, San Francisco: NJ, an5
Mrs. c. r.. Troth, Denver, are among
the numerous guests at the Castro
da hotel.
Rev. Thomas J, Mackay, who had
had charge of the funeral of
his late father, Reverend
Henry Mackay, departed on delayed
No. 2 last evening for his home in
Omaha, Neb.
Ira Ludington. the big railroad con.
tractor who is double-tracking the
New York. Ontario e. Western, ac-
companied by his wife, passed through
for Los Angeles this afternoon. Mr..
L~udington Is in i'll health. partly from
overwork. and seeks rest and recupe.
ration In a milder climate.
Percival Noise, grand son of the
late Rev. II. Mackay, left this after
noon for Cbanute, Kansas, where he
is stenographer to the master me-
chanic at the Santa Fe railway shops. /
Or. II. ]. Mueller, who accompanied
Mrs. W M. Bell and children over
the Ration mountain, returned on the
flyer this morning. MIS-. Herl5-~1oas
health was not satisfactory and who
was nearly prostrated from the Il
fects of her bereavement. stood the
trip over the mountain well.