Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-15
PERSONALS

L. z. Mead. Of Pueblo. Is among
the days arrivals.
W. L. Webb, a Santa Fe man, is
down from Raton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Bait. OF
Orange City, N. j., are recent arriv.
ais. ttRfRgN
s. Patty, the west side plumber,
left on No. 2 for Benedict, Kansas, to-
day.
Mrs. Dan Stern returned this
afternoon from q visit In the east
with relatives.
lgnacio Mora. aged thirty years,
died at his home In this city Saturday.
from tuberculosis.
George H. Hunker has returned
from a business trip to Guthrie and
Oklahoma, Indian Territory.
Nicholas Chafin returned to the
city this morning from Albuquerque,
whittier he went on business.
Ben Manger, acting superintendent
Of the Harvey service was among yes.
terday's visitors to. Las. Vegas.
Chief Justice Mills returned yes.
terday afternoon to Santa Fe where
the supreme court Is still In session.
Ell Green and wife returned to
Trinidad yesterday after spending a
few days visiting friends in the city.
E. l.. Waxham. q Chicago CONNER
-ciai tourist, who comes this way semi
annually, is interviewing his trade to.
day.
Manuel G.. Otero. a young man
well known in Las Vegas and a former
Normal student. is visiting relatives
here.
H. w. Taylor, Of the Simons Sell
ing company left this afternoon for an
extensive business trip through the
southwest.
Mrs. =. A. Tulley has returned to
Las Vegas after spending a few weeks
with relatives in Chicago, New York
and Boston.
Mrs. j. E. Moore and Miss Ruby
were passengers yesterday afternoon
for Ell Paso, where they will spend
several weeks.
w. H. Dearstyne, the affable repre-
sentative Of the Psters raps,s GEN.
pany. left the city this afternoon after
calling on his trade.
E. B. Wheeler, who spent several
days here on business, left Saturday
evening by way of Watrous for his
Fort Union ranch.
Sheriff Cleofes Romero and little
daughter, Betty. went down to FL
Paso Saturday night. Mrs. Romero Is
spending several months there.
Mrs. Trinidad de Baca, Jose c. de
Baca, Miguel and Filadelfo C. de Ba;a
returned this afternoon from Berna-
lilo. where they attended the funeral
of their relative, Hon. Pedro Perea.
Louis Benjamin, of Albuquerque, a
well known commercial man, has
once more been assigned to a route
that leads to Las Vegas, md Is msk-
ing his first visit Of the year to the
city.
N. E. Stevens. a well known Albu-
-%querquean who Is prominent in Odd
Fellow circles and who represents q
Las Vegas building and loan asso-
citation, arrived In the city Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. 5pitz passed
through this city this morning on No.
s on their way to New York. Mr..
Spitz is a member Of the firm OF
B. Ilfeld & Company and will combine
business with pleasure to the extent
Of purchasing a big stock OF spring
goods.
Mrs. Edwin F. Coard. Of Quincy,
ILL.,, wife Of the city editor Of the
Quincy Herald, will arrive in the city
next Wednesday to be the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grant, who former
1y resided at Quincy. Mrs. coard
comes for the beneft Of her health
and will remain for several months.
A passenger through the city yes.
terday was John Bearrup, president
OF the Rio Grande WOODEN Mills at
Albuquerque, who wfl attend the ses.
sion OF the American Federation OF
Labor at indianapolis and present
to that powerful. representative body
his plan Tor cooperation In the mat
ter Of handling ant sharing In the
profits Of the products Of wooden mills.
Mr.. Bearrup has already sec -red the
cooperation Of the working people