Las Vegas optic., 1912-03-19
PERSONALS

morrow afternoon for Greenville.
Miss
District Attorney Charles w. G.
Ward went to watrous last night on
business.
TIC. ogden. Santa Fe division fore
man. went to Lamy this afternoon on
business.
Charles E. Michael left this after
noon on short business trip to AL
buquerque.
Henry Springer came in this after
noon from the Springer ranch near
Cimarron.
Juan salas was IN Las Vegas to
day from his home in Los Cerr.ilos
on business.
c. L. Kline. claim adjuster of the
Santa Fe, has returned from a short
"trip to Chicago.
Miss Marian Nohr was in Las Veg
as yesterday and today from her
home in Watrous
R. s. Randall, formerly of Las
Vegas now of Albuquerque, was in
the city Sunday and yesterday.
Mrs. B. Archibald returned last
night from an extended visit with
friends and relatives in California
Miss Zella Wallace left this after
noon for Albuquerque where she will
be employed in the Alvardo hotel
Richard Dunn came in yesterday
from his ranch at Gascon and left last
might for Mountainair on business.
Jefferson Reynolds, president of the
EiTst National bank, left yesterday af-
ternon for Denver on a short bust
ness trip.
John A. Laughlin of Trinidad came
in last night from Colorado. Mr..
Laughlin is well known contractor
of Trinidad.
| George Whalen left yesterday after
noon for Kansas City from which
place he will go to Detroit. where he
expects. to locate.
v. Baca arrived yesterday after
r.oon from his home in Albuquerque.
1t is said that Mr.. Baca AMI his
brother, e Baca, will open picture
show on the West side.
Judge H. L. Waldo, solicitor for the
Santa Fe, returned last night on train
No. 8 from Kansas city. Judge Wal
do was accompanied to Las Vegas by
his daughter, Miss Mary Waldo.
L. G. Harris, transitman on the San
ia Fe engineering gang, and R. G.
Dewey, chairman, went to Trinidad
yesterday afternoon on late train No.
10 for a visit of few days with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. van Houten re-
turned to their home IN Ration yester-
day afternoon. They had been in Las
Vegas several days visiting Mrs. van
Houten's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Wiegand.
Civil Engineer John L. Zimmerman
went to Santa Fe yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. Zimmerman is secretary of
the Good Roads association and yes
terday issued call for the meeting
of the association.
Ramon A. Trujillo, who resides on
the Red river, was in Las Vegas today
on business. Mr.. Trujillo says the
loss in cattle, horses ana sheep dur
ing the recent cold weather will
amount to 25 per cent.
F. H. Wielandy of the Blackwell,
Wielandy Stationery Company of st.
Louis. was in Las Vegas today in the
interest of his company. This is Mr..
Wielandy's first trip to New Mexico
in six years. Formerly ne mads this
territory twice a year.
]. L. Stubs, general agent Of the
Wells Fargo Express company, in
Denver. stopped off in Las Vegas yes
terday afternoon en- route from Colo
RADIO to Los Angeles. lr. stubbs was
formerly resident of Las Vegas, dur
ing which time he was in the grocery
business,
t Mrs. charles A Spiess returned
this afternoon from an extended visit
with friends and relatives IN New
York and Chicago. Mrs. spiess was
accompanied to. Las Vegas by Miss
Lillian Sergeant of Chicago. who, after
short visit with Mrs. Spiess, will
continue to California.
J. NJ Kurn. superintendent of the
western grand division of the Santa
Fe, passed through Las Vegas last