Las Vegas optic., 1912-09-02
PERSONALS

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R. b. Williams Of Albuquerque came
In last evening from the Duke City.
]. 3. Hestand Of Santa re came in
last evening from the Capital City on
business.
Anna Kelsey Black. 6. NJ, Of Silver
City, was a visitor in Las Vegas yes
terday and today.
Mrs G. NJ. Dougherty and two sons
left this afternoon on train No ! sor
an extended trip to California
=. b. Johnson, the land man, and
Hv. Wolfe left this afternoon on a
short business trip to Springer
Miss Florence Hoskins left this af-
ternoon for Denver, where she win
make ali extended visit with friends.
j.. "A. 0onley, Santa Fe master me-
chanic with oheadduaFters in Ration,
|Sww iniasas Vegas Yesterday on busi-
ness
Manuel Macs. and his brother, Lu-
ciano Macs, merchants and sheepmen
of Gonzales, were in Las Vegas today
on business.
William Williams returned yester-
Iday afternoon from stockton, Calf,
where he has been for the past win
ter and summer.
Ludwig w. Ifeld. the hardware deal
or Of the West side, returned yes
terday afternoon from a weeks bust
ness trip to Denver.
| E. Dowling, Santa Fe trainmaster,
returned yesterday from a months
"trip to Winnipeg, Canada and points
in the middle west
Miss Nellie Bachelor, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l. Bachelor. will
leave tomorrow for Salina, Kan, the
Bachelors former home
Ike Bacharach, Of the firm Of Bach
arach Brothers. returned last night
from purchasing trip to New York
city and points in the east.
Mrs. Hirsborn, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Herman g llfeld,
left last night on the Chicago Limited
for her home in Kansas City.
Secundino Romero, recently ap-
pointed United States marsal, return
ed yesterday afternoon from a
weeks business trip to Denver.
Miss Pearl Hutchinson, one Of the
teachers in the New Mexico Normal
University. arrived yesterday after
noon from her home in Portales.
vicente Montoya, Of the Boston
Clothing house, and Nick Cordova,
who is employed. by Charles Green
clay, left Saturday night on short
visit to Trinidad
Mrs. Charles Greenclay and daugh-
ter, Miss Leona Greenclay, left this
afternoon on train No. 10 for Denver.
Miss Greenclay will attend school in
Denver this winter.
D. T. Hoskins, cashier of the San
Miguel National bank, and daught' r,
Miss Helen Hoskins. left Saturday
afternoon for Santa Fe. Mr.. Hoskins
returned this afternoon.
Miss Nell Stern, who has been in
Las Vegas for the past week visiting
friends, left last night for her home
in St. Louis. Miss Stern was formerly
resident Of Las Vegas.
Rev. G. McReynolds, pastor Of the.
Seventh Day Adventist church, accom-
panied BY Mrs. McReynolds, left last
night on train No. 3 for Los Angeles,
ICallf., where they will locate perman-
emily.
AT. Rogers, Jr., attorney, left this
afternoon for Santa Fe on short
business trip. Mr.. Rogers win repre-
sent the, Ration National bank in the
suit involving the Department store
company Of Ration.
John Pugh. known as the bean king
Of Wagon Mound, and his cousin, g.
r shedd Of Columbus, O., who have
been spending several days in Las
Vegas, returned to the Pugh ranch
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. e. b. Johnson and daughter,
Miss Lorna, returned Yesterday after
noon from an extended trip to the
middle west. Miss Katherine John
son and Marshall Johnson returned
several days before their mother and
sister.
N. M. Rice, general storekeeper Of
the Santa Fe system. passed through
LAS Vegas yesterday afternoon on
business car No on train No. / en-
route from his headquarters in To
peka to Albuquerque. He was accom-
panied by his family.
Mrs. ]. b. McMahon and daughter,
Miss Mary. came i6 Saturday from
their home in Clovis. Mrs. McMahon
lreturned home this aftarnonn maxine