Las Vegas optic., 1913-09-11
PERSONALS

G. 3. Lewis left yesterday evening
for Albuquerque where he will be on
business for several days,
Albert Stern left last night for Kan
sas City where he intends to be on
business for several weeks.
A. L. Cassidy came in last night
from his home at Santa Fe for short
business visit in Las Vegas.
F. E. Clarke of Albuquerque came
in last night from his home for q
several days business visit here.
w. S. Rose, representative for the
shillings company of San Francisco,
was business visitor here today.
Miss Arny Huffman returned last
nght fr, "a Santa Fe where she has
been visiting fer the past few days.
Robert Vase came in last night
from his home at Rociada for a few
days visit with friends in Las Vegas.
J. B. Null Of Kansas City arrived
in Las Vegas last night and will be a
business visitor here for the next
week.
G. M. Degroff, of Joplin, Mo-, arriv
ed in Las Vegas last night ami will
remain here for several weeks as a
visitor.
Ed Stern, representative for the
Rothchild firm Of 81 Louis, was a
Rothsohild firm Of st. Louis was a
ment stores today.
PeuI Stockbridge, representative for
the ArmstrongTurner Millinery COM
pany Of Denver was a business visit
or in Las Vegas today
George Mcdonald returned this aft
ernoon from the Charles Cassidy
ranch where he has been on visit
for the past few days.
John Brunton, who has been spend
ing some time at Shoemaker, visiting
his father, Captain w. B. Brunton,
left last night for California
@ D. Black Of Mora came in tits
morning from his ranch for few
days business visit. He reports good
crops for Mora county this year
Harry w. Kelly of the firm of
Gross Kelly and Company left yes
terday evening for Trinidad where he
will be for several days on business
Mrs Jennie Hazels of washington,
Mo, came in this afternoon and will
remain in Las Vegas for several
months for a visit with her son, David
Hazels.
M. o. Davis, an official of the San
ia Fe Railway company came in last
night from his headquarters at la
Junta for a short business visit ii
Las Vegas.
Captain w B. Brunton of shoema-
ker left last night for Chattanooga,
Tenn, where he will attend the ma.
tional reunion Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic.
Mrs. X. Lourie and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, came in this aftersoon from
their home in New York city and
will remain in Las Vegas for the next
several months as visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nolette returned
last night from the Baker ranch
where they have been for the past
few weeks on fishing trip. Mr..
Nolette reports unusually large catch
es
H. w Master, general superintend-
ent OF the Wheeling & Lake Erie rail
way, will pass through Las Vegas
tonight on train No. 2 in his private
car on his way from California to
Kansas City.
G. NJ Moore and r. H. Browne, who
are travelling across the country by
automobile, stopped in Las Vegas last
night, having come in from Corona.
They left this morning, hoping to
reach Trinidad They were guests
Of the Hotel Romaine while in Las
Vegas
Harry Haskell, local ticket agent
for the Santa Fe Railway company,
will return to Las Vegas from French
tomorrow and resume his duties in the
local office. Mr. Haskell has been
located at French Tor the past few
weeks, doing relief work and taking a
short vacation
Miss Margaret Webster and Miss
Marie Mernin, who have been visiting
in Las Vegas for the past few weeks,
left last night for the Grand Canyon
where they will remain for several
weeks. Miss AIernin will return to
Las Vegas, while Miss Webster will
continue to the coast.
PRoGREssIvEs TO CONFER
Washington, Sept, 11.-Senators