Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-28
PERSONALS

d. HI. Newcomer, a mesa farmer
came into town yesterday.
T. B. Griffith came in yesterday
from the mesa for a short visit.
3. c. Foot of Albuquerque was il
LAS Vegas today for short business
stay.
A. Levy Of Walsenburg, Colo, was
in Las Vegas today FOR short bust
ness visit.
Judge David J. Leahy and G. A.
Spiess left today on hunting trip to
La Cueva.
Tros Zeller, rancher from the
neighborhood of Rociada, spent the
weekend in town.
Mrs. Roy Prentice and Mrs F. l..
Myers left yesterday for Denver for
few days shopping trip. 8i
Eliza Stevenson, farmer from
Cherryvale, was in Las Vegas today
to attend to some personal affairs.
Dr. Tannus, an eye, ear and throat
specialist from Santa Fe, arrived in
Las Vegas yesterday for profession
al visit.
F. M. Spitz of Albuquerque came
into town yesterday He will make
short stay here to attend to some
business affairs.
Fidel Delgado came in last night
from Belen to make a visit with
his brother, Lorenzo Delgado, clerk of
the county of San Miguel.
Manuel Camaduran, former resi-
dent of Las Vegas, but now of Pueb-
10, Colo, is in town to spend a few
days with relatives.
S. Onevino arrived in Las Vegas
yesterday from Wagon Mound. He
will make a short stay here to attend
to some personal affairs.
Fidel Ortiz, chairman Of the board
of commissioners of San Miguel coun-
ty, left today for Santa Fe where he
will transact some official business.
Miss Josephine Young left yester-
day for Wagon Mound after a few
days stay inJtown with her parents.
Miss Young is a teacher in the Wagon
Mound schools
R. u. Wallace of Missouli River,
Mont, arrived in Las Vegas today.
He will make visit to the Circle d
ranch with Al Denton, who come into
town to meet him.
Miss Nina Pochel left on train No.
10 yesterday for Wagon Mound. Miss
Pochel, who is teacher at Wagon
Mound, has been spending few days
with her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Code of Valley
Junction, Ia, and Mrs. Gus Carlson
of Fort Madison, Ia. are visiting Miss
Charlotte Clevenger. Mrs. Code and
Mrs. Carlson are sisters Of Mrs J. R.
Clevenger.
B. S. Ellis arrived in town yester-
dav from his home at Ochiltree, Tex,
for a short visit with his family.
Richard Dunn, the postmaster and
merchant of Gascon, was in town to-
dav on business.
Herman Jassoy of wellington, Kas,,
is here for visit with her mother,
Mrs. A. Narcotic. Mr.. Jassoy. who
formerly resided here, is an engineer
on the Santa Fe system with head
quarters in Wellington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio De Tevis, who
were married last week, have gone to
Trinidad, where they will reside. Be
fore her marriage, Mrs. De Teyis was
Miss Emilia Aires of the West side,
The young people are well and favor
ably known in Las Vegas.
Mrs. c. E. Raney and her daughter,
Miss Marion Raney, arrived in Las We
gas on train No. 10 this afternoon.
They will visit the family of John S.
Webb.
Miss Beatrice Regensberg returned
to Las Vegas this afternoon from Col
NOR, where she has been visiting re-
latives.
Rev. J. S. Moore returned today af-
ter short trip to Ration on minister
ial business.
William B. Stapp and family arrived
in Las Vegas this afternoon after a
short visit at Shoemaker. Mr.. Stapp
is the deputy clerk of San Miguel
county.
r. r. Larkin left last night for Las
Cruces on short business trip.
EzeqUiel 6. de sBaca. lieutenant gov
ernor 81 New Mexico, will leave Las
Vegas tomorrow evening on train No.
for SAN bi9go, wderd aie swilE at
tend the opening of the PanamarC Cali
fornia exposition on january f.@ 8
T. G. Robb and his son, Raymond,