Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-17
personal. PENoiLrNGs.

r, D. Osborne Is a late arrival at the hot
springs.
Louis Le 1'estu. OF Puerto de Luna, Is In
the city.
N. y. Hart came up from the south this
morning.
Mysr Friedman was In Wagon Mound
yesterday.
Frank H. shafer of Ration, isa visitor
in the city.
Fairfax Gaines went down to FL Paso,
last evening.
Eebsrt Ftitslen is in from Puerto dc
Luna. to-day.
Jos. Spence is mp from the Pinos Wells
section Of country.
W. W. Prigmore and family spent yes
terdsy in wstrous.
Willie Fisher left this morning for Mora,
to spend a few weeks.
& 3. Veeder went over to Santa Fe,
on last evenings train.
N. 8. Hart same up from the south on
the early morning train. \
e. L. Hamblin returned from the south
on the early train Sunday.
Louis Kahn and daughter, Rayitos, are
in the city from Mora, to-day.
Mrs. Geo. W. Hartman and family went
down to Cerrillos last evening.
E. 8. Weeks came over from Mora yes
terday, returning this morning.
Win Rosenthal and family will spend .
month camping at the Williams ranch.
Mrs. t. A. Davis will enjoy an outing in
the mountains for the next few weeks.
J. M. Leseny and family spent yester-
day at Trout Springs and at FL Porvenir.
Prot. j. A. Hand and wife and Master
Arthur Hand, spend the day at Williams'
ranch.
N. G. de Baca, of the Romero Mercantile
company, went over to Santa Fe, last
evening.
L. J. Marcus and family returned from
q weeks camping on the Williams ranch.
this morning.
Archbishop Chapelle, accompanied by
two attendant priests, returned to Santa
Fe, last evening.
Express Agent h. q. Rankin and family
went out this'morning, to La Cueva ranch,
for a few days outing.
Fathers Picard, Sapello; Fayet, San
Miguel, and Carpenter, Chaperito, were
in the city Saturday.
Charles Hernandez, Demetrio Silva and
| Mr.. Casaus are travelling overland to Ros-
we'll, for the fun of the thing.
Will 8. Hunter left in return to Chicago,
| after several months visit to his wife, who
is in this vicinity for her health.
Mrs. e. G. Shaub, of Springfield, Mo-,
passed through this city, Saturday even
ing, to visit her brother at Rowe.
Don Ricardo johnson, of Sonora, Mex
leo, q friend Of Major M. Salazar, was a
through passenger south, Saturday even
ing.
Chief Justice Smith returned to Santa
Fe, last evening. Mrs. Smith expects to
60 over to the Ancient tomorrow even
ing.
W. e. Bayless, st. Louis; Joseph Spence.
Pinos Wells; c. b.. Murphy, Denver; z. 8.
Weeks, Mora, are late guests of the New
| Optic.
Mrs. Frank Deatherage, wife of a promi-
nent Kansas City attorney, arrived at
Watrous yesterday, on a visit to the Head
family.
Perfecto Jaramillo, q faithful employe
of the Duncan & Horne stables, has gone
out to Tularosa on a short visit to his
parents.
G. A. Spiess left last evening for Santa
Fe, after spending a day or two in company
with his wife, who is at present visiting
friends here.
Mrs. 8. Cornell, mother OF Mrs. r. J..
Van Petten, left for her home at Lawn
Ridge Illinois, this morning, after a very
pleasant visit In this city.
g. J. Wright, Texas; NJ. b. Goldenburg,
Puerto de Luna; r. S. Gordon, Medicine
Lodge, Kas. W. B. Starr, Greeley, Colo;
register at the Plaza hotel.
Miss Mollie Keough, a matron in the In
dian school at Fit. Defiance, passed through
here for that place last evening from a
vacation at her home in Kansas.
G. F. Goddard, who was quite we'll
known in this city back in 1882, and who is
now a resident of Butte, Montana, passed
through here Saturday, en- route to Ari-
zona.
g. w. Webb, Chicago; Frank a. Shaffer,
Ration; H. n. Marley, Kansas City; W. G..
Lyle, Denver; II. w. Robinson, Earlville,
ILL.,; W. y. Hunter, Geneva, ILL.,, and l.. o.
Fuller, Eddy, are registered at the Depot
hotel.
l.. o. Fullen, a former attache of this Of
fee, and WI o is now succeeding finely as
manager Of the Pecos Valley argus, down
at Eddy, is in the city, to-day, on his way
home from a visit to his kin folk at Mime
apolis, Mimi.
Patricio Gonzales left this morning for
Ration, where he will meet his brother,
who is returning from the east after an
absence Of twenty two years, in which
time he has prepared himself for the
priesthood.
Alexandra Branch, of Mora, is dead. On
Tuesday last, while driving over q mountain
road, he was violently thrown from his
wagon and sustained injuries from which
he could not recover, and death came to
his relief last night. He was an influential
citizen and had held many public Offices,