Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-23
PERSONALS


are visiting the city.
Librato Aragon was acre today
from Casuma on business.
Judge Henry l.. Waldo has returned
to the city from a trip to Santa Fe.
F. C. ID. Baca left today fer Aqua
Zarca to spend a few days hunting
l.. Lehman, a seller of dry goods
for a Denver wholesale house is here
to-day.
Mrs. Hall and Miss Gayer, Of Mo-
berly, Mo-, are now domiciled at the
sanitarium.
O. NJ. Fairchild, a well known silk
thread drummer arrived in the city
this afternoon.
Miss Lillian Prinzler, of Milwaukee,
Wis. has arrived to spend the winter
for health easons.
Cecilio Rosenwald left today to Wis
it several places on business in the
southern country.
Mrs. E. II. Salazar and children
have gone to Santa Fe as the guests
of Mrs. Manderfield.
VIM. L.. Smith and j.. w. Moore
are Chicago Commercial men who put
into this port last night.
VIM. Hoehne. a veteran race horse
man of Los Callanias. was here today
circulating among his friends.
Miss Anna Henry, after having
spent several days very pleasantly ut
the st. Louis exposition returned yes
terday afternoon.
S. D. Bretherton, manager for Sen
ator w. A. Clark, at C~larkville, N. NJ,
who came to attend the Pythian lodge
meeting went home last night.
F. d. Bright, travelling representa-
tive of the Columbia Music company,
is here with his family TO spend a
week or two. His headquarters are
Pueblo, Colorado.
C. J. Dave, the popular representa-
tive of the Morey Mercantile company,
of Denver who married a beautiful
Trinidad young lady last month is
making his first trip to the city since
the happy event.
Miss Florence Snow, a clever young
lady from Boston, who has many
friends in Las Vegas, has departed
for home after a visit of several weeks
to the city. The Young lady was &C.
%companied to Denver by her brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Greene,
F. B. Heather, last past grand chan.
cellor of the Knights of Pythias OF
the territory met his wife and chill
dren here this afternoon and left with
them for their home in Silver City
Mrs. Heather and children have been
in st. Louis since the first of May
E. w. Clapp, the newly elected
grand chancellor of the grand lodge
Knights of Pythias of New Mexico
and Herbert J.. McGrath, a young mer
chant, left last night for their home
in the lively Southern Pacific town
of %Lordsburg. The gentlemen re
port slow, but steady and prosperous
growth in their part of the world.
S. Spitz, of Santa Fe, and hi!
daughters, Misses Florence and Ma
passed through The city on their way
to st. Louis. After a visit to thu
Fair the party will go to New York
Miss May will proceed to Mount Hol
yoke, Mass, to ~re-enter Wellesley
while Miss Florence will return t.
New Mexico with her father.
The many friends of Miss Nelli,
Stern will regret to learn that she ha,
rendered her resignation as tcache
In tLI Las Vegas pubic school am
VIII leave in a short while for st
l.oH'' where she la accepted a s;n.i
lar position. Mrs. Stern and Ed vii
follow her about Nov. LIST, and vii
also make st. Louis their future home
Rafael Romero. superintendent o
schools of Mora county, who went t.
the capital a day or two ago, exper
fenced an unexpected and agreeable
surprise. His son who had bee,
working in Mexico, and whom he hat
not seen for seven years, happened
to be there and waylaid his father OF
the street. The meeting was a pleas
ant one.
g. n. Pettey, a prominent bushes.
man of Deming who left last night fol
home, after attending the sessions o
the Pythian grand lodge, a y tina.
Deming is one of the coming cities
OF New Mexico. 1t already has three
railroads and more in prospect. A
smelter is building and the mining
and cattle interests of the section arr
steadily growing in importance.
City Clerk Tamme has sent out t.
citizens of Las Vegas seven hundred
postal cards as gentle reminders tina