Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-21
PERSONALS

Cruz Lucero, a large cattle and land
owner, Is in town today.
Il. c. Mckay left this afternoon for
California. He will go via Denver.
Miguel Benavidez, a sheep owner
of Montoya, was here today on bust
ness.
Apolonio Alman2ar is here today
on business from his ranch ear Sa-
bino.
o. A. Larrazolo and family returned
yesterday from their ranch near La
Cueva.
l.. j. Reynolds of Springer came
down last night to attend the X. of
p. meetings.
Albino Salaar, an extensive tie con
tractor of Chapelle, was here yester-
day purchasing supplies for his camp.
f. G. Matteson, a Tucumcari law
yer and newspaper man, is among the
visitors to the Pythian demonstra-
lions.
Eusebio Chavez and wife, of Ocate,
are in town today for the purpose of
entering their two daughters in the
Loretto Academy.
J.. S. Candelario a Santa Fe mer-
chant well known here is among the
delegates to the convention Of the
knights of Pythias.
r. II. Bowler, foreman Of the Santa
Fe New Mexican composing rooms,
is attending the convention Of the
Knights of Pythias.
Juan Manuel Gutierrez, of Olguin,
was in town today and made fin
proof on his homestead entry before
Probate Clerk Sena.
Mrs. E. Armijo, a wealthy Albuqner-
que lady passed through the city
yesterday afternoon on the way 10 St.
Louis to visit the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Lafort, of Albuquer-
que were st. Louis bound passengers
yesterday afternoon, they will go to
tutlI OIu lOluc III lIsillSooNN.
Aaron Peffley, a we'll known citi-
zen of Albuquerque, passed through
the city yesterday afternoon on his
way to visit his old home in India
ma.
Arthur and Louis Ilfeld left today
10 spend some time at the st. Louis
exposition and other eastern points,
on a combined business and pleasure
trip.
Miss Inez Foster, former city editor
of the Alamogordo Daily Journal, who
has been here for a day or two, left
for a visit to her home in Kansas to-
day.
Willard S. Stricken, cashier of the
Bank Of Commerce at Albuquerque
was seer here for a short time yes
terday on his way to Chicago on a
business trip.
DR.. L. H. Chamberlain, Judge B. F.
Adams and Louis w. Gales, a trio of
prominent Duke City men arrived on
No. s this morning as delegates to the
Pythian convention.
NJ. M. McSchooler and Mining En-
gineer Winters returned last night
from Mineral Hill. MIR. Winters will
have something very good to say about
the Albatross mine in a few days.
NFrs nihctaltar urha hos hnAn in
Las Vegas the past week visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Herman Ilfeld, left to-
day for her home at Kansas City, ac-
c%ompanied by her little grand-niece.
Cashier A. J. Bishop of the depot
at Santa Fee passed through the city
yesterday afternoon. They will go to
yesterday having been called to Lines
Vile Iowa, owing to the very serious
illness of his wife.
George f. Fisher, of Milwaukee,
representing the Mayer Boot & Shoe
company, left this morning to drive
pita and other small towns Of San
Miguel and Mora counties.
Mrs. Harry O'Bryan, wife of a
Denver attorney and sister of Gov
ernor Otero, passed through the city
yesterday on her way east. The lady
will spend the winter abroad. She
was accompanied by her little daugh-
ter.
J. c. Martin, the successful wild
game trapper of Canyon Largo, was
in town purchasing more traps pre-
paratory to going into the business
more extensively. He says game is
plentiful there this year, and that he
is having good luck.
Mrs. James O'Byrne and her daught-
er. Miss Saide, returned yesterday
from a four months eastern trip very
much improved in health. They Wis
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