Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-30

next winter for more prolonged
visit. He and his family were in the
southwest more than month this
trip.
w. II. Hahn, the Cerrllos coal
dealer. who made a business trip to
the Pecos valley country, returned to
the city last Saturday night. He Is
enthusiastic I'm his talk about the
country from Amarillo, along the Pan
handle and away beyond Roswell He
says the great Panhandle is being cut
up into farms of from 100 to 500
acres, and home-seekers from the east
are mourning into that section of Texas
and New Mexico in great numbers.
Miss Oslo Oustott, aged thirty-four
years. died yesterday morning at II
O'Clock at the family home, III North
Seventh street The deceased came
to this city about FIVE years ago from
Owensboro Ky accompanied by her
brother and sister. who reside here.
The funeral services were held this
afternoon from O. W. Strong's Sons
chapel. Rev J. w. r. Mcneil OF the
Baptist church officiating and burial
was in Fairyiew cemetery
Suit has been flied in the district
court by j. +. Palmer against l.. l..
| Ayres, the former proprietor of the
London Club livery who mysteriously
| disappeared from the city a few days
ago. The suit is to recover the sum
of $125 alleged to be due Palmer from
! Ayres on a feed bill 1t is said that
| Ayres left more than enough to meet
| the obligation and il is very probable
| that the matter will be settled out Of
court.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Bax-
| ter, whose death occurred Friday
night, was held yesterday afternoon
| at ST. Johns Episcopal church, Rev.
/ A. c. Harrison having charge of the
! services. Many friends of the deceas-
ed gathered at the church to pay their
last respects and the floral offerings
were many and beautiful. The re-
mains were laid to rest in Fairview
! cemetery.
County Assessor George z. Albright
and City Clerk Harry F. Lee returned
this morning from Luna county. where
they had been shooting quail since
Thursday of last week. They were
hunting along the low lands of the
Rio Grande and found quail quite plen
tiful and had very good luck, killing
enough to eat and having enough left
over to bring sixty back to the city
The Pennington Times says A. b
McGaffey of Albuquerque came in by
carriage from Aztec Tuesday even
ing. He was met here by j. w. Ben
ham and wife, who had been to tht
Portland fair and are returning tC
New York city. Both gentlemen ar
connected with the Benham TRADING
company of Albuquerque and Thoreau
and have property interests here.
Mrs. Harry J. O'Bryan, of Denver
who' visited her brothers, GovernO
NJ. A. Otero and Game Warden p. /
Otero. at Santa Fe. has returned t
her home at Denver. Mrs. O'Brya
is seeking a divorce from her hus
band, whose whereabouts are III
) known. although some say that he
somewhere in New York.
Ford Harvey, of the Harvey system
arrived from El Paso on an earl
train this morning and left for tn
!. east on train No. 2. Mr.. Harvey an
d. ]. Benjamin., superintendent of tn
Harvey system. inspected the ne
union depot at FL Paso with a vie'
; to establishing an eating house in i
Harry r. Mitchner and bride return
ed last night from their honeymoo
trip TO Denver and have gone TO hous
keeping in a residence furnished b
II the groom on West Gold avenue. M
Mitchner was passing around the c
gars today and receiving the congra
ulations of his friends.
NJ ond Mrs Tamas II Smith an
Mrs. w. c. Norman desire to exten
their sincere thanks for the sympath
J extended them by their friends in tn
. | & II. nfH i,tin