Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-04
PERSONALS

from Ration.
w. G. Ogle. the insurance man,
went up to Watrous this afternoon.
Roman Gallegos. county commits,
sioner, left for his home at San Jose.
Walter O'Brien the cattle inspector
went out TO Gallup last night on Off
cial business.
II. J. Ramer, the well known cattle.
man OF Watrous and Holbrook, A. T.,
Is In the city today,
Walter Hayward left this afternoon
for Kansas to get a carload OF hogs
for GRAFT & Hayward.
Jackson Moseley OF Alabama, who
has been spending a few days in Las
Vegas with his cousin. Miss league.
left today for California.
w. NJ. Groves. a railroad man who
Is In these parts for climatic benefit,
is staying at the New Optic.
w. II. Garner is down from Watrous
today on business with the probate
court, relating to the Lobato children.
Waldo T~witchell returned last
night from a pleasant visit to rela-
tives in Kansas City and st. Joseph,
Mo.
Miss Matte Weller and |, X. Lewis,
Jr., returned this afternoon from their
trip to Lawrence, Kansas, and other
points.
Eduardo Baca will go to Santa Re
tomorrow to espouse Miss An,cela
Delgado, a pretty young lady of the
capital.
j. r.. Perkins, who accompanied his
nephew, John Self, to the city. left
this afternoon for his home in Indian
Territory.
AL Denton and sister, Miss Nora,
are expected from Bloomington, Ind,
on an evening train to spend the win
ter months.
j. A. Olson, wife and father, who
had been visiting relatives here, de-
parted for their home at Lincoln, Neb,
this afternoon.
Div. Supt. f. J. Easley and stenog-
rapher went up to Trinidad in the SUI
p~erintendent's private car on belated
No. s this morning.
Mrs. Romancita de Lujan, mother OF
Sabine Lujan, the west. side jeweler,
is spending a few days with friends
and relatives in Mora county.
Teodoro Herrera, a wellto-do
stockman from Red River, is in town
on business. He reports a good rain on
Monday night, below the mesa.
f. r. C. Haskell of Charleston, S.
c., is a guest at the Castaneda hotel.
A. j. LOOMS came cross the noun
tains from Santa Fe yesterday.
Francisco Baca y Sandoval, wife
and three daughters, went over to
Santa Fe last night to assist in ar
ranging for a forthcoming marriage.
George Hubbell, who hasn't grown
an inch since he was a boy but who
now tips the beam at 165 pounds, is
in town from his Conchas ranch for
a few days.
A. l.. McCreary was a passenger
through the city this afternoon on his
way to Albuquerque. The gentleman
is travelling auditor of the Harvey
house system,
Delegate-elect, w. II. Andrews pass
ed through the city last night on his
way to Pittsburg on business. He will
visit Washington. New York and Chi
cago before returning.
Las Vegas friends learn that Man
uel b. Otero, the clever son of Mrs.
A. NJ. Bergere of Santa Fe, has ac-
cepted a place with the Dunn Mer-
camille agency Of Mexico City.
DR.. S. S. Particle, manager for the
Marten family and in charge of enter
tainments for the Santa Fe railways
reading rooms, is registered at the Ell.
dorado. with Sidney S. Particle.
C%hief-Deputy U. S. Marshal George
Kaseman. of Albuquerque, passed
through the city southbound this af-
ternoon on his way back from Denver
whittier he took Maurine J%arrens, who
must answer to criminal charges in
Colorado after serving two years in
the territorial ~penitentiary for biga.
my.