Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-05-25
THE DAILY OPTIC.
East Las Vegas, New Mexico,
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

mere was ocrn, AT w mite ODkss tC
MIR. and Mrs. John j. McCourt, a son
II III. Taylor has moved to and now
occupies The Collier place south Of
White Oaks.
At White Oaks another nice baby
came to brighten the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Watson.
DR.. l.. T. Wyllis, Of Nashville, Tenn,
arrived in Roswell, having formed 0
partnership with DR.. Grain.
Ed. and John Lee. Of White Oaks,
were eff a day or two last week with
Ia grippe, but are at work again.
James L Kibbee returned to Ros.
well, from Thorpe Springs, Texas,
whore he had been attending school.
DIR. Bishops, OF White Oaks, after
several weeks illness. Is again out and
apparently in his accustomed health.
Ed Calfee, OF Roswell, has been
limping around on one foot for several
days as q result of stepping on a nail.
Mrs. M. Whiteman and daughters,
Carrie and Flora, came over from the
Jicarillas and spent Sunday In White
Oaks.
Capt. j. w. Fleming of Silver City,
u. S. coal mine inspector, is at Ration
inspecting the several mines IN that
vicinity.
Mrs joe MeeKs has moved to the
Block ranch, near Roswell, TO reside
all summer. Joe holds a position with
tie Blocks.
viii Day, j. N. Levin, ]. W. Bayle,
w. A. Corey and r. b. Dimmitt left
Roswell for a TIP through the noun
tain country.
Mrs. F. A. Nordstrum and little son
will leave Ration early next month on
a visit to Freeport, Illinois and James
vile, Wisconsin.
Miss Ollie Jennings, most es-
Unable young lady from City OF Mex
leo, has arrived in Albuquerque and Is
the guest of Miss Zilla Weidner.
Hon. M. G. Reynolds, Of Santa Fe,
has been called to St. Louis by tele-
gram. He hopes to return IN ten
days, accompanied by his family,
Will Day, of Roswell, went to the
mountains with a four-horse load OF
hunters. Shillings to peIce that he
don't bring back that much game.
News has reached Roswell that Joe
Harris, we'll known in Chaves county,
committed suicide by shooting himself,
at Manassas, Colo, the last of April.
Mrs. j. II. Pierce, of Washington
City, and b. F. Davis, of IIerkimer,
N. Y, health seekers at Santa Fe for
some months, left that place for Colo
RADIO Springs.
The Ben-Hur Chautauqua circle will
conclude its course of studies for the
year with q literary entertainment at
the home of Mrs. Laughlin's, on next
Friday evening, at Santa Fe.
The trial OF the case OF the United
States against James Addison Peralta
Reavis, charged with conspiracy. and
fraud, has been set for June Esd, II
the u. S. district court at Santa Fe.
The high winds played havoc will
Tom Scorey's tin-roof.d stable again
last week, at Roswell, and he is nov
looking for the ssgaloot" who think
that corrugated iron makes a goot
roof.
w. M. Weaver, wife and taby, lei
Albuquerque for Gallup, where Mr.
Weaver will remain some time, bu
after a few days at Gallup, Mr.. Weave
and baby will continue on to Los An
geles, Cal.
The Santa Fe fire department ma
issued invitations for a dance at u
hall on Tuesday night, the proceeds !
be used toward sending a delegation
represent Santa Fe at the foGrth arnut
tournament.
Harry Fellnaglc had a close call I
White Oaks from a premature oil
charge of a shot In the "Lady Vi
diva.n His face was somewhat al
colored, but no serious results WEI
experienced.
w. c. Rsgsdale and Frank Grahai
have purchased the Gill q Co. stock
furniture, at Roswell. The new hr
will increase the stock, carrying at :
times a we'll selected and good assor
mint OF furniture.
w. G.. Sanguinette and Joe Bad
racco returned to Albuquerque from
visit to The mining camps OF q
Pedro, Golden and Dolores ana
port a prosperous outlook everywnei
Placer miners are doing fairly well.
Tie people of Hagerman are gettll
up n subscription school. to run un
AUGUST 18th, with Miss IL innah blac
stone as teacher. Miss Blackstone .
given entire satisfaction as principal
The public school just closed at y
place.
The Phoenix Gazette says: =.
Young, superintendent OF the we
Fargo express company. with his ne'
quarters at Albuquerque, is to De %
shortly to try and arrange win
fruit growers SO they can aHoro
ship by express. !,
DR.. Paden hes completed his wen
the eastern part of White OAKS =.
depth Of $50 feet, and with . IN
inch steam pump tested the Q
water which remained without
uarent diminution after several nou
u of the engine.
The woman's aid society o,
Santa Fe Presbyterian church VIII :
strawberry and ice cream festival
Thursday afternoon and evening,
a-;nr;rr a. 2 3. M. in the old milit
headquarters opposite the Ne~ Me@'
building, over there.
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