Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-06

of the Journal-De morcat rode to
Harvey's Saturday, returning last
night by the light of the moon.
/ IS. A. Douglass, a young man from
| North Carolina, who is spending the
summer at Harvey's, is a grandson Of
the late Stephen A. Douglass, the
great opponent of Abraham Lincoln.
Mrs. Geo. Moves and family arrived
in the city yesterday on a visit to
friends from Depoint. Ill, where heI
husband has charge of a large tie
preserving works for the Santa Fe.
Miss Nellie Brewer. a talented
young lady Of Albuquerque was a pas,
senger through the city bound for the
Hub of the universe. where she will
spend the summer with relatives.
Jack Dillon, Topeka; H. B. Phillips,
Rochester; s. Lewinson. A1buquer-
que; D. Wiese, Watrous; Ed. Patrick,
Wyoming; Hugo Scharwenka, Gin
cinnati r booked at the Castaneda,
Lou Webb and B. F. Mcclure. form
erly machinists here, but now of Min.
turn, Colo, after spending a most en-
joyable visit with their families left
last night on their return to their new
field of labor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Graham McNary
left this afternoon for Omaha, Neb.,
where the gentleman will represent
The Optic at the National editorial
convention to begin its meetings to-
morrow evening.
F. G. Davidson, the Pinos Altos
merchant, his young son and d. z,
Pearson were a trio of Nova Scotia
bound passengers. Mr.. Davidson goes
to Halifax, Mr.. Pearson to his old
home in Colchester county.
II. H. Belts of Silver City, probate
clerk of Grant county, accompanied
by his wife, was a north bound pas.
senger an route for Boston. They will
also make a trip to Nova Scotia to
visit Mrs. Belts Bluenose relatives.
c. G. Colby of the Montezuma bar
Der shop, who went to the Duke City
to assist in the big celebration. re-
turned to the Meadows this morn
ing. He says the program given by
the union labor people was all right.
H. GRANGER, st. Louis; Edward
Barr, Memphis; Joseph Smith, Trini-
dad; Victor A. Giesey, Pittsburg; Mrs.
w. H. Mitchell of the Hotel Mitchell,
Pasadena and Thos. Merton, San
Marcial are all making their home at
the Eldorado.
NJ. Leroy Helfrich, the popular
Wells-Fargo agent, is a~nxiously
watching the trains these days ex-
pecting the arrival of his sister Miss
Ella Helfrich, who is expected to
reach here on a visit to her brother
not later than "wednesday next.
John Bremen last evening shipped
a couple of choice specimens of he
Rocky Mountain canary to friends in
St. Charles, Mo. The warblers are
little chaps, but they nave we'll de-
veloped vocal organisms and may be
depended upon to awaken the echoes
of the SLEEPY old Missouri town in ele-
giant style.
In a coy cottage, which stands on a
grassy slope surrounded by wood
crowned hills a few miles above El
Porvenir MI. and Mrs. S. S. Smith
Of Ohio have made heir summer
dwelling place. Mr.. Smith is an in
valid, but the sweet air of the noun
tains redolent with the fragrance Of
the pine, ozone laden, re-invigorating,
celebrating. is proving a very elk
er of life to him.
Among the arrivals of the week aat
Harvey's were Misses Ruth Thomas
and Ella May Althouse, Quakertown,
Pa; DR.. M. C. Boswell, Cleveland, o.;
A. l.. Gump. Kansas City; Miss Nellie
Graham, Las Vegas; S. A. Douglas,
Greensboro, N. G.; Jas. Burton Reed,
wife and daughter, Las Vegas; Will
liam Badly Ericsson, 0. A. Ericsson,
Robert Gross and wife, E. j. McWenie,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Butler.