Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-21
EXTRACTS FROM EXCHANGES.
New Mexico News Scissored Bodily
From the Newspapers.

largely and property sold
well.
j. NJ. McQuade has completed his
commodious carpenter shop west OF
Hotel Highland in Albuquerque.
Mrs. b. Frank Fillmore had a gay
crowd at her social dance in Albu-
querque, and everyone had a most en-
joyable time.
The entertainment for the benefit
OF the public school, in Flora vist>,
was well attended. E the proceeds
amounting to s32.
Miss Louise Wentworth, who taught
at San Antonio. N. M, the past term,
has completed her work and has gone
to her home in Chicago.
Hon. G.. *. richardson Of Roswell,
chairman OF the territorial irrigation
commission. is in Santa Fee attending
a session Of the commission.
Mrs. George Fl. Gross ard son ar
rived home in Santa Fe from Golden,
uhcrc they spent two weeks viii,
.Ju 'xa J. ID. Mayo and fcmily.
The handsome new home OF Mr and
Mrs. w. Y. Walton, West Tijeras ave-
nue., in Albuquerque, was the scene
of a most pleasant card party.
The wife and two daughters of N.
H.. Andrus, of the Diamond palace, Al
buquerque. arrived there from Omaha,
Neb., and will make their home in the
Duke city.
Hon. A. L.. Kendall and other Ger
los citizens got VI a bean bake
and 1t wa, a huge success. The pro-
ceeds go into the Cerrillos public
school fund.
The carrier boys of the Albuquer-
que Citizen have been supplied WITH
whistles. which they are supposed to
use at every residence at whic,,. they
deliver a paper.
Misses Sarah and Elizabeth Haskell,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. III. Haskell.
living on North Edith street, left Al
buquerque for Kalamazoo, Mich, to
VISIT with relatives.
w. d. Metzgar, who has been mana
ger for Melini & Eakin's wholesale
liquor house at Santa Rosa, has
returned to Albuquerque and will re-
side there in the future.
Will Bays attempt to drive a young
horse for the first time, in Aztec. re
suited in a runaway which complete.
ly demolished the cart and came very
nea demolishing Will.
Hefin Bros. loaded out Of Flora Wis
ia with apples for the Durango marx
cts. 1t will keep some of those ranch
men busy to get of last years croT
OF apples before the new crop is on.
The body of Mrs. w. ]. Wright
which was buried near Aztec some
twelve years ago, was disinterred
and sent to Bowling Green, Mo. whera
1t will be laid in the family buria
ground.
Work of tearing down the Albuquer
que securing mills preparatory t.
moving that institution to the new site
out on Mountain road next to the
Rio Grande wooden mills. is pro
crossing.
The modern church member hardl!
waits for the benediction before he IL
engaged in conversation with hi,
neighbor in regard to the price O
corn. hogs, alfalfa, and the advance il
real estate.
T.. A. Sleyster, the insurance agent
M 49, - -
weeks s~ojourn at the valley town o
Roswell. He has lots of good thing
to say about Roswell and the SUI
rounding country.
l.. Current returned to Aztec fron
: Durango. accompanied by his daugh
ter. Mrs. Frank Tit. of White City
Kansas. Mrs. Tit and her husband
who will join her later on, expect T.
locate permanently there.
W. l.. Covington and his bride, VIII,
was formerly Mrs. l. Jeltz, were give
a musical serenade by a number of hi
young colored gentlemen friends ii
Albuquerque, all of whom are cleye
fngerers of the stringed instruments
The funeral of the remains of tn
late Mrs. Feliciana Baca de Sandova
took place yesterday morning at S:3
O'Clock from the Santa Fe cathedra
lnterment was made at Rosario GENE
terry. A large %oncours of relative
n friends attended the funeral.
On March LIST the daily train sci
vfpo an tho Nam NFo~;c~ ls:s-~
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad bt
tween Santa Fe and Antonito will b
restored. This is good news to SAINT
Fe and to the citizens of norther
Santa Fee, Rio Arriba and Taos on,
ties.
Bert Baker. al Albuquerque boy. i
proving himself made of the RICH
kind of material to succeed in thi
world. In a letter to his mother. Mrs
A. J.. Maloy of Albuquerque, Bert ar
nouce himself prosperous and /
good health. He is located at Hancocl
Mich, and is manager of the suppl
department of the Houghton Count
Street Railway company.
r. B. Thomas, manager of the Cel
rillos smelter, was in Santa Fe an
said the copper furnace would blow i
March i. The company has jus
bought the Ivanhoe and other mine
at Hanover, including q co%ncentratin
plant, and will receive two cars {
more daily of high grade copper Oh
from that camp for treatment at tn
Cerrillos smelter.
A Washington dispatch says: del
gate Rodey has introduced a bi