Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-02

H. Rienhardt returned TO PASTURE
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Lamb are visitors
in town today from Springer.
w. H. Garnuer, an attorney from
Watrous, is spending the day in town.
w. M. Bell went out today on q
ten day trip to the country about Pin
tada.
Miss Nettie Coffee, teacher at Wat
rous, is spending a few days IN the
city.
Don Eugenio Romero has returned
from a short business trip to the cap
ital.
Miss Maude j. Kelly has gone 70
Santa Fe to visit her sister, Mrs. G.
r. Mckay.
John H. Hicks Of Santa Rosa, re-
turned yesterday to the city from q
trip in the Mora country.
Manuel Borrego. q prominent resi-
dent of Chacon, Mora county. Is DO
Ing business in the city today.
w. E. Darlington and wife are re.
cent arrivals from Fairmont, Ill. They
will spend the winter in Las Vegas.
p. E. Barnes, with commissions
from various San Francisco furniture
houses, is visiting the local dealers.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Roe, New York
ers, who have been out at Haryey's
for ten days, came in town yesterday.
Judge Hardness and wife returned
this afternoon for Albuquerque. where
they spent the holidays with their
daughter, Mrs. Myra Frost.
j. d. Hand. the Los Alamos ranch
man, was a passenger o. the Chicago
limited this morning. He is bound
for New York on a pleasure trip.
b. Stern left this afternoon for Wag
or Mound. He will return in a day
Or tyo accompanied by his young sons
Who have been paying a visit there.
rho nv. Frank G. Ward, pastor o
the Baptist church, has gone to Rator
Y. supply the pulpit Sunday. He viii
r ain in he Gate City until Thurs
day.
Mis- Maggie Bucher, principal 0
the csty schools, is back from he
holiday vacation. She has beer wit
her sister. Mrs. j. E. Hurley Of Te
peka.
z. H. Lindenburger Of Louisville
has made arrangements to go out on
ranch near Rociada. He will renal
in the suburbs" for a month or tw
at least.
Messrs. Harry e. Kelly and G. "
Robbins, Of the firm Of Gross, Kell
& Co., were passengers today for A
buquerque to look after the interest
Of the firm there.
Mrs. G. M. Hill and daughter Iren
have returned from Kansas City whit
or they went early in the summer. The
are considering spending the remain'
er Of the winter in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Jones, sometim
residents Of Santa Fe. passed throug
the city yesterday on their way
Laramie, Wyo. Mr.. Jones was direc
or OF the Capital City band and got
to take a similar position in Larami
DIR. j. M. Cunningham of Las We
as, president of the San Miguel ban
ana one Of the prominent bushes
men of the Meadow city, was in Alb
querque yesterday, on his way hon
from a visit to his ranch in southel
New Observation-Disclosures Citizen.
from Mora. went back to Santa Ro'
today.
Grover Strong, son Of the late mi
lionaire, Sam Strong Of Colorado al
Lee Hutchinson, son of Santa Fe Roa
master Hutchinson, passed throus
the city this afternoon on their WI
to Boonville. Mo-, after a vacatit
spent in albuquerque The boys q
students at the Kempker Military
%stitute.
The Rev. Robert NJ. Crais, supt
intendent of Presbyterian missions I
New Mexico and Arizona, his wife al
little daughter, Mildred, pass
through the city yesterday on tht
way home from the east. Mr.. era
went to Oklahoma six weeks ago a
attended the sessions OF the synt
Then Ne went to New York and NJ
Jersey to make q campaign in fay
of the home mission work OF I