Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-30

to the city this Afternoon.
Jas. l.. VanArsdale Of Santa Fe who
was here for the Christmas season
has returned to tho capital.
Capt. +. G. Austen, president of the
territorial cattle sanitary board, left
this afternoon for the capital.
II. C. Appelgate, representing the
Ell Walker Dry FGoods company Of
St. Louis, is here wild de goods.
Santa Fe Master Mechanic f. p.
Barnes went home this morning after
spending a couple of days in the city,
Mrs. Anna Corson and children re-
turned this afternoon from st. Louis,
where they made their home since
last spring.
John Critics returned this afternoon
from st. Louis, where he has been fol-
lowing his profession of pianist for
several months.
Hon. ]. S. Duncan left this after
noon for Denver, accompanied by his
daughter Beulah and son Gordon, who
will ~re-enter school there.
Lieut.. Wayne Glassford, who has
been the guest of his mother, Mrs. S.
B. Davis, over Christmas, left this
afternoon to return to his quarters at
Fort Riley, Kans.
Mrs. S. w Moore and sons will
leave Monday for Los Angeles. Mr..
Moore is already there and will go
into business. Las Vegas regrets
losing these good people,
VIM. p. Kelly of Dublin, Ireland.
who spent Christmas as the guest or
Capt. VIM. French at Cimarron, re-
turned yesterday afternoon and early
this morning left on a trip to Mora.
Albert Faber, an Albuquerque car
pet merchant well known here, passed
through the city this afternoon on
his way home from a purchasing trip
in New York and other cities Of the
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Ryan returned
this afternoon from Denver, whittier
they were called by the illness OF
their granddaughter, Marguerite Clux-
ton. The popular little lady has al
most entirely recovered.
Don Ramon Gallegos came up from
San Jose today to attend a meeting
of the board of the county commits
sioners tomorrow. The new board
will hold a session Monday, the old
board will wind up routine business
and adjourn sine die.
George Kinkel. Of the New oYrk
Life Insurance company, went down
to albuquerque this afternoon on a
business mission. w. NJ. Bell, the ter
~ritorial manager. was able to be in his
office for a while today for the first
time in several weeks.
Miss Lora Levins, supervisor of the
training department of the Las Vegas
Normal, left this afternoon for her
home in Albert Lea, Mimi, on a
months leave of absence. The lady's
health has become impaired and she
has been ordered to take a complete
rest.
John Heserick and r. E. Lewis, OF
the Colorado Telephone company, left
today for a horseback ride across the
hills to Santa Fe. looking for a suita.
BILE location for a proposed interurban
line for the company. Telephone
communication with Santa Fe will
mean much to both cities.
II. F. Jones, who with Albuquer-
que associates has been granted a
franchise 10 furnish dollar gas to Al
buqueroue, passed through the city
last night on his way back to the
Duke City from New York. The
gentleman goes to put up the $4,000
franchise required by the company.
w. p. Mentgen. a wholesale mer-
chant from Edna, Mo, Is here ON a
visit to his wife and her sister, Miss
St!nson. who are spending the winler
In the city. Mr.. Mentgen was accom-
panied by Miss Maude Parsons OF
Edna. Who viii remain. seeking ben
eft for her health. The gentleman
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