Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-02

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Brotherhood tonight.
julius Linde went up to Trinidad
yesterday afternoon.
Roy CARMEN went up to Ralon on
a belated train today.
Jack Mckay took the stage for
Santa Rosa this morning,
Simon Bacharsch has returned from
n business rip to Santa Fe,
Rev. j. G.. Sanchez left for Wagon
Mound on the afternoon train.
S. L. Fisher and wife have been in
town from Mineral Hill today,
Juan Baca y Lucero. cattleman at
FL Cuervo, Is in town on land bus
mess.
J. M. Allen is in town from feoo-
Tote today, Dragging about the wealth
er out his way.
Ellsworth ingalls, has returned to
Albuquerque from a hurried visit to
the Meadow City.
Don Cecilio Rosenwald enjoyed q
hospitality of Jim Leonard at Trout
Springs last night.
Raymundo Harrison. merchant at
Anton Chico, departed for home with
his wife this morning.
II. W. Greene. familiar name, is
registered al The Castaneda hotel
from Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. II. A. Blackstone and mother
left last evening for FL Paso, thence
going to Houston, Texas.
A.A. and W.. B. Upton came down
from Watrous last evening and left
for Santa Rosa this afternoon.
President Z. ]. Vert of the Normal,
who attended the funeral Of Col. ].
Franco, Chaves, has returned to the
city.
Architect w. NJ. Rapp, of the Las
Vegas and Trinidad firm of Rapp
Brothers. architects. spent yesterday
in Santa Fe.
Mrs. F. A. Boone started on her
California trip this afternoon with
her daughter, Miss Yuma, as he"
travelling companion.
Messrs. McSchooler and Stone ac-
companied the formers sister and
Miss Josie Hanson out to the Min
eral Hill locality today.
DR.. VIM. II. Cokeby, a veterinary
surgeon from Los Angeles. is tarry
ing in town for a few days. He is
staying at the Rawlins house.
Harry f. Blood. f. r. Clayton,
Eugene Reading, A. o. Hughn ana
William Woodside are people from
Gotham staying at the Castaneda.
Hon. John S. Clark, councilman
from San Miguel. who was n Of the
pail bearers at the funeral of the late
Col. ]. Francisco Chaves. has return.
ed to the city.
Prof. Heine of Ration, one of a dozen
applicants for a recess appointment
as territorial superintendent, passed
through the city yesterday homeward
bound.
Mrs. N. F. Gallegos and two little
boys. family of the court interpreter,
came in yesterday from their home
at Clayton and are guests of Mrs.
Lambertson.
James M~cCalquhoun, president OF
the Arizona & New Mexico railroad,
residence in Del Monte. Calf, went
south for home in his special car
this afternoon. Accompanying him
are his wife and boy and they have
been touring Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Lucas returned
to the city last night. Mrs. Lucas
and her sister, Miss Cordler, after
visiting st. Louis. went to their home
in P%ittsburg. Mr.. Lucas went as
far as Chicago to meet his wife. The
family will be costly domicilcd in
the Duncan house on Fourth street.
Mrs. Sallie Douglas, who was SO
flatteringly referred to as hostess at
the New Mexico building at the
worlds fair in a clipping from the
Globe Democrat, appearing in The
Optic last evening. has returned to
the city from ST. Louis, accompanied
by Mrs. A. p. Buck and little daught
er. The arrival Of Mrs. Douglas
fro mso important a mission was in
advertently omitted last evening,
though a reporter noted her home
coming at the depot as she alighted
from the train.