Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-09

lHc kIboil WIS ulSu VI NuIuuIVy, uul
both he and his bride were tanned Ia
the color Of Indians The young
couple arrived here Monday, accom-
pan ed by q party OF five other young
people, on their way 10 Denver, TAX
Ing a horseback trip, The start was
made from the Bell ranch In San MI.
gnel county. New Mexico. where Mr.,
Morrison Is a part owner. They had
been on the road two weeks and con.
tinued their journey to Denver this
morning.
scelai Notes.
Mrs p. G. PittenIer :las gone to
Brazil. IND, on visit to relatives.
~Mrs. I.u9wg VIM. Ilfeld and family
have retUiNfd from European trip.
9 C. George and family Of Apache,
okla. ore the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
c. w. Browne
DR.. NJ. Lefkovits has returned from
n months vacation spent IN Chicago
Nashville and other cities.
Mrs. J. l.. Zimmerman and daught.
or. who spent several weeks here. re-
turned 10 Santa Fe during the week.
I. Bacharach retu,faed during the
week from New York expedition
which lasted for several weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. G, II. Zimmerman,
wealthy peoDle Of ST. Louis. and their
grandson, Chas. Kmte. are here for
visit Of several weeks duration.
Miss Louise Reed, a gifted and beau
rsm vour- Y as Vegas lady, has gone
to New York to continue her studies
n school Of dramatic art
Mrs. Dudley Dean and child, after
. visit TO the lady's sister. Mrs. Jas.
G. McNary, left during the week for
their home at Cohasset. Mass.
Mrs.A, II. Ryan has gone to Denver,
accompanying her granddaughter,
MISS Marguerite Cluxton. who is a
ptMtl et the Academy Of the Sisters
Of Losetto. "
Prof. LA. Doelle and family Of Chi
cago have taken up their abode in the
city. The gentleman is pianist Of
ability and viii cnnduct the piano
department Of the Normal.
Mrs. F. II. Pierce , is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. d. r. Tyler and son
Donald, and her sister, Miss Mary j..
Watkins, ,.ssIho are on their .way5home
from Calf 4brnia 70 owensl &c, Ky
sgMNs Roach of Chicago isrthe guest
81 Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Gortner for a
couple of weeks, on her way to japan
to visit her uncle. Hon. Chas. Miller,
U. S. consul at Nagasaki.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar G. Burch are
here from jefferson City. Mo-, on a
visit to their son. Oscar f. Burch and
family. Mr.. Burch, pere, is cashier Of
the First National bank of Jefferson
City.
DR.. ]. NJ. Cunningham and family
left yesterday for Boston, where
Misses Marguerite and Helen will re-
main in school during the winter, the
former in the New England conserva-
tory the latter in the Boston Latin
school.
Mrs. w. E. Gortner returned the
lrst OF the week from several
weeks trip which took her to various
California points, to the Portland ex-
position and to Yellow Stone park.
The lady is enthusiastic over the ex-
position and to Yellowstone park.
of the northern Pacific states.
Judge and Mrs. Alphonso Hart left
FOR their home in Washington, D. c..
iur.ng the week. Judge Hart has pur-
chased residence at the corner OF
Fourth and Columbia and Las Vegans
will be pleased to hear that the fam
lily will spend part OF each year In
The city henceforth.
The annual Firemen's ball at the
opera house Monday evening drew a
large number Of gay devotees Of Ter
psichore The fine music was furnish
ed by the symphony orchestra. A
great deal OF pains had been taken
with the decorations. which were On-
commonly effective. The affair takes
rank as the most largely attended and
successful lodge ball Of the year.
lieutenant Arthur Tipton left this
afternoon to Join the regiment to
which he has been assigned, the Fifth
infantry. at Plattsburg. NY. The
young officer has been fortunate In re-
ceiving an appointment to one OF the
most attractive posts in the United
States. Plattsburg, situated on the
shore Of Lake Champlain, at the door
to the gateway of Canada, is an ideal
city. The summer season Is delight.
full and the winter sports on the lake
have become famous. The young man
is exceedingly popular in Las Vegas
and many good wishes go with him to
his new home. Lieutenant Upton has
given evidence Of ability that promises
rapid rise in his profession.
Acting Chairman George A. Flem-
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