Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-05

"A. J. Mechor Is here from Ration.
r. NJ. Davidson Is here from Max
well City.
Max Nordhaus spent Sunday at Fl
Paso. Texas.
j.. w. Roberts Of La Junta is In the
city on business.
u. Judell left on a business trip for
Trinidad this afternoon.
Major r. c. Rankin and family
spent Sunday In Albuquerque.
M. NJ. Sundt, the contractor, was q
passenger today for Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Bond were over,
Sunday visitors from Trinidad.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Hanna arrived In
the city yesterday from Santa Fe.
EG. f. Rosenwald Of this city has
gone to Kansas City on a business
trip.
Mrs. Simon Vorenberg arrived in
the city this afternoon from her home
at Wagon Mound.
Miss Stella Bernard left this after
noon on No. | for Los Angeles, CAL,
where she will spend from five to six
months.
Charley Classon. the we'll known
livery man Of Santa Fee, arrived In
the city Sunday for a short visit with
relatives.
H. G. Parry, advance nan for the
Jerry from Kerry company, is in the
city today with paper for the coming
attraction.
Mrs. J. B. Stout has been called
to Denver by the serious illness OF
her mother. She will be gone for
ten or twelve days.
Charley Rathburn, last seasons
crack third baseman, has gor- to
Denver for a trial with the locai team
OF the Western league.
Sam Goldsmith returned to his
home at Ocate Sunday night on No,
s after spending several days In this
city purchasing supplies for his store,
Frank Smukala, who came to this
city from Chicago for his health, has
gone to Albuquerque as he thought q
low altitude would be more beneficial,
i w. j. Henwood Of Denver, the
Ivory soap man, representing the firm
of Proctor & Gamble, went south this
afternoon after spending several days
in this city.
w. H. Magley and family, who came
to this city from Columbia City, Ind,
have rented tent cottage No. 3 at the
Tent City and moved today from their
rooms on Eighth street.
Miss Vera Graham, who has spent
about four months in this city, will
leave soon for a weeks visit at her
home at Wichita, Kas., and win then
leave for Long Beach, Cal.
w. C. Shipman and wife. Mrs. N.
g. Shipman and N. P. Fritts have ar
rived in this city to make their home
from Shawnee, o. T. They will re.
side at No. 202 East First street.
Charley Rhodes, the well known
pitcher, has signed with the st. Joe
team Of the Western association for
the coming season. Albert Atkins will
be given %a'try-out OF the same team,
Feathers" Tanning, who pitched
last season for the Las Vegas Blues,
is lost In the brush. No n has
heard from him, but he is probably
pitching coal somewhere for the San
ia Fee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roach left yes
terday afternoon for La Junta, where
they will make their home, Mr.. Roach
having been transferred to that di'
vision. Las Vegas regrets losing
them.
DR.. F. R. Lord, Earl Collins, D. H.
Grant and D. B. Critics drove up the
canyon as far as the carriage house
at Harvey's Sunday and had a big
picnic dinner. They spent a very en-
j0yable day.
Bulge Cable. a ball player well
known in this city, Is in Kansas City
ct present and - yet unsigned for
the season. He is A~phenOfnenal pitch
er and is held by Mnver, but refuses
to play with therp1
e. d. Reynolds end c. e. Perry Of
the First National banksswillrtake q
sacation beginning SsTueSd and d
Friday will leave for Honolulu IN the
Hawaiian islands where they will
spent five weeks In recreation.
District Attorney J.. Leahy. A. Fl,
officer. Attorney 0. II. p. Turner and
Attorney Jno. Morrow are here today